canadiansaur

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   by canadiansaur 15y ago

   My experience is as follows. 1) TDD encourages testing the smallest unit of functionality possible 2) When you are first developing a large piece of functionality from scratch, you often need to upend the entire architecture a few times as
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   by canadiansaur 15y ago

   you can buy a US green card as well, via the EB-5 visa.
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   by canadiansaur 15y ago

   If you work for the government in Australia, you probably want the OPPOSITE of what this is - cloud servers hosted entirely outside the USA. If the servers are located in the US, they are potentially subject to the US patriot act, and i do
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   by canadiansaur 15y ago

   'There is a direct and measurable causal relationship between number of LOC and number of bugs.' So if i write unit tests, that increases the number of lines of code, thus increasing the bug count right? The static type information in jav
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   by canadiansaur 15y ago

   Some of their arguments seem debatable, but my biggest issue with stored procedures with Oracle is purely economic - It is MUCH cheaper to scale the application layer than to scale the database layer. Therefore, if you want to scale cost
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   by canadiansaur 15y ago

   I have to say that i really like the looks of this language (at least as much as i can without having programmed anything in it) - it seems to fix all the major problems with java, without completely changing the paradigm. And while I love