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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
Even comes with a free flash stick containing the entire data dump.
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
Could it be said that in order to gain the technology and production methods of a cleaner, more efficient energy source we must expend energy from dirty and inferior sources first? It seems to be the case; we go after the low hanging fruit
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
Perhaps you would like Annotate ( https://github.com/roomkey/annotate ). Type annotation checking in development, but no overhead in production.
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
Take it as a compliment man. I just think you do great work. Hopefully I'll see you at the bar again at the next conj.
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
I swear David Nolan does not sleep.
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
How is this link even on the front page? There's no sauce for anything in the title unless OP works for NASA...
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
Not really to prepare, but during your first weeks identify the best programmers there and look through their commits. Books, tutorials, etc are good, but nothing like seeing how a good programmer writes code and solves problems on a day to
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
> so they have fancy versioning, deployment and continuous integration for all their code, except for stored procedures. Exactly, because those things are extremely important to how code gets shipped and delivers value to the business. S
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
To say that Facebook uses PHP and MySQL is to leave out the truth, honestly. They are a part of the stack, yes, but they aren't what makes the application scale to billions of requests. It would be like saying the local coffee shops we
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
Oh no... you're right. I guess I'll just convince myself that 8GB is TOTALLY enough :-(
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
xrandr?
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
It's true, but I thought the limitation was that it only supports a single dimm and there aren't 16GB single dimms yet?
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
Developer edition is not out yet... I thought. I got one a couple months ago and run Arch on it. Support for the microphone hasn't made it into a kernel release yet, so I thought they were waiting for that to release the developer edit
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
One thing to remember in high write environments: if you're storing a uuid attribute and it's indexed, use datomics squuid (sequential uuid). Rewriting the indexes will go MUCH faster and prevent latency spikes on queries.
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
I've been using it for years in production now. Hell, there was a strangeloop talk about our use of it. We're using Dynamo for storage. I found working with Datomic really nice. I like how I can express queries using clojure. It a
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
To be clear, I meant the current unionized group of mods who staged the major sub strike in that statement. I'm not suggesting there shouldn't be moderators.
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
Exactly. Just walk away and make it someone else's problem. Someone is always there to fill their shoes. I suspect that being a "mod" boosts one's internet ego and letting go makes you just a "pleb user" again.
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
AMA worked fine before all the organization and planning of celebrity appearances. If you're a celebrity or politician or whatever, just hop on, make a post, message a mod for verification or post something to twitter and have at it. T
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
As someone who has been using reddit for nearly a decade, I can't help but find this whole thing to be completely absurd. Mods are claiming they're the backbone of the whole site, which is complete nonsense. It's the internet
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
Windows XP
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
Since they're using the upfront pre-order money to cover manufacturing costs, I would bet enough feedback from customers (or even speculative customers) asking for a 30 min minimum would have enough impact for them to source different
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
This is most likely the answer. There's a non-trivial cost for bringing foreign workers into the US and they are probably much less likely to consider it given that this is an internship opportunity and not something full-time.
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by jeletonskelly 12y ago
I grew a professor style beard just visiting that site.
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by jeletonskelly 12y ago
Oldest, continuously and currently running, democracy.
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by jeletonskelly 12y ago
I'm definitely not going to advocate that someone not try to better themselves. If you feel like you want to try to overcome some part of your personality that you're not comfortable with then that's a positive thing. I do, h
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by jeletonskelly 12y ago
I suffer from the same weakness as you. I always have. I also love my profession, programming, more than anything I've ever done in my life. Also, like you, when I get into the flow of something, I do it better than most people I know.
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Pettition: Ask the Chinese Government to Stop the DDOS Attack on GitHub.com(petitions.whitehouse.gov)
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by jeletonskelly 12y ago
I'm interested to know if you've used Storm at all and how it compares to Onyx. I'm currently considering both for a project.
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by jeletonskelly 12y ago
Exactly. Not to mention that in any large scale system your functional and integration tests are the most useful for producing high quality software than simply having static types.
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by jeletonskelly 12y ago
I love my Lenovo X1 Carbon. It's a really nice machine. I do run linux so I know I'm not the average user, but they haven't lost my business despite this being an epic screw-up. I think they make good machines and I'll c

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