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by dlandis 10y ago
That's true, even outside of the enterprise (J2EE) world, there were some fairly decent (for the time) and mature frameworks like Apache Struts and Apache Tapestry. You even frontend frameworks like Dojo Toolkit available then.
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by dlandis 10y ago
Thanks, however I think an overall picture/summary that took into account seasonal differences would also be interesting in this context in addition to that type of real time information.
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by dlandis 10y ago
How much worse is the air pollution in New Delhi compared to a relatively polluted US city such as Los Angeles?
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by dlandis 10y ago
Sorry, but it almost seems like some weird variation of Stockholm Syndrome that people get excited about this. It is a trivial feature that should have already been there, and was actually there over 5 years ago before they removed it. If y
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by dlandis 10y ago
> "There are obvious considerations, like the strength of the evidence, especially regarding intent. Responsible decisions also consider the context of a person’s actions, and how similar situations have been handled in the past.&qu
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by dlandis 10y ago
Broker's fees of 15% or even 20% seemed to be fairly common last time I was looking in Manhattan several years ago. It's definitely not pegged at one month anymore nowadays even in Brooklyn.
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by dlandis 10y ago
I agree. As a casual Scala developer I feel like SBT has always been a disaster. Does anyone know why Gradle isn't more popular for Scala development? I've had generally very positive experiences using it with Java.
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by dlandis 10y ago
I've gotten the impression over the years that this compiler rewrite and simplification was a necessary step to ensure the long term success and viability of Scala. I think it's great that they've made so much progress with s
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by dlandis 10y ago
> The only example given for a bug is not even a bug but undefined behavior triggered by undocumented API usage You only saw one example bug? He linked to 5 tickets in the section "show stopping bugs remain untouched".
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by dlandis 10y ago
Well it would need a good design too. Let's not say that just piling on features would lead to success. Too many open source projects have already had that perspective... It needs to be fun to use with no learning curve and continue to
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by dlandis 10y ago
There is no substance to this blog post. It is just someone claiming certain industries still use mainframes...ok. Not sure why people are upvoting it.
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by dlandis 10y ago
The article says Uber does not allow employees to use services like 137 Ventures. Is that really something they can control?
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by dlandis 10y ago
Since the article relies on PolitiFact's conclusions so heavily I kept waiting for the author to at least acknowledge some of his assumptions about PolitiFact. And since this article was largely about misinformation, it is hard to igno
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by dlandis 10y ago
Ugh, comes off as condescending, immature, and insufferable. I do think strict code review and high standards are the way to go, but when implementing them it becomes all the more important to have appropriate and professional interpersonal
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by dlandis 11y ago
But is it an unfair characterization? I mean "healthy", "positive", "safe space" - and then images of childlike cartoons frolicking around the water? If "warm and fuzzy" wasnt what you were going for,
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by dlandis 11y ago
flagged. redirected to spam site when visiting this site on mobile.
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by dlandis 11y ago
I think you're misremembering. In fact they make it very easy to have multiple accounts and open them all simultaneously within the same gmail tab, switch between them and manage them fairly seamlessly.
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by dlandis 11y ago
I wonder the same thing. Last time there was a post about him here a couple weeks ago there were current and former HubSpot employees all over it. Apart from that, it is a shady company for sure though. It was less than a year ago that top
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by dlandis 11y ago
They mention "Linux" all the time. The feature is called Windows Subsystem for Linux (Beta).
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by dlandis 11y ago
You really talk about process improvement for 30 min a day with every single team member separately? As a developer that is unimaginable to me.
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by dlandis 11y ago
> "In the first trial, a jury found Google had infringed Oracle’s copyright by copying into Android the "structure, sequence and organization" of 37 Java application programming interfaces" I don't think these tr
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by dlandis 11y ago
Alejandro Jodorowsky's version would have been incredible. There is a documentary ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jodorowsky%27s_Dune ) about it. Shows a lot of the concept art and describes the vision Jodorowsky an
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by dlandis 11y ago
Ant and Maven are fairly obsolete at this point in the Java world having been superseded by Gradle, and so aren't really worthy of much discussion. But Gradle is quite good and I think it would stack up very well against the others inc
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by dlandis 11y ago
It's not really true in my experience. If you can live in the East Bay, there are definitely still really nice and affordable places to be found. Yes, the prices have gone up significantly over the past few years in the East Bay too, b
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by dlandis 11y ago
But even if a full 50% of the people working at small tech companies moved out of the city (10k by your count), how would that have any effect whatsoever on the economy? It would bring the population back to where it was about a year ago an
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by dlandis 11y ago
That's not really what that quote says. It sounds more like he is expressing an opinion about what should happen.
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by dlandis 11y ago
It is similar, but you need to have npm installed first don't you? With gradle you typically interact with it through a shell script (aka gradle wrapper) and that downloads the correct version of gradle if it isn't already present
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by dlandis 11y ago
Not encrypting your customer data at rest in a cloud service just seems really amateur in this day and age. What type of customer are you anticipating that will care about tons of storage but won't care about security?
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by dlandis 11y ago
Whenever a company stops communicating frequently and candidly with its core user base (even if they are free tier users), then you know they are suffering from systemic issues internally and probably are or will be on the decline.
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by dlandis 11y ago
> What makes this unprecedented, imho, is that so many died. No one died from this trial.

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