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by drtse4 12y ago
Beautifully crafted book, i've read it a few months ago and i would have loved something like this when i was in high school (i still enjoyed it, even if there wasn't much i didn't already know).
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by drtse4 12y ago
Spot-on reply!
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by drtse4 12y ago
Copy-Paste, evolved.
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by drtse4 12y ago
Yep, and too many useless hyperboles in one sentence.
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by drtse4 12y ago
"Matrix of Services, which I will call MAXOS, is the secret weapon that Silicon Valley is using to disrupt and destroy competitors." I think i will stop here, thanks.
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by drtse4 12y ago
Did someone else notice that that github search returns mostly results where exec is completely disconnected by $_GET? And that, i'd say, the last 20 pages contain the same thumbnail script that contains simply the "exec" str
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by drtse4 13y ago
I have nothing to post but i really like the idea, especially considering the replies you got.
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by drtse4 13y ago
+1 for Michel Thomas audio courses.
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by drtse4 13y ago
If someone is wondering, the short url points to the latest release tgz, at the moment to https://github.com/supermarin/Alcatraz/releases/download/1.0...
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by drtse4 13y ago
I guess he meant "they reported it first, instead of any other major US news outlet"
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by drtse4 13y ago
Clean, concise, no dependencies, straightforward to use, what's not to like.
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by drtse4 13y ago
The problem with #2 is that the author lists it as something that causes burnout when instead is one of the likely results. I agree about #4 and many of the things he lists are a bit subjective and for some could be again result of being bu
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by drtse4 13y ago
Over quota, btw, i found the source here: https://github.com/zodiac/isicp
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by drtse4 13y ago
Was going to post this, agreed, those can really be useful while doing real refactoring.
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by drtse4 13y ago
Flag! Edit: For the ones who downvoted, should we post an announcement every time that a new toy goes on sale? Sounds like a good idea, what a wonderful HN would it be ;)
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by drtse4 13y ago
Didn't knew where the central office was until a few weeks ago, here is a nicely done documentary that shows what's inside the former church that now hosts the internet archive: http://vimeo.com/groups/17441&#
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by drtse4 13y ago
Nice experiment and a huge undertaking, do you already support the current implementation of java.util.concurrent? (requires atomic CAS through sun.misc.Unsafe and ability to park threads)
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by drtse4 13y ago
I respectfully decline the offer :)
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by drtse4 13y ago
It has a java bytecode interpreter and an initial implementation of a classfile loader. As said above it doesn't have a full implementation of the java runtime, just a few classes to be able to print out to standard output and su thing
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by drtse4 13y ago
It's too early to talk about java versions, but i suppose he used the latest jvm specification to implement his classfile parser. Only a few methods of some classes of java.lang and java.io (screen output and some basic stuff like Stri
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by drtse4 13y ago
A handful of classes with a few of their methods, in java.lang and java.io.
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by drtse4 13y ago
Just a toy implementation[1], if someone is wondering. [1]The basic .class file attribute parsers are located in libs/classfile, while a simple bytecode interpreter can be found in jvm.js. It doesn't load a real runtime library (c
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by drtse4 13y ago
Informative article as usual.
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by drtse4 13y ago
Easy to use and learn, good standard library, it gets the work done. Does it have a future outside google? I'd say yes, even in the enterprise world, mostly in mixed architectures where it could be used to build a lower layer that hand
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by drtse4 13y ago
Maybe in Belgium or in other countries with a "beer culture" like Germany, not hard to believe but not widespread anyway. Just to add another data point, when i worked for an US multinational in Italy i clearly remember there was
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by drtse4 13y ago
Exactly, with a colossal difference in working environment.
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by drtse4 13y ago
[1] Mood and cognitive performance improved by a small amount of alcohol given with a lunchtime meal.
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by drtse4 13y ago
Maybe it's because i'm european and not living in the US, but this kegerator in the office thing looks like something that gets old fast. The first weeks it may sound fun, beer in the office, branded beer glasses,etc... but i don&
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by drtse4 13y ago
The #SEO tweet trick didn't work, now i'm depressed.
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by drtse4 13y ago
Nice, a few similar projects if someone need something slightly different: https://github.com/mduvall/grande.js https://github.com/sofish/pen https://github.com/tholman/zenpen

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