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by drtse4 15y ago
He is using JRebel i guess.
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by drtse4 15y ago
Sadly the only thing i can remember now are all the biblical examples of The Art Of Prolog, but prolog it's anyway something well worth a try (especially if you develop rule engines in other languages).
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Prosper, a framework for Prolog web applications(prospear.sourceforge.net)
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by drtse4 15y ago
Nope, release 8: http://openjdk.java.net/projects/lambda/
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by drtse4 15y ago
Hmm, if the script is just a series of open commands it's weird that you are having issues as root (no errors displayed?). With problems when you save you mean that you don't have the required permissions(e.g. files owned by root or other u
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by drtse4 15y ago
Mostly to flag bad/spam posts, for the good ones the HN crowd is a good filter for the worthy stuff.
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by drtse4 15y ago
Some HNer are registered here: http://www.hackernewsers.com/pages/map.html
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by drtse4 15y ago
Correct, i didn't notice, one more thing that show how the article's accusations are baseless. (Downvotes? uh?)
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by drtse4 15y ago
"Of the 40 tweets since its launch, the Google+ Twitter account has given 14 links to Mashable.” The google+ twitter account has less than 1k follower, those links aren't worth much at the moment.
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by drtse4 15y ago
I remember an old blog called konbini-life where this guy reviewed the strange stuff he bought at local konbinis (candies and other weird "barely" edible things). The blog is now dead (but was quite popular at the time, he was even featured
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by drtse4 15y ago
This could become really(hugely?) popular among "otakus", i have just a few suggestion: - Update the sample image, weirder the candies in the picture higher the signup rate, imo. - I'd restructure the page to put the subscribe button in the
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by drtse4 15y ago
"Will contributions to Akka that use ASCII arrows now be rejected?" I guess that this will be solved and has been solved in that commit with a formatting tool, but for me the answer to your last question is definitely "no", putting unicode
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by drtse4 15y ago
They could send the book (maybe in .mobi format so the no conversion would be necessary) directly to your kindle email address.
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by drtse4 15y ago
They should add an rss feed for PragPub only or email delivery with a newsletter (i keep forgetting to check for the new issue and i guess i'm not alone).
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Man Flies with Someone Else's Ticket and No Legal ID(schneier.com)
67 points by drtse4 15y ago|46 comments
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by drtse4 15y ago
Regarding the idea of going to Hackspaces i'd say that the idea is nice and that you should just go and see if you like it (lucky to have one nearby). If you are referring to this: http://hacman.org.uk , they seems to have an irc channel,
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by drtse4 15y ago
6th Ask HN about the black bar :)
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by drtse4 15y ago
Just out of curiosity because i saw the logo at the bottom and i've read in the past how this works if you use amazon mp3 or itunes, how does revenue share works with medianet?
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by drtse4 15y ago
Am i the only one who doesn't understand why someone should use a memcache/redis instance hosted by a third party? I've never used this kind of services but the first impression is that just the RTT between your server and the third party's
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by drtse4 15y ago
Thanks a lot, i lost count of the hours i spent in searchyc searching for old threads, simply great.
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by drtse4 15y ago
---China: Last Train Home http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1512201/ Up The Yangtze http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1114277/ Discovery Channel - The People's Republic of Capitalism - 4 parts series China Rises, 4 parts CBC series ---Megacities: M
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by drtse4 15y ago
Agreed, the lack of peer reviews seems to be main reason people choose to go with bcrypt, i've seen this pointed out frequently on other sites.
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by drtse4 15y ago
"Biggest" only for the media coverage this could get, i would not be surprised if they had exploited a common vulnerability. At least when we are discussing about publicly accessible sites, "security-illiterate" is the perfect definition fo
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by drtse4 15y ago
Or SCrypt: http://www.tarsnap.com/scrypt.html The question here is, considering what they are doing(i.e. handling monetary transactions), shouldn't they have implemented a better hashing strategy from the beginning? After this, i'd say th
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by drtse4 15y ago
It costs more but it's important to remember that compared to ebs the performance are way better(1). (1) check every benchmark performed on both platforms
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by drtse4 15y ago
The "can't compile/test on Mac" issue can be solved with an OSX virtual machine if you have a good pc and don't want to spend money for a real mac.
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by drtse4 15y ago
The subcontracting thing alone should be enough to never have anything to do with a company that does it, but usually the clients don't even know/suspect. Edit: What about the downvotes? is subcontracting a good thing for the client (or for
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by drtse4 15y ago
Exactly, those clients should simply learn to do some background checks on these companies verifying their projects log(un/successful). But as said somewhere else, if the project is "golf course software" common sense doesn't apply.
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by drtse4 15y ago
His HN comments collection: http://edweissman.com/53640595 , search for "bed".
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by drtse4 15y ago
Had similar experiences (i guess this is the norm) in my first years as a consultant and yes, while is often frustrating working in a big corporation (consulting or not) is really an eye-opener and can leave a positive mark on how you appr

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