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by je42 11y ago
no auto in C. no standardized data structures. no lambda. no exceptions. and C++ still compiles actually fast. at least on my machine.
482.
by je42 11y ago
In addition to it; netflix actually knows that when you watch a series you don't care about already seen episodes. Good old TV never really labeled episodes correctly and is a pain to use when you are just interested in the next you h
483.
by je42 11y ago
I already learned something from it about cp: - Copy a file to a parent directory cp /path/to/original ..//path/to/copy
484.
by je42 11y ago
it doesn't work like that. you get into trouble when there is a trade-off to be made between switching off the AI and leaving it on.
485.
by je42 11y ago
My biggest conern is that i cannot have lambda locally on my dev machine. From a service, like lambda, I usually would expect that I can run a docker command to launch a dev instance.
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by je42 11y ago
I don't see any valid arguments that make Java 8 strictly better than any of the alternatives. These languages are all in the same rough ballpark. Your particular use case/environment will determine mostly which Language you shoul
487.
by je42 11y ago
Thanks !
488.
by je42 11y ago
T-Shape knowledge is the buzz word.:)
489.
by je42 11y ago
Found this on the architecture page: > Elasticsearch has proven to have fairly significant stability concerns, but heroic uses it in a way so it acts as a non-primary storage and can rapidly be rebuilt. What are these concerns specifical
490.
by je42 11y ago
I don't understand why they don't go for mersenne twister ?!
491.
by je42 11y ago
The commandline client: sqlplus is very convenient. It doesn't even have history. But you can fix it with rlwrap.
492.
by je42 11y ago
Another one. DDL changes are not transactional.
493.
by je42 11y ago
Flashback is useless if there are schema changes.
494.
by je42 11y ago
If you got a bad development process it doesn't matter how you label it SCRUM, Waterfall or Kanban. The main is issue is to implement SCRUM properly. If I have seen it both ways. The difference is like night and day.
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Hyperlog(github.com)
2 points by je42 11y ago|0 comments
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Robot Framework for End 2 End Testing(robotframework.org)
1 points by je42 11y ago|0 comments
497.
by je42 11y ago
awesome.
498.
by je42 11y ago
Manager vs maker schedule issue. Slack is a tool - with quiet some configuration regarding this. Has nothing really to do with slack. You get the same issues when interrupting people in person. Or actually calling them on their mobile.
499.
by je42 11y ago
How does this compare to Grafana / Influx ?
500.
by je42 11y ago
Gradle also supports C/C++
501.
by je42 11y ago
ES6.
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Xhyve, a lightweight OS X virtualization solution(github.com)
2 points by je42 11y ago|0 comments
503.
by je42 11y ago
Wonder how this algo compares to Scheirer's approach. ( http://www.music.mcgill.ca/~hockman/coursework/MUMT_614/sche... )
504.
by je42 11y ago
Not using A* ?
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Where are docker images stored?(blog.thoward37.me)
1 points by je42 11y ago|0 comments
506.
by je42 11y ago
don't forget the destructor pattern.
507.
by je42 12y ago
Any other solutions that do this stuff ?
508.
by je42 12y ago
The point is not the specific example, but that swift doesn't support currying with default arguments.
509.
by je42 12y ago
it is clearly a language related problem where the author shows that the language design is not consistent. You can always work around these issues after all the language is turing complete. However, this is not about if there is a program
510.
by je42 12y ago
i found source tree to be very slow for the repositories that I have to deal with. GitX (L) dealt with them much better.

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