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gnufied
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I wrote - http://invoker.codemancers.com/ for similar use. It provides easy to use `.dev` local domain support and then ability to manage multiple processes via a Procfile or custom ini file.
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13y ago
So looks like postgres and MS SQL support transactions on DDL whereas mysql and Oracle don't. :-)
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I do not disagree with your primary PoV that schemas can be a good thing, but: a. Schema changes are considered DDL statements and hence can't be simply rolled back via transaction in most databases (as far as I know). b. If you have m
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13y ago
Agreed and this begs the question where does Dropbox sits with surveillance thing because US govt. makes it clear that non-americans are fair game. So as a non-american I am asking - will Ms. Rice work to protect data that we trust Dropbox
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As a Indian, I would love if Visa to outsourcing firms are restricted. Take Cognizant for example, they can't compete for salary with most startups in Bangalore or Pune (and work is not great as well) and yet people want to join them
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I nearly had to purchase my Adapter as well, but I fixed it with Sugru (The wires frayed where it connects to MPB) and it seems pretty solid now . $10 for $80 adapter not bad. EDIT: http://drwsxce6xtjnu.cloudfront.net/storie
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This needs to be upvoted more. We went through similar pains when upgrading rather big app to Ruby 2.1.1 and setting RUBY_GC_HEAP_OLDOBJECT_LIMIT_FACTOR value to 1.3 did help reduce memory usage of Unicorn workes by almost 100MB. I am not s
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Sorry, you misunderstand me. I am as skeptical as you. I did not assume the statement as truth. I was just bit bewildered.
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Am I odd in seeing a Google engineer discrediting Google's own product?
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If you talking about Vodafone case: While retroactive applicability of Income Tax act is questionable, it is hard to argue for Vodafone or Hutchinson when they tried to avoid Tax by doing the transaction through a Cayman Island registered e
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Labradoodle creator – I've done a lot of damage
(bigstory.ap.org)
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I think what he is implying is, Nadella had a good chance of becoming CEO of TCS and not mere coder as the picture the article is trying to paint. Afterall current CEO of TCS is from NIT Tricy who was hired straight from campus and rose all
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I have not been reading carefully, just noticed that OOBGC stuff is part of - http://rubygems.org/gems/gctools
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I think Aman already proposed those changes to ruby-core - http://blade.nagaokaut.ac.jp/cgi-bin/scat.rb/ruby/ruby-core/... He is a member of ruby-core too, so I guess if enough people in core like these
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Or which Datamapper issues we are talking about? I see datamapper has not seen an update in a year, but It should be fairly trivial to fix whatever incompatibilities are because of 2.1.
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Actually I gave 2 examples of India (as much it dismays as an Indian) and US where these countries have supported so called "Freedom fighters". The reality is Pakistan or Yemen does not want terrorist on their ground more than me
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>If some Chinese or Russian 'freedom' fighters decide to train militarily in US with the goal of toppling current govt of China/Russia and did actually cause deaths/damage in China/Russia, would US govt sit back
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Interesting but deriving anything from this one is near useless. For example, this completely fails to list any of my current open source project because I created them under my organizations name.
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Monodevelop was primarily developed on Linux, so this is bit ironic indeed. May be it is because 3D/2D modeling aspects of the IDE, not really because of Coding aspects.
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Print version - http://www.frontline.in/social-issues/indian-generics-and-ai... WARNING - it will prompt you to print the article, so don't forget to cancel it.
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MySQL locking for the busy web developer
(tech.brightbox.com)
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Why will a blog load anything over websocket? Link bait title and a blog that doesn't load.
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Sorry for not responding earlier it is - https://github.com/mswift42/soft-morning-theme
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The package is from - https://github.com/jonathanchu/emacs-powerline but some of my own customizations. (Author of article here!)
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It is probably worth mentioning that el-get is another pretty solid alternative of pallet. I have not tried it though, so if anyone has any comparisons between them, I will love to hear.
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How Rails reloads your code in development environment?
(crypt.codemancers.com)
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Does it require any special pen or works with hand? Looks pretty sweet btw.
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You have asked? I live in India and have been poor most of my childhood and I can say with some surety that - globalisation or not, working condition of poor workers WILL not improve just out of blue. There was a story recently in Bangalore
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So the Anti-Globalisation should work both ways right? For example, if it weren't profitable for Walmart to open stores in India - they wouldn't be bribing away their way in ( http://www.huffingtonpost.com/tag/
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Hey Lee, I am yet to look into v3 stuff closely, but if you think it is better why not make maintstream? Is the main reason just community backlash?
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