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bbody
9y ago
I volunteered overseas in a developing country as an IT consultant. I was responsible for building a new website for a school, looking at their IT costs (I was able to stop 50% of costs by removing unused services) and training of staff. It
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9y ago
Looks like the website's bandwidth limit hit its limit. Google Cache link for those who still want to read it http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Z6cJ7kw...
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10y ago
Was about to say, this gets posted every few months.
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10y ago
I always learnt that if a business model doesn't work with tax, it isn't a successful business model. Specifically in regards to the article, the fare meter requirement sounds reasonable. Both the driver and the passenger have a p
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10y ago
I believe mc42 wants to know why your JavaScript files are so big. E.g. why are you using the full jQuery library AND the minified library? All your JavaScript should probably be minified.
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10y ago
A lot of OSX programs have this. Makes using a lot of IDE's very easy.
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10y ago
Read history, whenever an industry gets too distasteful for IBM they sell it. E.g. Desktops/Laptops and more recently servers to Lenovo. The products might be supported by a lot of services, a mainframe might not be cheap but nor are m
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10y ago
Whenever I read articles about Rails performance I often think about the saying from the early days of Twitter, "Rails doesn't scale". However as most of the comments have said here, the biggest factor that typically affects
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10y ago
Maybe part of these frameworks (Rails, Flask, etc.) reputation comes from newbies doing a lot of database calls because the framework makes it easy for them to do it. Edit: More clarity.
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10y ago
Not only JavaScript, looks like there is some CSS and HTML stuff there too. Regardless, looks like a very good list.
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10y ago
It would be interesting if style guides were also integrated, e.g. you have a non-standard variable name it highlights the background in a striking colour, or the Word style red squiggly underline.
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10y ago
Do many of them have the option to change the colours?
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10y ago
I am not quite sure which part of it you are asking about. However in general I find syntax highlighting useful, helps quickly get the gist of code. I am indifferent on colors, as long as they are consistent.
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10y ago
A very good idea, I just hope it isn't abused with Tweets full of links.
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10y ago
I am not saying that their policy is good or that I agree with it. I just think there are two sides to the picture. Many countries have protectionist policies, in particular in the automotive industry. The United States even had limits on C
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10y ago
> But if you are just a Chinese citizen, what do you gain? Apps that are localized to their needs. > Inferior substitutes for the Google/Facebook/etc infrastructure? They aren't necessarily inferior. WeChat for example
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10y ago
Not sure if this is the right place for this.
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10y ago
Unlike most technology companies, IBM has been around since before Warren was born. But in general he doesn't buy into technology companies, he is well quoted in that regard.
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10y ago
A good skill to have come whiteboard interview time.
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10y ago
As a non-native Chinese speaker, I have to agree that using the IME can make conversation very fast. I can reduce many popular sentences down to only a few button presses. However the author has completely ignored Bopomofo and Cangjie, popu
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10y ago
Blockchain isn't a silver bullet and probably won't be able to fix all of SWIFT's shortcomings.
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10y ago
Are you or your team building this? If so, which one are you more familiar with? Choose that one.
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10y ago
Did some Googling, couldn't really find any stats.
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10y ago
Could they be referring to desktop Linux market?
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10y ago
Sometimes the criticism aimed at Canonical feels like a case of tall poppy syndrome or crabs in a bucket. I may not agree with everything they are doing but they are trying different things so more power to them! That being said, I occasion
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10y ago
There is a video by Computerphile ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5wpm-gesOY ) which in an entertaining way explains time zone problems.
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11y ago
A classic.
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11y ago
End of next year we should have NPP( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Payments_Platform )
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11y ago
I am also still on the 2012 non-Retina MacBook Pro and I love it. I have added an SDD, moved HDD to DVD slot, replaced the battery and added an extra 8gb of RAM (will upgrade to 16gb when I can justify it). I love my MacBook Pro and am drea
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11y ago
The same one that I tried to start in 2015.
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