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gdubya
6y ago
It's 2021, but I agree with the rest of your post :)
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6y ago
Not really (any less). A couple of years ago we migrated a project from Spring + GWT to Spring + Vue. The Vue part is nicer, but everything around it feels messy. The team is primarily backend / java developers (we had a frontend exper
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6y ago
This is a planet where the dominant species still burns each other alive for "witchcraft": https://www.iol.co.za/news/mob-locks-woman-80-inside-house-a... No wonder no alien race wants to establish contact wi
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gdubya
6y ago
Signal now supports group chats as well, thought it looks like all participants have to be using Signal otherwise it uses regular MMS and the "group" dynamic breaks down.
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gdubya
6y ago
Children of Ruin, by Adrian Tchaikovsky, explores the concept of squid communication. I'm about half way through, and enjoying it! https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/40376072-children-of-rui...
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gdubya
7y ago
some way to take care of the people left behind.... some kind of Income that was Basic but Universal...
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gdubya
8y ago
"getting started is as simple as downloading SDK and copy-pasting sample code".... uhhhh yeah, I'm sure that will go well.
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gdubya
9y ago
I'm in the same boat. I recently came across PatternFly ( http://www.patternfly.org ), which has some good advice and examples for common 'enterprise' webapp design patterns.
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gdubya
9y ago
Nice, but it seems like a cut-down version of frontend-maven-plugin: https://github.com/eirslett/frontend-maven-plugin
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gdubya
10y ago
Maybe some people value other things in life than social and wealth status?
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gdubya
10y ago
As criminals evolve, so does their criminal potential!
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gdubya
10y ago
There are quite a few monitoring products being built to solve this problem. Many of them are based around Zipkin ( http://zipkin.io/ )
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gdubya
10y ago
That's why it's "the hard way"
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gdubya
10y ago
Coincidentally I just finished reading this. Highly recommended for anyone interested in sci-fi!
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gdubya
11y ago
1. Ok, maybe 2 cars if the locations are in completely disparate locations, but carpooling is possible. 2. User feedback could be a useful deterrent against messing up someone else's SDC, in the same way that both drivers and passenger
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gdubya
11y ago
I hope not!
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gdubya
11y ago
True. The value here is for less technical stakeholders. IMHO BDD bridges the gap between the underlying technical implementation and the business requirements, providing automated QA and documentation.
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gdubya
11y ago
See also: Programing as Performance using SonicPi. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TK1mBqKvIyU
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gdubya
11y ago
Murray?
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gdubya
11y ago
Hurry up then
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gdubya
11y ago
Distributed Hash Table (DHT) networks often use them
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gdubya
11y ago
because that is illegal
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11y ago
Acuman: I've heard that Norway is a nice country. Me: Why do you think that Norway is a nice country? Acuman: I have my own reasons for me to think that norway is a nice country. By the way, I've heard that Norway is a very nice c
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12y ago
I really like the subtle hat-tip to Star Wars with the use of TIE fighters in the graphs. (see http://nbviewer.ipython.org/github/rlabbe/Kalman-and-Bayesia... )
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12y ago
He compares ASM/BCEL, Javassist, and cglib to ByteBuddy in his "Making Java more dynamic: runtime code generation for the JVM" presentation: http://www.slideshare.net/RafaelWinterhalter/runtime-code-ge..
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gdubya
12y ago
Byte Buddy is also on its way to replace CGLib in Mockito: https://github.com/mockito/mockito/pull/171
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gdubya
13y ago
Please, stay away from MySQL
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gdubya
13y ago
Right, so the only option for "the rest of the world" is to switch to solutions that do not store any data in the US? Is that realistically feasible? How can "the rest of the world" protest against CISPA?
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gdubya
13y ago
Obviously this is bad for those of us in the USA, but can someone explain how this will affect the rest of the world? And is there anything that those of us outside the US can do to try and defeat this, other than spread the word?
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gdubya
14y ago
Nice work. It's about time delicious made a comeback!
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