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11y ago
This may miss your point, but I would easily argue that Scala is a "web language," just as Java is and was before it. Scala's focus on concurrency helps drive this point, as it's not response time so much as throughout g
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11y ago
This article seems to have a strong objective and anti-Western bias. For instance, why does an article about "Vietnam 40 years on" spend the first third discussing American tragedies during the U.S. invasion? It then discusses eac
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11y ago
For me, it's lightning fast with no clutter. I just want quick verification that the regex I'm writing matches a few samples. Explaining to me that `+` matches "one or more of the preceding group" adds no value.
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Not the author, but I've been loving it so far. The Phoenix framework is really well thought out that making CRUD applications is easy and has all the bells and whistles you'd expect from a framework like Rails. But obviously that
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11y ago
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11y ago
At the Kennedy Space Center, NASA had an interesting abort procedure for astronauts still on the ground at the launch site: an underground Rubber Room which astronauts could slide down into. [0] https://scriptunasimages.wordpress
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12y ago
I don't believe that quote assumes the idea is original. Most aren't.
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12y ago
Going to the source[0], there is no reference to the punishment listed. In fact, other punishments listed on the same page seem mundane in comparison, e.g. > ... the Jury found him Guilty to the Value of 38s. Is it possible this is just
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12y ago
The looping 1-Up gif tends to be distracting as well.
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See Antartica and Somali Pirates Using Oculus VR
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> Mike agreed that Patrick could send multiple file, but Mike never agreed that these files would be accepted as a winning submission Then what is "agreeing"? These two sentences appear logically inconsistent.
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12y ago
I love Philz coffee to death, but I don't understand why this is treated like Silicon Valley start-up news. It's simply a great story of a good coffee shop succeeding and expanding its brand and locations.
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12y ago
Unless he's talking about flavor, in which case a lighter roast would be better, albeit more caffeinated.
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This was specifically referenced in the React Native announcement video. [0] [0] http://youtu.be/7rDsRXj9-cU?t=16m35s
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12y ago
This is the primary concern of insider trading, and why insider trading laws don't exist for commodities markets (which are much less susceptible to willful manipulation).
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12y ago
Erlang dates back to Ericsson's CSLab in 1986. It's explained in good detail in this thesis by Joe Armstrong[0]. From that paper, the first significant production use came in 1995 with the Ericsson AXD301 switch. [0] http:/
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12y ago
I feel like Elixir in general goes a long way to lowering the barrier to using BEAM and OTP.
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12y ago
And yet we should applaud the move. I will always appreciate a company moving proprietary technology into the public sphere.
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12y ago
Note: Americans could previously go there; you just couldn't go directly from America.
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12y ago
I hope you're right about the future, but I wouldn't be so confident in what hasn't yet happened. Alternatively, SpaceX hasn't launched people into space; NASA has. SpaceX hasn't launched a space station; NASA (and
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12y ago
Many of our customers choose to turn the service on once every several months (upgrade and then downgrade at the end of the month). We totally support whatever works for you. That said, our service is based around continually scanning the
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The top data brokers are very US-focused, so our service is US-focused. Outside of data brokers, we can the web for your information and have guides on why the site might be exposing your information and what to do if so. This is useful f
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12y ago
I would also add Safe Shepherd [0]. We remove your information from the standard data brokers, and also give you guides on how to remove yourself from a large universe of sites yourself. Message me if you have any questions. Edit: The ser
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For me, it comes up in test cases. In a controlled environment, it can be nice to mentally say "add two objects, the first should be this, the second should be this." I don't think I've ever used `second` outside of th
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Then feel free to respond to the comment at hand, not start another thread discussing the matter.
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Let's say to were making $50,000 per employee in revenue and paying each employee $80,000. You'd be losing money on each hire (and therefore would begin firing people). If you were able to make an additional $100,000 per new hir
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Consensus seems to be that the photo is actually real, just not so out of place. From the Wikipedia page "Time travel urban legends" [1]: > Further research suggests that the modern appearance of the man may not have been so m
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12y ago
E.g. the fellow in this photo from 1940: http://www.dailygalaxy.com/.a/6a00d8341bf7f753ef01347ff60cea...
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Yeah, not a great experience on a blog post about user experience. It will be nice to see a greater adoption of WebM in general.
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12y ago
This is generally where big data helps. Your click is one signal among thousands of impressions / clicks. A single user's clicks shouldn't have a large impact in the aggregate.
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