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by jcrites 15y ago
What do you mean by type searching? Ctrl-shift-G finds all references to the currently selected symbol. Ctrl-shift-T gives you a quick find/open on the symbol name you type. Eclipse is really fantastic. For an excellent demo of how to use i
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by jcrites 15y ago
> The generalized data would still be useful, but it would be lacking in resolution and reliability compared to GeoIP on the full four octet IP address. How is that? ARIN doesn't delegate IP address space to users or ISPs in smaller seg
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by jcrites 15y ago
Was this all stuff that had happened before he contracted with you? Perhaps the real lesson learned is: check out your clients before working with them.
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by jcrites 15y ago
Nothing. Exactly! REST is not for machine-driven interactions. It's for humans browsing websites.
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by jcrites 15y ago
> No they don't I'm pretty sure they do. Vendor mimetypes violate the Uniform Interface constraint and the "no prior knowledge" constraint.
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by jcrites 15y ago
It's worth calling out that a cubic meter of the sun's fusion reaction generates about the same power as an active compost heap. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun#Core - the huge energy output is due to the huge volume
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by jcrites 15y ago
Feedback Army uses Mechanical Turk. Indeed, they say on their pages that the questions a user submits must comply with MechTurk guidelines.
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by jcrites 15y ago
Actually, I think there is a technical solution. Say that the password system keeps a complete history of a user's plaintext passwords, stored encrypted using the current password as a symmetric key. Administrators cannot access this passwo
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by jcrites 15y ago
I've done this for about a year in an office environment. A few other coworkers subsequently switched as well. I'm in an office, so there's no big difference for me, but one of my coworkers was the only standing person in a cube area. No pr
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by jcrites 15y ago
I have been standing for about a year. As far as I can tell there are no bad effects from standing. It does take time to build the stamina to stand constantly for a day, but that is just a matter of temporary fatigue while your stamina impr
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by jcrites 15y ago
I've been using a standing desk for almost a year now. I'm a software engineer. It's great; I will recommend it to anyone. It takes a while to build up the stamina to stand. When you first switch you need frequent breaks during the day. Hav
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by jcrites 15y ago
A number of techniques help here. These are useful whether or not you're using continuous deployment. A simple approach is not to delete data, but rather simply set a flag which marks the data as deleted. The application storage layer acts
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by jcrites 16y ago
Assume the BSD or Apache license: Could the language have a not-for-profit entity devoted to managing the language, and license the use of the language commercially to a for-profit corporation dedicated to selling and supporting its use in
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What business model for the 100YL?
2 points by jcrites 16y ago|1 comments