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I don't know Haskell but it appears this code is just setting up a few GUI elements and defining two events and their effects. What does good UI code look like?
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Here's a question based on our current headache: our bank switched processors, and now when we try to do AMEX refunds our gateway (Payflow Pro) returns an error. The old transaction tokens don't work with the new processor. How do you guys
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"Few of these players had any kind of background in biochemistry."
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It seems like Sergey Glazunov practically makes a full time living off of Chrome bug bounties. Someone should do an interview with him - I bet it would be pretty interesting.
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Maybe. I'm sure a lot of people also downgraded but didn't quit completely. I know I did.
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You can set the minimum and maximum heap size using -Xms and -Xmx, e.g. -Xmx512M will limit the heap to 512 MB.
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> I know the knee jerk reaction is to think you can't do that without a license and that obtaining a license is nearly impossible Actually my knee jerk reaction is that it's undoubtedly illegal for US developers to offer real money gamb
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Google only considers it cloaking if clicking on a link in the search results gives something different from what googlebot sees.
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Near Field Communications - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Near_field_communication
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Charles Nutter has a great writeup from a few years ago of how invokedynamic is helpful for JRuby: http://blog.headius.com/2008/09/first-taste-of-invokedynamic...
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I think you're missing a quote after cache: in there. Otherwise, very handy, thanks.
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The Bay Area had many large defense contractors employing a lot of engineers. I don't think that should be underestimated.
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> The place was filthy and dilapidated I can't say it seems any more so than other large cities I've visited, like SF, Seattle, or LA. What are you comparing it to? > Seeing people covered in tattoos and piercings gets old and tires
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There's definitely increased activity, but I think it falls short of being a scene (I say this as someone looking on from Hillsboro). I guess I'm looking for a larger VC to set up shop, rather than visit from somewhere else.
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What disgusted you?
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Portland seems to be attracting a lot of hackers lately, so it will be interesting to see if the startup scene and investment money follow.
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SeatGeek has a great UI for finding the seats you want - I've used them to find Blazers tickets and it's much easier than going directly through StubHub et al. Hoping they add Jeld-Wen field soon so I can find Timbers tickets easily!
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Everyone has access to the source of extensions - they're just a collection of html, javascript, css & images.
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> Following precedent set by Benson and Abele, the court here held that an unpatentable mental process remains unpatentable even when restricted to use on a computer. Really, really hoping this logic survives and becomes widely applied
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Well, this program is essentially spitting out probabilities, so I guess it's a question of how predictive it actually is and how probable "probable cause" needs to be. Another question is: how will criminals respond if/when this becomes wi
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There are links to them in this article: http://thisismynext.com/2011/08/16/htc-sues-apple-patents/
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Minecraft for Android (exclusive for Xperia Play)
(pcworld.com)
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> One or more likely, several, pool members will sue you, force you to join the pool and thus destroy your advantage. What are they suing you over, if your work is truly "innovative"?
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> United States law compels companies to react to child pornography in certain very specific ways Maybe they don't have a choice.
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No. Android was released with Dalvik in November 2007, when Schwartz's blog post was written. http://www.betaversion.org/~stefano/linotype/news/110/
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I've submitted a few over the years - they are fixed much more quickly now.
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They are most likely, but I suppose anything is possible.
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So does the backend use Java Git, or some specialized version of C git?
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If you're considering Java for an OpenGL-based game, I'd recommend looking at LibGDX - you can target the desktop and Android all at the same time. Even if you're only targeting Android, LibGDX speeds up the dev cycle quite a bit, since you
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Another place to look if you want a structured environment is your local community college. I recently rediscovered my love for playing soccer and was pleasantly surprised to find I could take a twice weekly class as a non-degree-seeking st
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