cowardlydragon

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by cowardlydragon 12y ago
dotNET rewrite?
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by cowardlydragon 12y ago
Moto 360 is supposed to do navigation.
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by cowardlydragon 12y ago
Seriously? A killer product from apple innovates on battery life, form factor, materials, and especially software. At least some or all of those come into play to make for a superior product. This is debatably better than the Moto 360. Oh,
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by cowardlydragon 12y ago
To all of you criticizing the features, just remember: It's vaporware.
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by cowardlydragon 12y ago
Groovy does this, although frustratingly not with array accesses last I checked.
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by cowardlydragon 12y ago
Groovy replaces package-scoped variables with private vars and autogen'd getter/setters. So much nicer.
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by cowardlydragon 12y ago
A lightweight JSON API? Hopefully they don't consider the XML jdk monstrosity lightweight. Java SDKs haven't produced superior technology to OSS libraries for a decade, so I expect Jackson to still be better. The http client was s
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by cowardlydragon 12y ago
Did people stop needed ARM chips? Intel can't make their own ARM and beat others with superior fab tech?
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by cowardlydragon 12y ago
Hey, how about you give me all the account numbers and information to access your bank accounts? It doesn't mean I will take your money in the future. That's just fear mongering.
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by cowardlydragon 12y ago
No way, a decision from the Supremes that favors entrenched corporate interests? At least this time it isn't such a direct attack on the "common people"
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by cowardlydragon 12y ago
Stronger... grows the shadow.
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by cowardlydragon 12y ago
He's getting hamstrung by Java's intolerance of self-signed certs. Which overriding is a bit of black magic.
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by cowardlydragon 12y ago
previous tech/node fabs often build things like the motherboard chipsets, and other things. 100nm node machinery probably isn't used since there is probably enough production capacity from more recent nodes that there isn't a
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by cowardlydragon 12y ago
I thought there was bacteria that used nuclear radiation to sustain themselves. They aren't doing fission... http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2006/10/061019192814.ht...
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by cowardlydragon 12y ago
I'm guessing this is an outgrowth of modern management practices that explicitly do not value engineering experience and believe "process" will produce the desired result. People are interchangeable, there is no institutional
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by cowardlydragon 12y ago
"Lots of people share the perspective that Snowden is doing more harm than good, but people on HN seem to have a hard time believing that." These are people that I would describe: 1) are in favor of establishment of totalitarian p