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Jooby: A micro web framework for Java 8
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I could be wrong about this but my theory is that search engines are not very conversation oriented particularly google's. That is a majority of people want to have a "conversation" and that for the mast amount of non-techie
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I agree that static typing at least for me gives massive reduction in time in medium to large projects. And despite what many think about Java I am able to be a multiplier faster than Python with it (I would say as much as 4x at times). Wha
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I have noticed in other industries they at least try to come up with stupid rationalizations why there is age discrimination and gender pay gap. The reasons stated being older people raise the price of benefits and are closer to leaving wor
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From my understanding there are hidden programs that are done by the alumni. I have in-law distant family member that had is entire MIT tuition paid by a mysterious alumni he never met nor talked to and it was not a loan or aid package. I h
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Not to fall into "The Copenhagen Interpretation of Ethics"[1] but I agree with posters point that the issues may need to be addressed earlier. Like how do you build really good schools with high expectations for low income areas i
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I wonder if they have any plans on dealing with stairs. Honestly I think the arm freedom is a big deal so I think they could come up with some novel ideas for stairs or other terrain. Bipedal movement (or I guess any number of legs) is impr
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I have my own Go Heka story. I attempted to switch from Apache Flume to Heka mainly because of Flume taking vast amount of memory. I was hoping Heka would work but I think there must be some problems with the Golang AMQP drivers as memory u
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I have a feeling the reasons listed in that posting hardly even come close to the primary real reasons why the acquisition happened. What the real reasons are I'm not sure entirely but I'm fairly certain its some what Red Hat gett
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Oh I completely missed that Bibliography link.
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Since the check list is mainly opinion based (I didn't see any stats or references) I would add that it in my opinion you should get an SSL certificate. It was the first thing I noticed when I clicked on the link. Perhaps to many audie
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The main advantage it seems for Transit is that JSON is fast for many different clients. Otherwise I'm not sure I would ever use it for internal services considering there are so many other probably faster options (Protobuf,Avro,SBE ..
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I vaguely remember reading that not all slouching is equal and that some forms of slouching are actually better for you (I googled but cannot find the original article but it appears there are various similar articles). For example the lean
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I'm just curious and I'm not trying to be snide but is there any spec that OMG has produced that people actually like and use still? (they are also makers of CORBA) I live in the Boston rt128 area and I pass OMG's building al
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I would say the observations that little printf brings up have happened to me in various points of my life. And those nasty habits (ie trying lots of new crap.. complaining about existing crap) typically surface when I don't have a rea
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There is a surprising amount of things that don't take credit cards particularly emergency house repair. There was another time when I had to put a down payment right away or else some one else would buy it. I suppose that is not that
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The savings account (liquid emergency cash account) is sort of like life insurance. It depends on how risk averse you are and lifestyle. For example if you are older and have a family (ie kids) and a more expensive lifestyle you might want
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To me savings is liquid cash that you have on hand. It is an emergency buffer account. Every month (or whenever I get paid) since I have been employed or my wife has I have had money taken out of our checking account and put into another ac
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I suspect that regardless of how good a device MS comes up with, they can't win with the consumers, since Windows is strongly associated with the dreadful office computers and the IT-tyranny of the workplace. Who wants to use Windows
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Great article. I have ambivalent feelings about the constant need to justify why we need to learn the truth about something extremely big. Particularly using complicated analogies that have to show how its relevant to today. I understand sc
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The FDA has jurisdiction but they are not the ones enforcing the rules. And yeah the sales rep main role is promotion but there are electronic tests that are given to each sales rep that are not given by the FDA but by the pharma company. T
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My mother was a pharmaceutical sales rep for many years where she did rather well despite her age most likely because she was previously a RN. I say age because the pharma companies blatantly hire "sexy and young" to sell to docto
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The problem with microservices for us has been the composition of operations. Yeah we use the Rx* observable patterns and it helps but the code is still non intuitive for new developers if the language is pretty much procedural/imperat
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This sort of reminds me of the Silo series of books by Hugh Howey. If you have not read the books and like scifi ... obligatory spoiler alert... One of the themes in the book is the impending terrorist doom that could unfold by using nanote
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I started a successful recruiting software company about two years ago. I have learned many things about the industry and recruiting. Some from our own analytics (on any given day we get an enormous amount of job applies coming in to our sy
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I'll try bountysource for sure but others have tried (with I believe other bounty services and in some cases paypal) and for some reason have not gotten traction. In fact one of the bugs I linked to (mac scrolling bug) some one offered
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Ironically I just switched back to Eclipse Mars from Intellij. Intellij is an awesome product and for certain development environments it hands down beats Eclipse... but if your just coding in a JVM language (Java, Scala..) Eclipse Mars is
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I'm just curious how people share projects with modern Squeak these days. I learned Squeak at GaTech and while I some what appreciated the language I really hated Squeaks tools and development style (basically monkey patching and sendi
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Yes this is similar to the self replicating probe problem (one solution to the SETI problem is to launch probes that replicate). That probes start having the same problems as the creating intelligent entity has. Either the probes can't
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(OP here) Well actually we might have some good ideas of thought patterns / behaviors since we as humans and life as we know it have made it this far. The quest to survive and reproduce so far seems to be very common and is probably in
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