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by finishingmove 11y ago
I've recently switched from Windows to Linux, and I feel kind of "naked", because I don't know what is the Linux equivalent of Windows Firewall + NOD32 + Common Sense. I've got ufw and AppArmor installed so far. Is
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by finishingmove 11y ago
Best article I've read on Erlang. Learned a couple of new things.
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by finishingmove 11y ago
What kind of corruption is Watson susceptible to? Probably only data corruption which doesn't really guarantee entry into politics...
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by finishingmove 11y ago
This article is just common sense. In every area there are people who pursue excellence and people who are slackers. People who look hard for optimal solutions given the constraints, and people who try to sell whatever they write as "s
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by finishingmove 11y ago
You should man the fuck up, and focus on doing your job, first and foremost.
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by finishingmove 11y ago
Oh no. First time I see something like this. Why can't Microsoft be like the good-guy companies, like Google (and Apple)?
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Moto E (2015)(motorola.com)
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Moto E (2015)(motorola.com)
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by finishingmove 12y ago
The main reason I stuck with Opera 12 is how well it handled dozens of tabs (I remember counting 96 in a long-lasting session). Yes, the memory usage was high, but it never felt slow. After switching to the new Opera, I was pretty disappoin
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by finishingmove 12y ago
It's even worse, because the society-set standards demand of you to drink coffee every day, otherwise you will be seen as less productive than someone who drinks 3 cups a day.
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by finishingmove 12y ago
The github readme says it was compiled to JS using GopherJS https://github.com/gopherjs/gopherjs
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BMW Uses Frickin’ Lasers for High Beams That Don’t Blind(blog.caranddriver.com)
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by finishingmove 12y ago
Meanwhile on Windows Phone, we have YouTube blocked. Anyway, I have to admit Google Translate is phenomenal now, even though it's thanks to the guys behind Word Lens. Kudos to everyone involved. This is probably going to be one of my m
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by finishingmove 12y ago
I have a 1st gen Moto G and it hasn't received the 5.0 update yet.
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by finishingmove 12y ago
From what I understand, it should work with any JavaScript you feed it. Though, for badly-written source, it may even produce a faulty output when used with ADVANCED_OPTIMIZATIONS. Yikes! (Example from the docs - "Inconsistent property
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by finishingmove 12y ago
Yep, same here. I can highly recommend WinSCP.
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by finishingmove 12y ago
The first part of the article mixes genericity with feature-richness seamlessly. I don't necessarily agree that creating generic interfaces means bloatness, but I think a lot of the pains that the author mentions come from the way OO l
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by finishingmove 12y ago
Prepaid cellular data calculates as much more expensive (at least in my country and similar countries).
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by finishingmove 12y ago
Budget people are not on postpaid, and this phone has no Wi-Fi. Big mishit there.
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by finishingmove 12y ago
Hi, thanks for the reply! I think that, even though Java 8 is getting some nice features, alternatives like this are very worth pursuing. I've seen the tutorial and the LOC reduction is impressive, which speaks loads about the expressi
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by finishingmove 12y ago
According to this source, there are: http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/dorony/2014/10/07/scala-perform...
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by finishingmove 12y ago
How does this perform in the real world? Last year, I wanted to try writing an Android app in Scala, but I was thrown off by the supposed performance implications. I suppose the situation with Clojure on Android is similar. Some insight fro
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Growing greens on the Red Planet(gizmag.com)
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The Lord of the Rings: My Survival Guide to Cancer(huffingtonpost.com)
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by finishingmove 12y ago
Faster than LuaJIT? ;)
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by finishingmove 12y ago
I can't stress enough how much I appreciate the conciseness in their blog post tutorials. Major kudos!
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by finishingmove 12y ago
Actually, as a non-Java programmer who has been attempting to use Eclipse from time to time over the years, I can tell you that it's actually pretty good for Java. But just for Java. With that said, Android Studio is superior for me. I
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by finishingmove 12y ago
I could swear I read the exact same article somewhere else a couple of months ago. Anyway, I fail to see how either raising an exception or returning None (which the author recognizes as Python's version of null/nil) is anything a
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by finishingmove 12y ago
Next up: PutinOS
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by finishingmove 12y ago
Do you scrape the data or get it from a web service? What do you use for scraping in case of the former?

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