brass9

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by brass9 13y ago
Since they've stopped providing service, they should opensource their stack.
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by brass9 13y ago
Out of curiosity, which plugin, may I ask?
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by brass9 13y ago
Much better coverage can be found here: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/07/130710182941.ht...
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by brass9 13y ago
I don't understand. Why is this on HN now? IIRC project Gazelle had been open-sourced several years ago.
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by brass9 13y ago
Is the ocelot code opensource? I'd be interested in it.
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by brass9 13y ago
What is the world coming to? Kapi... based on Silex... based on Symfony... It's like infinitely nesting matryoshka dolls... sigh!
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by brass9 13y ago
>nginx/1.1.19 meh, even the al-qaeda website runs a more up-to-date web server...
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P*nis size does matter to women, say researchers(scmp.com)
2 points by brass9 13y ago|0 comments
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by brass9 13y ago
What about Google's Unladen Swallow project? I'm aware their attempt to remove GIL was aborted. Did any enhancements from those projects find their way into the mainline CPython3k?
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Speed Test of Quantum vs Conventional Computing(sciencedaily.com)
1 points by brass9 13y ago|0 comments
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Stephen Hawking Joins Boycott Against Israel(guardian.co.uk)
4 points by brass9 13y ago|0 comments
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by brass9 13y ago
> Tokutek, a leader in high-performance and agile database storage engines.... "Database Error: Error establishing a database connection" Ouch!
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by brass9 14y ago
$17,000 figure is correct: 1) Store buys TV (COGS = $7K): -$7K 2) Sold TV for $10K. Realized P/L: $3K 3) $10K refunded (chargeback): -$7K 4) TV is gone as well. Inventory: -$7K 5) Potential profit loss: -$3K Total loss: (7+7+3) = $17K
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by brass9 14y ago
Do you really have any experience developing any real-world project on these disparate frameworks?
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by brass9 14y ago
Amazing! Despite the factual inaccuracies, it's a wonderful job! Two thumbs up!
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Dark Matter Found? $2 Billion Orbital Experiment Detects Hints(news.discovery.com)
1 points by brass9 14y ago|0 comments
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by brass9 14y ago
Why did you obfuscate the jar files? :( Why no love for opensource?
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by brass9 14y ago
That's still considered Java - even if you're bundling the runtime dependencies within the app...
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by brass9 14y ago
Wants credit card info for free trial? Instant browser shutdown.
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by brass9 14y ago
Oh... and you think Erlang or Haskell frameworks are mainstream while you fail to mention ASP.net?
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by brass9 14y ago
ServiceStack demos had been running on top of a Linux box for nearly one and a half year without a single reboot[1]. Much of the ASP.net stack had been opensourced by MS recently and the goodness had no doubt trickled down to mono. Of late,
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by brass9 14y ago
Flask is anything but "minimal micro". It's a thin Sinatra-like facade over Werkzeug.
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Workless - A clean & classy HTML5, CSS3 framework(workless.ikreativ.com)
1 points by brass9 14y ago|0 comments
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by brass9 14y ago
An awkward incident handled cowardly by someone, and some random anonymous coward too afraid to put his name where the mouth is steps up in defence? feh
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by brass9 14y ago
Looks awesome! A much needed revamp at last! From now on, the snake will be able to compete head to head with a certain pink rock (in terms of attractive homepages) :)
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by brass9 14y ago
$70 is a months wage in many parts of the world. Disclaimer: "World" in the above statement refers to parts of the earth map which are not occupied by North America and old Europe. ;)
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by brass9 14y ago
It's curious the MIT article tries to downplay the role of Wickramasinghe behind this research finding . NC Wickramasinghe may be a brilliant scientist, but any news regarding possible extra-terrestrial life-form and his name appearing tog
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by brass9 14y ago
> After a significant amount of experience in the .NET ecosystem, I believe the majority of the anti-Microsoft sentiment is well-deserved. At one point, there was a lot of innovation in .NET OSS, but it seems to have ground to a halt wi
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by brass9 14y ago
Having to manage both Windows (IIS) and Linux servers (mostly Debian and a few CentOS'), I much prefer tinkering with Linux CLI rather than clickety-clicking on pretty GUIs.
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by brass9 14y ago
> IMHO though, the JVM has a better alternative language ecosystem than the .NET one. Yeah, .NET has F# builtin to VS these days, but doesn't have things like Scala/Clojure (not first class citizens), Kotlin, Ceylon, etc... And the iron

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