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16y ago
Apple already won consumer mobile market, while Google with its Android will dominate emerging so-called enterprise one. If you want to write some module or extention for your corporate system for mobile devices - Android is the obvious ch
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Yes, it is that simple - you need some prepackaged basic stuff, like mysql connector, xml, json parser and other commonly used modules. You need dumb-easy install and integration with web server, and you need a quite large and active commun
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16y ago
That was solved years ago. Just consider how a professional soccer team (including the double) are managed and paid. ^_^ hint: it is not just a performance and productivity, its also morale, influence and starness factors. And it works.
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Feeling is what matters, especially for newbies.. Documentation should be written is a light, non-boring style. Django's or Android's is a best examples.
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It should be really innovative and self-evident service, otherwise it is impossible to convey people why they should pay attention to something other than Facebook or Twitter which are already serving them well.
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MySQL has a incomparable better marketing and internet presence (well written documentation and community sites). Its success was due to illusion of simplicity and easiness + massive community of believers ^_^ PostreSQL sites is rather shy
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btw, how could I run this on Linux or FreeBSD? ^_^
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Such a fundamental changes like unladen swallow in python or migrating to LLVM-based VM in ruby must be backed by very powerful and resourceful entity. Good news!
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Did they already replace Matz MRI to LLVM-based one which can pass all ruby-spec? ^_^
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Just stop reading a journalist's crap and try to read something that worth it ^_^ http://www.amazon.com/Cutting-Spiritual-Materialism-Shambhal... is a good starting point.
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video (flash-based) 4chan? It should be expected.
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It would be cool if they will sponsor some effort to marry ruby and llvm. ^_^
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irrelevant JVM rantings - it is just a calling names. ^_^ I can do it too - the widely used and popular implementation of an outdated, bureaucratic-designed concept which is situated well to simple and bureaucratic in-house application de
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16y ago
some genetic frontal lobes deficit or just Asperger's syndrome + childhood abuse + violent environment = psychopath. That's why no one count psychos in Russia. ^_^
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16y ago
That is just a strings on the screen. What is the internal in-memory representation of this? The pointers to functions and agruments, as is should be? Btw, there was a link here to a blog-post from a jruby developer who argued that JVM is a
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Working with the code as the data - lisp code isn't a lists itself, and JVM isn't a Lisp machine in general.
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Tell me please, why people think that it is lisp while it is just lisp-like syntax translator? Suppose, someone will wrote some wrapper which will translate a lisp-like syntax in PHP's internal representation and the code will be able to ru
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The one of the main activities of a man is to support their own [de|i]llusion and avoiding to see things as they are. ^_^
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This is a temporary, not lasting effect, just a glimpse that 'it works'.. After a short time the state of dullness will return. It's a very common phenomena, when people were achieved temporary insight and thought they were got enlightenmen
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The winner writes history. As I remember it could be described much simpler - 'we found a way how to monetize open source OS and powerful friends to promote us (read: IBM) and arrange our IPO (big money)'. Some might think after reading thi
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it was also a reflection of the realization on my part that my thirties would be less about bravely exploring new horizons and more about repairing the damage that I’d done in my twenties. - It is so common, so usual. It is called the cri
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Take a look at Sinatra ( http://www.sinatrarb.com ), and Haml ( http://haml-lang.com/ ) If you will feel that you like this "descriptive" approach (Ruby is great for creating DSLs), then you probably will like RoR also. In short, python i
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Try to learn WHY some particular technologies exists and popular. Try to understand the Ruby's style (describing, rather than coding) and the Python's way (simplicity, clarity, readability). Try to realize bloatedness, meaningless syntax fl
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NYT headline is an extremely powerful tool. It puts things into a spotlight. Why? There could be various reasons, to shift attention from an oil spill, for example. =) And of course everyone who are spending (or were spent) money for a war
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"People who are really serious about software should make their own hardware." - Alan Kay Where are Sun, SGI, Cray, etc now?
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Yeah, I missed the point. =)
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So, it's just a tight packing of a 512 netbook's boards in a one box. I thought it is a 512-core system. Oh, I'm such a moron. Nothing to see here.
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There are no information about the chipset, memory specs and extension slots in particular. It could be a huge bottleneck between CPUs and RAM, because of concurrent access of so many CPUs to the memory while Atoms have a very small caches.
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It isn't file sharing, it is greed of a service providers. In India, for example, unlimited data plan from Airtel (country's No.1) is Rs.35 ($0.80) per day. But it is only 2,5G and their DNS servers are constantly overloaded and are laggin
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Pseudonyms are good for a various reasons. Most of people, for example, are biased towards foreign names or a certain nations, even if they don't aware of it. Also, some people may be biased towards their own natives (because of remarkable
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