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eneveu
15y ago
Ok, seems like I missed the announcement last week. You should read the discussion there if you are reading this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3267006
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Heroku launches Postgres as a standalone service
(postgres.heroku.com)
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eneveu
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Note that InfoQ covered the whole story (which is how I found out about this HN discussion): http://www.infoq.com/news/2011/11/yammer-scala
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eneveu
15y ago
I've tried coding drunk. It was a disaster - even a couple of beers had me really struggling to produce anything worthwhile. I decided coding was like driving - you need all your faculties to work. [...] I've read things where people brag
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eneveu
15y ago
Thanks for posting this. I love these time lapse videos of Earth / space. A few more I like: http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap110328.html http://vimeo.com/22439234 (same author)
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eneveu
15y ago
A problem with sending a hash of the URL, is that you cannot canonicalize the URL on the server side anymore. A simple example: the hash of " http://www.foo.com/bar/ would differ from the hash of " http://www.foo.com/bar . I guess you coul
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eneveu
15y ago
Google is in the midst of the largest redesign in its history. There may be more to come. Here is a cool talk about this by Jon Wiley, Lead Designer for Google Search: http://vimeo.com/29965463 He talks about GMail around 11min10s
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eneveu
15y ago
Kevin Bourrillion (Guava lead developer) just made an insightful reply on this subject in the issue tracker: > Saw this bug referenced as "a reason not to use Guava." > Does everyone understand that Guava is still perfectly
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eneveu
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Jon Wiley, lead designer for Google Search, made an interesting talk about the recent Google redesign: http://vimeo.com/29965463 ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3146709 ). I found out about the other UX Week 2011 videos by followi
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Videos on Vimeo: http://vimeo.com/adaptivepath/videos/search:ux%20week%202011...
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UX Week 2011 - Videos
(uxweek.com)
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Talk on Google's Redesign by Jon Wiley (Lead Designer for Google Search)
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eneveu
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Your comment might be misunderstood. While Guava now requires Java 6 to compile, it is not required to run it. Guava is still targeting Java 5. You can use it by declaring a Maven dependency or by adding the latest Guava jar to your project
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eneveu
15y ago
Yes. Passing Charset arguments as String not only forces you to deal with the checked UnsupportedEncodingException, but it's also brittle: it's easy to make a typo (is it "utf8", "utf-8", "UTF8", or "UTF-8"?) and get a runtime failure. Guav
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It's going to be a mess with imports for those who need to use both com.google.common.base.Objects and java.util.Objects...
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eneveu
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Zen and the Art of Car Maintenance.
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eneveu
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The Chromebook has another advantage related to automatic software updates: by focusing on web apps, it ensures most apps are up-to-date (since web apps, due to the distribution medium, always use the latest version).
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eneveu
15y ago
Does this mean that you wait until the user submits the whole login form to display an error message if the username is already taken? Do you display a new captcha for each attempt? What about sites that let the user know his username is al
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eneveu
15y ago
I do this. I use http://www.flickr.com/creativecommons/by-2.0/ to search for CC licensed photos. It's pretty useful when I'm looking for pictures to illustrate a blog post, or to put on my slides for a presentation (I prefer pictures to t
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eneveu
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Small data point, but we all spoke English at the first Paris Hacker Meetup ( http://parishackers.org/ ), since a few hackers weren't French. This might have been biased, since most people were HN, and HN is in English... ParisJUG (Paris
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Brian Goetz's talk on Virtual Extension Methods at the JVM Language Summit 2011 was pretty interesting in this regard: http://medianetwork.oracle.com/media/show/16999 He explains why adding lambdas isn't that straightforward, due to backw
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RSA also adapts a lot of their talks into animated videos, such as the well-known: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6XAPnuFjJc (Dan Pink - Drive : The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us) The difference is that they use "real drawings
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I think we are actually in agreement on this. It's wrong to punish people who genuinely thought there was a fire, or who relayed a reasonably plausible alarm without checking. My initial comment wasn't an attempt to totally rebute yours, an
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eneveu
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I'm not saying it happens all the time, but it could happen, especially in a packed room, such as a theater. If death results from an intentional false alarm, I believe the culprit should be punished, and we should discourage such behavior.
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eneveu
15y ago
Offering bounties for small bugs such as "cosmetic" errors is great. When browsing open source code, I often refrain from reporting small mistakes (e.g. spelling errors), fearing it would "waste" the time of the maintainers for "superficial
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eneveu
15y ago
What about the trampled people who die during the evacuation?
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Only 6000 years? Well, that's nothing next to the Chauvet Cave ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chauvet_Cave ), where they found 35000 years old paintings... This is actually a weird coincidence to see this on HN tonight, since I watched "T
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eneveu
15y ago
I am passionate about writing good code, and I'll try to offer some practical advice. As others said, the first step is understanding the importance of writing clean code and taking pride in your craft. By doing this, you are already ahead
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eneveu
15y ago
This sounds like a dream job. That said, no matter how much you stress that candidates don't need to master all these skills on day one, I can't help but feel overwhelmed by your requirements. I feel like people with the combination of skil
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15y ago
Yep. It didn't seem to fit the context upon first read, but I think you are right. Thanks!
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