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Show HN: Search CentOS packages online(centos-packages.com)
2 points by jhh 12y ago|0 comments
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by jhh 12y ago
That's not necessary though, if it works fast enough on a relational database in my opinion. I think this article has some valuable insight on the topic: http://www.chrisstucchio.com/blog/2013/hadoop_hatred.ht
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by jhh 12y ago
I don't see why the future wouldn't be polyglot, in the sense that there isn't one language as dominant as Java has been. There is now much better language interop than in the past, e. g looking at C interop in Julia and Java
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by jhh 12y ago
No, that's literally a non-sequitur.
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by jhh 12y ago
Sorry. I regtretted my comment the minute I sent it. I wish you all the best for your product. I meant the thing about forcing the driver in a sarcastic way.
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by jhh 12y ago
This article makes me almost sure that this company will not exist for much longer. Such a complicated and twisted thinking about a conceptually simple microeconomic question is not a good sign. Why not just force drivers to accept any ride
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by jhh 12y ago
ClojureScript is not executed on the JVM.
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by jhh 12y ago
So what is their primary essence?
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by jhh 12y ago
It's incorrect that salted hashes are obsolete or quickly attackable per se. Password hashes are a subset of all hashes. Therefore they are hashes. bcrypt uses an internal salt (as it says in the first two sentences of its Wikipedia pa
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by jhh 12y ago
This just seems like an ad hominem attack. Just because the author works at Microsoft does not mean that he is speaking for Microsoft or talking on their behalf.
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by jhh 12y ago
I don't think that's specific to programming. It's what we all experience when we procrastinate. Set yourself small very clear goals which you write down and where you commit yourself to finishing them in a given amount of ti
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by jhh 12y ago
wow, node-webkit has +12k stars on github. I must have been living under a rock.
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by jhh 12y ago
I wonder if the way that atom was built is or can turn into a good way to build modern cross platform desktop apps while employing web technologies. Does anyone have any input or actual experience with this?
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by jhh 12y ago
Once you have used a parsing library to create generic data structures (in your programming language) from your JSON all of this no longer has anything to do with JSON, right? That's something that confuses me about this blog post. To
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by jhh 12y ago
That's true, but it's generally like this with any Java application. The JVM starts in 0.3 seconds, but loading all your classes usually takes seconds. I don't know the arcitecture well enough, but I think it's because i
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by jhh 12y ago
There's really no need to apologize for this in my opinion. If people decide to trust a complete non-source that's their problem. It's actually a fascinating demonstration of the dynamics of these rumors.
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by jhh 12y ago
I'll try to dispel some of the concerns about Clojure. 1) Stacktraces in JVM may be ugly, but the amount of insight into runtime issues that the JVM offers you is generally way higher than in runtimes like cpython or MRI. 2) Clojure gi
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by jhh 13y ago
IgorPartola means that it is exactly this "unlimited" policy which chills her. She speculates (or knows) that there is some unspokenen abuse limit and she fears that she might hit it at some point. I don't think this is relev
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by jhh 13y ago
This comment would be more valuable if it contained any actual argument to support your hypotheses.
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Getting Started With Clojure On a Mac(medium.com)
2 points by jhh 13y ago|0 comments
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by jhh 13y ago
Concerning this issue please also consider Mathias Bynens's article from 2012 http://mathiasbynens.be/notes/mysql-utf8mb4 It has a good treatment of how to migrate encoding-wise which includes additional precauti
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by jhh 13y ago
he's also dead. That's a good indication too.
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Polyglot Messaging and The Social Graph(medium.com)
1 points by jhh 13y ago|0 comments
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by jhh 13y ago
In order for your statement to be true you would pretty much have to buy into a Marxist value theory that virtually no economists today agree with, and which is highly implausible under scrutiny.
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by jhh 13y ago
I didn't initially understand from your post that you would have actually lost 50% had you cancelled yourself even months in advance. I agree that this does seem imbalanced.
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by jhh 13y ago
any party in almost any such setting, including hotels, could cancel two months in advance without fees. I really don't know what the big deal is.
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by jhh 13y ago
has Bingo Card Creator in fact sold 250,000 pcs.?
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by jhh 13y ago
Thanks for this explanation. I would have expected #1 to happen in the case that you outline. You're right, since a built in merge utility has more information about the semantical intent of the operation it can essentially repeat the
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by jhh 13y ago
I understand that MERGE or something like that would be a nice convenience. But if I personally had this situation what I would do is (in pseudo code, but think this would be in e. g. Python, or in a stored procedure): begin transaction
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by jhh 13y ago
It's kind of condescending to say something like that though because we have no direct understanding of how other people feel. Most people do not kill themselves. It's possible that those which try simply feel worse than those tha

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