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by herge 10y ago
What about raise an exception?
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by herge 10y ago
I think the root of these articles is that people don't understand what Soylent is. It's not meant to replace your home made salad, or "Fish pulled from a river and grilled over wood coals", but the frozen pizza you have
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by herge 10y ago
Would your opinion change if Westworld was not a physical theme park but a very advanced virtual reality? How authentic must the experience be (or how sophisticated the AI) before you would object?
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by herge 10y ago
> - Speak at local user group meetings. Most of my local meet ups are constantly calling for speakers Our local python user group regularly attracts 100+ people crowds and they always have space for speakers. If you want to try dipping y
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by herge 10y ago
> can be replicated with simple DB calls, string concatenation [...] You must not have seen the flame fest about PHP on the rest of HackerNews!
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by herge 10y ago
I have the similar problem with code reviews. It is really hard to not sound harsh when giving a code review, especially in ones from junior developers where a whole laundry list of fixes comes out.
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by herge 10y ago
It's almost as bad as HackerNews comments
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by herge 10y ago
I think their UI is purposefully bad to make it hard to notice titles coming in and out of circulation, as the deals they have with different production companies expire.
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by herge 10y ago
Man, UCS-2 is the pits. I still remember fighting with 'slim-builds' of python back in the day. Any critique of unicode while not assuming UTF-8, which allows for more than 1 million code points) is a bit suspect in my opinion. Th
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by herge 10y ago
And also, old buildings are prettier on average because the old ugly buildings get torn down and replaced.
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by herge 10y ago
You are asking this about a site called adlove?
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by herge 10y ago
I would say the moral of the story is you get what you pay for.
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by herge 10y ago
I suspect there was an element of access and liquidity, especially for small amounts. It was a lot easier back then to go to your local bank to ask your teller to put money into your savings account than buy bonds, stocks, etc. Nowadays wit
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by herge 10y ago
The lady doth protest too much...
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by herge 10y ago
I though that Apple and Google already used the same design firm: Apple inc.
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by herge 10y ago
Well, solidly 95% of Quebec's electricity is from hydro-electric. It still keeps other types of power plants online for research purposes.
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by herge 10y ago
One other benefit that Ireland offers than just a low tax rate is more 'pliable' business laws, in that say you are an American company trying to set up a subsidiary in the Euro zone. You can read up in length on either French, Ge
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by herge 10y ago
Personal escrow is very common today, through credit card deposits.
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by herge 10y ago
Are they actually processing in parallel, or just spawning threads to do IO?
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by herge 10y ago
Taxes. It's hard to save that amount of money without paying a lot in taxes.
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by herge 10y ago
Any shortcuts for serving static files like css, js, pngs, etc?
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by herge 10y ago
You have not really overcome the adversity yet if it's still a chip on your shoulders years later.
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by herge 10y ago
This is a great interview question. It's very easy to formulate and explain, and yet the interviewer can gauge the depth of a candidates os knowledge by digging deeper into any solution, with no easy 'perfect solution'.
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by herge 10y ago
How would the single writer process know that one 'atom' of writing has been received from each process? The named pipe might be empty if the sending process is filling it's buffer with the second half of the message.
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by herge 10y ago
If you are managing spreadsheets of any appreciable size, Google Drive is unusable, and MS Office isn't available on linux.
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by herge 10y ago
Vim can open files remotely by ssh, copying the file to the remote server on each write. To edit the file example.com:foo.txt, do: :e ssh://example.com/foo.txt It should use your default ssh config/setup/etc
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by herge 10y ago
Three times as many tonnes of bombs were used in Indochina that in the whole of WWII ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_bombs_in_the_Vietnam_W... ), so I suspect there's a bit more by volume. I think we hear mo
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by herge 10y ago
Sounds like a startup!
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by herge 10y ago
I can understand why they only allow one read/write transaction at a time. However, could they implement multiple concurrent read/write transactions by having the transaction fail if it writes to any key modified by any other conc
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by herge 10y ago
The new Django Migrations from 1.7 are heavily influenced by the south project, but are slightly different.

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