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by jjm 13y ago
"...for compatibility reasons, we still support the entire ARMv7 machine in the new ARMv8 architecture, but when running 64-bit software, this part of the machine is not being used, and the area of complex legacy it had built up does n
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by jjm 13y ago
Personally I hear "someday it will turn into a project" all the time. More times than not it never does. Nonetheless, I'm actually ok if someone doesn't have an extensive github (or any for that matter) on an interview,
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by jjm 13y ago
Here here. Wish I could double up-vote.
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by jjm 13y ago
Thanks for the hard work! One of my favorite libs!
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by jjm 13y ago
Really now? As if these guys get paid to do create and fix scalaz all day right? Like Oracle yeah? This is the story about every single open source project. You can choose something else, wait it out for documentation, or contribute it. Luc
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by jjm 13y ago
That is extreme. If there is an alternative organic I buy it. This is good enough for me and I also buy a lot from my local organic farmer. I don't have to go to the extremes you mention, at all. When I walk into a super market I just want
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by jjm 13y ago
+1 For me I just want choice (at the super-market). Choice to not choose GMO, until there is more than enough evidence and discussion around the topic. Maybe you feel there is enough evidence, but I want more. I do not want said firm to 'fo
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by jjm 13y ago
With random allocation you need good entropy and distribution must be very uniform, otherwise you get the dyno issue we saw with heroku. I think random would still be blind to various jobs, where even the smallest of timing optimization wou
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by jjm 13y ago
I got so much flack for suggesting a year ago on a repo. The 'maintainer' came back with the point that he/she gave commit access to everyone-ish. The problem with that is you will get very aggressive individuals who will commit, and then o
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by jjm 14y ago
Hm... we'll need to get spray.io on this list
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by jjm 14y ago
I originally wanted to buy new SimCity but thank good ness I didn't. It wasn't until now that I see how chock full of 'DRM' it has. Someone should kickstart(er) a SimCity 'like' game the way it was _meant_ to be.
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by jjm 14y ago
I too believe it's an important issue. One that will hopefully spur enthusiasm of a few to come up with solutions.
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by jjm 14y ago
I think there can never be enough D3 tuts, added this to my bookmark list. I really enjoy the wide variety of data representations possible with D3. Wonder what other good tuts are out there?
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by jjm 14y ago
Cool man! What in store for the future? More Patterns? Customizable anything?
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by jjm 14y ago
Side note, I forgot that CPTTv2 was $101 (for the Kindle version no less).
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by jjm 14y ago
The maximist point of view is to wrap sed, yes. But what also came to my mind was what if he/she just wanted to only learn, I can think of no better way than to try to write it 'yourself' in the language of your choice, if only as a learnin
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by jjm 14y ago
Ditto, because I'd like to know right now as well. Usually if you can buy a house for $5k, it needs _a lot_ of _TLC_
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by jjm 14y ago
But that is kind of the point. These startups scale from the get-go. They will want to reach outside of their initial markets soon. It is not just feature set, but forward scaling vision with that feature set. Most multi-national banks have
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by jjm 14y ago
Sweet, how does it compare to threads-a-gogo with say performance?
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by jjm 14y ago
I have to point out that most of his income came from the ebooks. His income from consulting and apps came in less than the job he left. Self help has always sold very well the last three decades. I 'believe' that many who come here and qui
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by jjm 14y ago
Speed. Rice cooker, some veggies and/or meat, water, lots of spice, wait 30min and you have a huge pot of soup piping hot ready to eat. Not just hot, but all the veggies or meat is thoroughly tender like it 'was' cooked in a crock pot. Only
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by jjm 14y ago
I've been doing this for years, I'm glad that the word is out. For soup the cooker is great, of which I make large amounts of it that I freeze for later in the week.
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by jjm 14y ago
Side note, I think the picture are of White Geese and not ducks.
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by jjm 14y ago
Do you have Philly data?
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by jjm 14y ago
Philly in the house! Pun intended. Seriously, didn't know you guys were in my backyard. Any chance on similar data for the hometown?
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by jjm 14y ago
It also shows that the Scala feature set is growing (macros) and that the play group is not afraid of the awesome 210 [1] :-) [1] http://www.scala-lang.org/node/16606
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by jjm 14y ago
Bump for the _balls_ to do this AND for opening it up for everyone to review (usually good preconditions for a good foss developer).
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by jjm 14y ago
I question whether it is more profitable to move forward and have what amounts to really good devs build mashups than to go back and focus on OS stability and core functionality (the thing which you arm sales people with when selling to cor
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by jjm 14y ago
Once you understand that Scala is a hybrid, all those not-pure FP aspects start to make sense in that context.
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by jjm 14y ago
Wing Commander Privateer[1] was one of my favorites back in the day. A chance to do the same but in a MMO like environment would be awesome. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wing_Commander:_Privateer

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