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by alblue 12y ago
s/average person/average American/
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by alblue 12y ago
This article really demonstrates the level of idiocy that armchair experts contribute to the discussion. It's as if the author had to publish a piece on the disappearance and use it to generate as many click bait responses as possible.
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by alblue 12y ago
You should provide what kind of location or travel budget that you are asking about: there's great conferences across Europe but that may not be of interest if you are based on the West coast of the states for example.
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by alblue 12y ago
I've been working with Cocoa for 20 years, back from the NeXT days. I certainly see where Swift is going, and there's a possibility that it will surpass Objective-C in the future, but for the time being they will live together in
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by alblue 12y ago
I wrote about the format of git trees (and other object types) here: http://alblue.bandlem.com/2011/08/git-tip-of-week-trees.html
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by alblue 12y ago
The page kept refreshing automatically every second and it adds no interesting points to what was widely known about shell shock in the days after the event.
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by alblue 12y ago
Note that Apple has not provided updates for older systems. If you have an older system and wish to patch, I have been keeping my blog post [1] updated along with the canonical StackExchange answer [2]. Note that the patch from Apple allows
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by alblue 12y ago
This is basically a copy of my post at http://alblue.bandlem.com and of my stack exchange answer.
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ShellShocked – behind the bug(infoq.com)
2 points by alblue 12y ago|1 comments
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by alblue 12y ago
Simon is also the creator of the popular windows ssh package, putty.
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by alblue 13y ago
> I mean, to be fair, your argument was "large enterprises". > Which, means Java. And in that regard you're not wrong since > binary compatibility there is a given. Exactly, and that's what Scala is up against.
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by alblue 13y ago
I spent a long time trying to get the issue raised back in 2009. http://alblue.bandlem.com/2009/08/modularity-for-scala.html http://alblue.bandlem.com/2009/09/draft-scala-modularity-req..
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by alblue 13y ago
Just FYI; semantic versioning is split into three numbers: major.minor.micro Changes in .micro are assumed to be interchangeable. Scala does this. Changes in .minor are assumed to be backwardly compatible, but with new features added. Scala
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by alblue 13y ago
You can't take a library compiled with Scala 2.8 and have it run with Scala 2.10. You can take a library compiled with Java 1.4 and have it run with Java 7. That's the key point that is made here. The fact that version compatibili
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by alblue 13y ago
It's not inflammatory for the sake of it; the point is I wrote about this four years ago: http://alblue.bandlem.com/2009/10/scala-is-still-not-enterpr... and there has been very little change since that 2009