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by jollojou 17y ago
Techcrunch is down at the moment. Without reading the article, it seems clear that Skype fears open source software because it's competitive advantage is based on its large user base. If open sourcing their software means that competitors c
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I disagree with you. Wittgenstein's generation of philosophers did contribute something crucial to the twentieth century thought. At least Karl Popper (1902-1994) should be mentioned in this context. His arguments against the political phil
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by jollojou 17y ago
The JEE application servers are not supported either. But his is not a big issue, since one can always start the app server outside IDEA and still be able to debug it with the Community edition.
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by jollojou 17y ago
I appreciate the interview you did. I found it enlightening, and watching and listening the whole clip increased my knowledge and understanding on programming in general, as well as on functional languages and the background of Erlang and H
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by jollojou 17y ago
The author of the article has a good point on the limits of knowledge: journalists seldom ponder their argument's proneness to fallacy. The author also well emphasises that it is important to have at least a little bit of information about
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by jollojou 17y ago
What is your source?
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Presentation: The Science of Computing and the Engineering of Software(infoq.com)
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by jollojou 17y ago
The bug is an example of a problem associated with inductive inference. Relying on induction is tempting, and in most cases sufficient. However, this case proves that one should always be aware of the potential fallacy that is inherent in i
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Quantum physics and data replication on data centers(kimchy.org)
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