crazysmoove

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by crazysmoove 6y ago
There are other governments, though.
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by crazysmoove 6y ago
The project in question is a plugin for the Eclipse IDE. They went with an Eclipse license. If this project is not specifically "for people who inhabit that community," then who is it for?
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by crazysmoove 7y ago
dev.to
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by crazysmoove 7y ago
Micronaut predates Quarkus by almost a year, but they both seem to be great frameworks.
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by crazysmoove 7y ago
I think Oracle does. My impression is that PostgreSQL sort-of "invented" JSON support in the db, then Oracle (and probably others) added JSON support with a different syntax, and then Oracle got their version defined into the SQL
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by crazysmoove 8y ago
As someone who is currently planning a trip to NYC and has been comparing CityPass to its competitors (and versus just buying individual tickets)... Thank you! I will be using this site this weekend to help me make my decisions.
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by crazysmoove 8y ago
Or it could just be a problem with people over-complicating things. User bradleyjg does a great job of summarizing the scheme in the post just above yours -- it's amazing how much virtual ink has gone into discussing this when things r
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by crazysmoove 8y ago
Also good: Practical Typography ( https://practicaltypography.com/ ) by Matthew Butterick
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by crazysmoove 8y ago
Sorry, that should be "RDF-A," not "RFD-A."
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by crazysmoove 8y ago
One of the big things to come out of the semantic web was RFD-A (embedding semantics in unstructured web pages) and similar technologies (microformats, JSON-LD, schema.org). It's what lets Google show product reviews and rankings in se
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by crazysmoove 9y ago
No. Java's "write once, run anywhere" promise is that you would not have to re-compile your source code to target different architectures like you do with C or C++. Docker's promise is that you don't have to rely on