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dkhenry
13y ago
I would never claim it was a good program, but this is actually much more common at your big companies then people would like to think. I know the Government does this in both the military and civilian workforce. Most government contracts I
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13y ago
This isn't a Microsoft thing. If I remember correctly its used at IBM as well as a bunch of other big name companies. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitality_curve
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13y ago
I think a better title would be make working with XML feel like native dictionaries, There are many ways for interacting with JSON dictionaries are only one of them. For example you can do XPath style interaction with JSON in python which f
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dkhenry
13y ago
Actually Ian, Scala has all the things you mention ( It isn't as nice for direct memory manipulation as C, but you can do it ). Not that everything in that list is important or necessary, It kind of like saying you can't get a car
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13y ago
Of all the upcoming languages out there. I think rust is best positioned. The fact that it is really the only contender that can preform the same role as C, but it folds in lots of the language design theory of the past three decades puts i
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dkhenry
13y ago
When you consider the lambdas are really just sugar around chaining together some of the method primitives you don't _really_ have a second class citizen. I mean different languages give you different features so you _choose_ to work i
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dkhenry
13y ago
You have something wrong there. I just ranthe test suite I ship with my java driver against and I am able to do 2048 documents in about a second. Most of that time is spend in serializing the data to go over the wire and each insert is bein
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dkhenry
13y ago
So no new verbs going into the Query Language ? I have been waiting to do much more work around my Java driver until the pace of change slows down a bit.
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13y ago
Great Job and this is cool to see such progress. Now the long process of implementing all the new verbs in the drivers begins. I am really looking forwards to when RQL is marked as stable.
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13y ago
Enter the Rail Gun http://www.onr.navy.mil/Media-Center/Fact-Sheets/Electromagn...
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13y ago
I thought it was F-16 as the high fighter and the F-18 as the low fighter ?
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dkhenry
13y ago
I don't think this is to replace the F16. The F22 replaces them. How do you think the F35 compares to the F18 ?
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dkhenry
13y ago
I understand the point the article is trying to make, but its not realistic. Having worked with the Navy for a few years I know that the biggest use of airplanes is not air to air combat ( which is what this article is complaining about ) I
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dkhenry
13y ago
Really big formatting fail. There should be a close parenthesis after the exist. I know the JVM in hardware implementations "exist", but they aren't real implementations since they lack many of the OS like features (Threads ,
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13y ago
We can imagine something that runs the CLR in hardware, and we can imagine something that runs the JVM in hardware ( actually those things exist , but they don't and both the CLR and JVM are incapable of creating programs that _can_ ru
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13y ago
I am no language designer, but I wonder why use libuv and have to worry about implementing a scheduler and all the other components of a run time loop in your language when the kernel will do this for you. I think it would make more sense t
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dkhenry
13y ago
I think its much less common in language design then we might give it credit for. Many languages run on a VM that is written in C including the likes of Java, Javascript, C#, Ruby and Python ( even PyPy compiles down to C ). I am sure there
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13y ago
I am going to preface this comment by saying the following. Its very important that we do everything we can to improve the quality of education our children receive. Nothing I am about to say should be taken to mean that we have no room for
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dkhenry
13y ago
How is this sexism ? There is nothing mentioning gender
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13y ago
I don't think they need the content if They can identify the participants it works even better. """ I see in 2013 you had many long encrypted conversations with someone we now know to be a pedophile, what were you talk
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dkhenry
13y ago
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but if your intent is to get around NSA snooping this doesn't do that. All you have really done is made sure that your communications are target for closer scrutiny. Remember I don't care _what
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13y ago
I think the problem with BitBucket and GitHub is that i never need to go to the website for most things. All the interfacing I do is thought the Git or mercurial Interface.
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dkhenry
13y ago
I really need to start monitoring GitHub vrs Bitbucket for uptime. I can't think of the last time Bitbucket was down.
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13y ago
Voting is the end all be all of the political process. Also it happens yearly, and in most places multiple times per year. Go collect signatures and put yourself on the ballot, Yes it takes hard work, but that hard work is to get people to
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dkhenry
13y ago
The state department _officially_ stated they will not look into if it was a coup or not. They are not looking into it because if it turns out it was ( which it was ) then they theoretically have to obey the law on whom they can give money
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13y ago
Sysadmins use as much or more bash then perl. So according to this index there are still a ton of people who use lots of perl and little bash, implying not just sysadmins.
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13y ago
I would claim the opposite. People who live in a vaccume can't very well be said to be part of a community.
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13y ago
Having been in the position of hiring technical people for the past 10 years I can say with a very high level of confidence either all the perl people have such nice jobs with so much security that almost none of them ever need to apply for
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dkhenry
13y ago
When will we stop pretending TIOBE is even remotely relevant. Do we still honestly think that there are four times as many python developers then Javascript developers or twice as many Perl developers as Ruby developers ? This is absolute r
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13y ago
Right now you should have complete functionality, but Its not fully tested and there are some "convience" methods that need to be added to some of the ReQL classes to make it mimic the official API ( for example row is not a membe
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