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15y ago
Are you a lawyer? You appear to believe that a signed contract is inviolate. I am not a lawyer either, but I've dealt with contracts enough to know that the clause in this contract has "reasonable" in it for a reason, and that "reasonable"
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I have an android and an iPhone. I was recommended task killer for android by the guy in the verizon store. The next guy in the verizon store when I went back and mentioned battery life while I was buying a car charger. My friends with andr
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15y ago
There is one iOS "tip" that I keep hearing and it is wrong. I've never heard this "tip" from anyone. Ever. Any links or references to these "supposedly authoritative sources"? I'm finding it hard to take this article seriously when it say
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15y ago
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/hadoop/common/trunk/hadoop-mapr... Hadoop is in C++? Those five files in the C++ directory?
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I've met lots of people who code C++, and advocate C++. I've met lots of people who code Java, Ruby, etc and advocate those. I've met very few people who've shipped one product using C++ and another using Java/whatever - but those who have?
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15y ago
Item: having to think of ways to speed up your build time instead of thinking of building your product.
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15y ago
LOL. 200k? 20 devs? To build store.target.com? They'd better be awesome, and that awesome doesn't walk for 200K. That level of awesome builds the product (show don't tell) and then sells it for $180m.
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I knew a fellow at college who was awesome at setting up experiments and having them work . He worked with some incredibly bright post-grads and post-docs who couldn't scramble an egg. Sometimes you get these two "intelligences" in the sam
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15y ago
Bloodbath is in nobody's interest. There will be renegotiation. As for discrediting corrupt government, I think that's everybody's agenda.
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15y ago
Observe that the definition of "foreign Internet site" does not state that the site is located outside the USA, owned by a non US Citizen, or any other commonly understood meaning of the word "foreign". All "domestic" sites also meet the
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15y ago
Foreign entities don't have Facebook pages?
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15y ago
An image showing a middle finger: banned. News content from Fox perpetuating lies that cause soldiers and civilians to die : front page in search results. Google has demonstrated with the photo that its willing to act as a censor. Now that
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15y ago
the definition of open: "mkdir android ; cd android ; repo init -u git://android.git.kernel.org/platform/manifest.git ; repo sync ; make" >make install. oh.
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15y ago
More correctly, "you cannot sell just the software by itself" because as soon as you transfer the software, the receiver also gets the right to demand of you the source code.
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15y ago
Do we really want a group to model how to destroy a politician using data mining and potentially nefarious hacking, when it's an issue that WE support that they're being targeted for? You seem to be assuming three things: 1. Industry does
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15y ago
I'm paranoid, so I have two rules: 1. If you are using a hardware raid solution, then RAID1, and only if one of the drives can be pulled out and used by a standard SATA controller to get the data off. Controllers that munge the MBR just go
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15y ago
Twice? These days it takes reading them at least 5 times before I can claim to comprehend them.
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15y ago
Its just not that hard people! Assuming he built the box for $6000 as claimed (unfortunate timing given hard-drive prices), that's $54,000 of someone's time before it becomes a loss. I've got 7Tb sitting here and in the last two years I've
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15y ago
They don't know the bounds of their own ignorance Other people never do, do they? It explains everything. You need look no further.
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That all men are by nature equally free and independent, and have certain inherent rights, of which, when they enter into a state of society, they cannot, by any compact, deprive or divest their posterity; namely, the enjoyment of life and
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If you apply those strict standards of similarity to Mario as you do to Zelda, then not one of those games listed is the same as Mario, and Sonic the least of them.
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15y ago
You pad the rows manually. Then you start loading bigger chunks of data at a time. Then you start issuing prefetch instructions with compiler intrinsics or inline assembly. Then you ask "why am I dealing with this at all?" and use Intel's m
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15y ago
Over 30. Content creator myself. Completely disagree in strongest possible terms.
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Ha! All those people who don't understand this are ignorant fools!
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I would have expected the job opportunities to start at a deeper level than the class reaches. Aptitude and interest goes a long way.
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My guess is that you are being modded down because your statement is of a form that many people have heard in real life and associate with poor performance. It shows a lack of thinking about jobs. However, I'm going to give you the benefit
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The market made something that should be cheaper more expensive. Making that other thing that is also expensive now the cheapest option. Nothing got "cheaper" here.
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I used to use TextMate until fairly recently for anything that XCode, IntelliJ or MD didn't handle natively. Now I use SlickEdit for Mac [1] as it finally has a native version. Though, concretely, I still use TextMate for Octave. =) [1] ht
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You want us to "buy your product", and you sincerely believe that if we make the switch, we'll be happier. You've gotten all the early adopters, and all the malcontents. How are you going to attract everyone else who is still living in SF?
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15y ago
In case you missed it, bean counters, not geeks, have been running google for a while now.
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