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by haddr 12y ago
Sometimes letters are things we don't really see when we read. But it's really an art. I'm always reminded of that when I see such beatiful calligraphy or some nice typeface. Writing can be an art..
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by haddr 12y ago
Back orifice! I remember that around 98-99 you could do a simple scan of some dialup networks and always find around ten machines with back orifice installed. A lot of fun for person discovering the state of security of windows machines and
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by haddr 12y ago
but then, is that the "disruption" we really want?
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by haddr 12y ago
The most important giveaway of this post is this: "But at the end of the day, their business model boils down to taking a 20% rake of a large commodity services business while pushing assets, costs, and liabilities off the corporate fi
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by haddr 12y ago
The great idea of semantic web, as conceived in the early beginnings, was mostly visionary and rather impossible to build. This doesn't mean the that whole concept has failed. It advanced many fields of AI and created many initiatives
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by haddr 12y ago
I used Window Maker and I liked it! It was very smooth even on old machines, like 486... And those dockapps! Lovely and cool!
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by haddr 12y ago
Spanish market is really tough these days, but it is possible to get a job. - there are many possibilities in Madrid and Barcelona. Consider relocation. - knowing Java or PHP can help further increasing possible job opportunities. I hardly
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by haddr 12y ago
of course you can restart your app, but it's not sufficient answer to the problem. Apparently long time ago hot swapping was scheduled around Java 9, but they didn't progress with it since then. See JEP-159 for more details: http
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by haddr 12y ago
I'm deeply missing hot swapping. I believed it could be included in java 9 but i think we have to wait...
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by haddr 12y ago
Great tool! BTW. how does this compare to Apache Tika for text extraction from HTML pages?
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by haddr 12y ago
really cool idea, but not sure if actually true: http://math.stackexchange.com/questions/216343/does-pi-conta...
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by haddr 12y ago
Does it wrap around some sort of userspace TCP stack? I see that performance measures are really matching these kind of systems...
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by haddr 12y ago
While I really liked the main idea of the Lambda Architecture, I think this article is answering my doubts I had. It is really more reasonable to have another stream processing pipeline for treating historical data, rather than separate had
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by haddr 12y ago
Ad 2: Things evolve. If you stopped somwhere in the mid 90, you won't notice. But in Java 8 you can do null checking easily using Optional. Your example would be: String address = a.map(A::b).map(B::c).map(C::d).orElse("UNKNOWN&qu
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by haddr 12y ago
"So perhaps you’d think that all logic induction and reasoning engines have graph rewrite systems at their core, right? So you’d think. In fact, almost none of them do." Hmm not sure about this sentence. The most popular knowledge
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by haddr 12y ago
This pattern is good only when you effectively compare 2 variables; you easily see that when one shrinks, other grows, and when does it happen. When you have more variables, it automatically becomes too complex.
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by haddr 12y ago
in the embedded mode you have one application server per app, so you have one app at port 80, another at 81, etc... so you can't just have a nice URL pattern for your applications, becase each one will have different port number. Unles
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by haddr 12y ago
this in general leads to an even worse practice: creating one huge standalone app instead of several specialized web apps. when you develop a service with an embedded server, your endpoint will have an unique port (as each app will have to
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by haddr 12y ago
I don't get the point of saying that application servers are dead and then... embedding application server within the application. If applications should be isolated they can be easily deployed on different application servers. The res
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by haddr 12y ago
I was missing R and Python in the article. And who says we need a king? Maybe the rich ecosystem of many coexisting languages is better?
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by haddr 12y ago
Not an expert here, but what about good old olive oil? There is a rumor that drinking a couple of teaspoons of oil before driking will make it longer to absorb the alcohol and you might get less drunk. I wonder how true is that technique. .
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by haddr 13y ago
I think that the most intuitive way to get the idea of why 0^0 = 1 is to take the example from combinatorics. n^k is the number of distinct sequences for the sampling with replacement and ordering (for example ball picking from repository o
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by haddr 13y ago
Although I think that the article is interesting, I'm missing some details, like more engineering stuff, rather than high level details.
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by haddr 13y ago
It's a pity that gephi is loosing the edge recently. The development is quite stalled and few things have changed since 2 years ago. It's even pain to get it to work on mac as it works only with java 6 and will not work out of th
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by haddr 13y ago
ohhm this is pain in the ass format. srsly everything can happen there...
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by haddr 13y ago
Great work! +1 for including minecraft :)
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by haddr 13y ago
When using the native ZeroMQ from Java you summon the C hell. While the idea of JVM is that it is, well, platform independend, you have to break it in order to fit the ZeroMQ dlls. For instance, I remember that first of all you had to compi
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by haddr 13y ago
used it in a project, and totally recommend it. There was no single glitch when switching from JNI-based ZeroMQ binding to the JeroMQ jar.
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by haddr 13y ago
it's been so many years and I'm still waiting for the sequel
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by haddr 13y ago
that means you are using truecrypt and now please give us the private key or...

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