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   by iends 12y ago

   I wasn't trying to advocate only running part of the system. Of course you can use things like puppet, but the comment I was replying to was saying these were solved problems in the Java world for more than a decade which isn't ex
2. 452.▲
   by iends 12y ago

   I don't believe he's talking about code dependencies but rather things like LDAP, mySQL, MongoDB, etc which Java dependency management tools don't solve either. Managing code dependencies is solved in Python (as it is in
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   by iends 12y ago

   Never heard of this, do you have a link to a source?
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   by iends 12y ago

   This is what scares me the most because I fear Title II may be used to open the Internet to greater regulation. Hopefully this fear is unfound.
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   by iends 12y ago

   Go compiles to native code and uses less memory than Java does. Go is slower than Java right now (for most things), but is less optimized so there is hope that it catches up and maybe one day is faster. Both languages have GC. Go has OOP, b
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   by iends 12y ago

   What about Elixir? Lack of static typing?
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   by iends 12y ago

   It seems to be the issue is a little more than "more frequent releases" but is instead more about the poor stewardship of Node.js by Joyent. It seems to be about increasing transparency and openness instead of just tracking v8 mor
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   by iends 12y ago

   I live in the 10th most populated state and our school districts are at the county level. I know the 24th most populated state also has districts at the county level. I tried to find statistics based on state, but could not find any data. (
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   by iends 12y ago

   This is dishonest. Education is segregated by geographic proximity to school in the states. Of course, poor people live in poor areas and rich people live in rich areas so there is a strong correlation. Within a given school system, which i
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    by iends 12y ago

    High SAT scores are not predictive of success at college, and neither are hard interviews questions predictive of being a successful developer.
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    by iends 12y ago

    I spent a huge amount of time trying to find pricing. Bad UI/UX.
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    by iends 12y ago

    Is DartVM in Chrome confirmed? I keep hearing it will happen, but haven't seen anything official.
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    by iends 12y ago

    One thing that bothers me about Dart is that the Angular.js team decided to go with their own language AtScript, even though they were quite experienced with Dart in AngularDart. Do they know something about the health of Dart that we don&#
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    by iends 12y ago

    Does it have RTL support yet?
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    by iends 12y ago

    Node.js scales horizontally just as well as Ruby and Python (if not better). Some of the services I've built in Node.js handle 1000 req/s fine without the need for multiple instances or threads.
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    by iends 12y ago

    1. He stopped showing up for exams. Impossible to get a passing grade unless they made a lot of shady concessions. 2. Most likely, which is what I pointed out in my original comment.
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    by iends 12y ago

    When I was at NCSU a college soccer player was on the roster in my "Learn Proofs for Math Majors" (MA225) course. He and a tutored showed up intermittently to the class. After some measurable time after the drop date he stopped sh
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    by iends 12y ago

    I wasn't a particularly great soccer player in middle school and highschool (some players on the club team ended up playing D3 soccer at small colleges), but the academies really didn't exist in America 20 years ago when I started
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    by iends 12y ago

    Lots of charities make a lot of money and are run like any other companies. As far as the IRS is concerned, Mozilla Foundation is a charity since it is a 501c3.
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    by iends 12y ago

    Some of the money is going to the Mozilla Foundation.
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    by iends 12y ago

    Some nice, peer reviewed research about this topic entitled "An Emprical Study of Linus Law": http://www4.ncsu.edu/~apmeneel/ccs221-meneely.pdf
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    by iends 12y ago

    I used Network Solutions anonymous name buying service because I didn't want the squatter to be able to guess my networth. Using this service I was able to make a "certified" offer with Network Solutions acting as the middlem
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    by iends 12y ago

    JavaScript is a "proper object oriented language", it just lacks classical inheritance.
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    by iends 12y ago

    I was paid $18-$24/hr as an developer intern in college in Raleigh, NC (about 5 years ago).
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    by iends 12y ago

    Where is this email notice? I can't find it.
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    by iends 12y ago

    Not the OP, but have you taken a look at the egghead.io videos? They are a great resource for starting out. Another great resource is https://www.ng-book.com/ .
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    by iends 12y ago

    http://andrewaustin.com/an-overview-of-angularjs-for-manager... I wrote this to convince my boss to use AngularJS.
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    by iends 12y ago

    I've been thinking about switching to the Fiedlity Amex but it has terrible reviews. Have you had and problems with the customer service?
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    by iends 12y ago

    When you started a new project and pulled down new packages, all the packages that depended on underscore functionality that changed were broken because of this change. That's because NPM makes assumptions about major/minor versio
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    by iends 12y ago

    I suppose I shouldn't start new projects, either?