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by carlosdp 11y ago
Yea, that's how it works at CMU too. Usually, we just made sure to set a breakpoint there.
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by carlosdp 11y ago
You're right, that's what it's called (still have my copy at home). I took the course with Bryant and O'Hallaron. Super smart guys, very nice too. They're the kind of professors that really care more about students
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by carlosdp 11y ago
I took the course the book was designed for at CMU (and with the guys who wrote it, all CS majors have to take it), everyone on campus always knew when "bomb-lab" was happening because people would post on FB "Just defused a
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by carlosdp 11y ago
Yea I thought the same thing when reading this. Pundit is already well adopted and covers this use case, this seems like re-inventing the wheel a bit atm.
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by carlosdp 11y ago
Pundit is excellent, it doesn't tie you to any one model of authorization, it just gives you a standard way to implement your own in a very light-weight fashion.
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by carlosdp 11y ago
Docker is incredibly good at caching, the assumption that Docker is slow is incorrect. The first time you build or pull an image on a machine, it might take a few to get the base images, but past that it is lightning fast, and it works the
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by carlosdp 11y ago
Even if 90% of deployments are on JVM, that's 10% of deployments that you have to somehow treat differently. Docker is designed to take away this concern, just treat everything as units that need to be deployed on boxes.
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by carlosdp 11y ago
This is awesome! The only thing missing in using Github properly for a classroom environment was repo management / isolation.
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by carlosdp 11y ago
Yea came to say this, it wasn't quiet at all, its been pretty heavily debated in the community for over a year and Mozilla was very careful to maintain privacy concerns when implementing it.
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by carlosdp 11y ago
I think this is coincidental timing more than anything.
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by carlosdp 11y ago
Yea, many of the major ISPs lease out a modem that acts as a router by default.
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by carlosdp 11y ago
It doesn't really. He doesn't provide any counter evidence to Roche's claims. He just confirms one (the 75% donation of media fees) and claims it didn't affect his wife's chances. Though, logically, of course it wou
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by carlosdp 11y ago
nice turn around time!
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by carlosdp 11y ago
That isn't Steve Jobs. Steve Jobs wasn't a suave political mover. You had to force him to wear a suit and take a shower (and then be lucky that he was in the mood to do either of those things that day) in the time period the movie
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by carlosdp 11y ago
This, so very necessary. It's the one major qualm I have with many JS slide show packages.
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by carlosdp 11y ago
Forgive me, but you're kind of reframing his remarks a bit. For example, you cut off the second part of this sentence: "Even though I’m still a believer in technology, particularly in the web platform, as a force for good, societ
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by carlosdp 11y ago
I had a feeling that sentence was going to be taken apart and thought I should change it, but I didn't have the words at the time. By "profit-making companies", I mean companies that work on products for people that are not d
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by carlosdp 11y ago
I think the US Digital Service is a great initiative and I'll consider taking a tour myself in the future. That said, I don't really like these kinds of thinkers who believe the only companies that are doing something "that m
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by carlosdp 11y ago
Isn't the New Yorker satirical? One of their headlines is "Scalia Arrested for trying to Burn Down Supreme Court"...
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by carlosdp 11y ago
This article is pretty useless IMO. It lays out all of the challenges for going to Mars and doesn't mention once the many research programs that have been going on for years to tackle most (if not all) of these issues. This pessimism o
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by carlosdp 11y ago
I actually don't like the take home problems solution. If I'm currently working somewhere, I really don't want to work on some interview task after hours. I'd rather interview in person, talk about what I've worked
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by carlosdp 11y ago
When Github first started, it became immediately profitable because they had paid plans from the get go and they weren't dealing with that much data at first. They didn't have pull requests or issues or anything like that at the s
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by carlosdp 11y ago
I don't see how calling Google Wear a "better platform" than the Apple Watch is a defensible position at the moment. The Apple watch out sold all Google Wear devices sold in one year on the first day.
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by carlosdp 11y ago
Wasn't C# developed after Microsoft failed to buy Java from Sun?
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by carlosdp 12y ago
At first, I was really confused because normally land masses are a brighter color than oceans. The colors should probably be inverted so that land has a color with detail and the ocean is all black to make it easier to parse which is which.
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by carlosdp 12y ago
It sounds like this is more of a minor case of social anxiety than a problem with early adoption of the Watch to me.
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by carlosdp 12y ago
Well, actually the "after incentives & gas savings" price listed is 57,000. The title price only missed the reg fees.
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by carlosdp 12y ago
Calling it unfair implies everyone has an inherent right to see the event live, but it's a corporate press event and they can show it to whomever they desire. If it were a government address from the White House, that could be unfair.
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by carlosdp 12y ago
Yea, I'm grabbing a Sport the first chance I get. I've been wanting a good smart watch for a while. The Pebble came close, but this is a whole other league.
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by carlosdp 12y ago
fyi, there's a typo in the FAQ: "we'll let you know the total price so you can confim "

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