juliangregorian

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by juliangregorian 11y ago
Why would the cop's life be ruined? There are already way too many cases where police body cameras "mysteriously malfunction", often on multiple officers at once. There need to be repercussions for such behavior. This is just
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
Nope, Heroku had a free tier that wasn't a trial, all kinds of people were using it for toys and experiments, some of them evolved into Serious Business projects with real costs, but a lot of them just idled along using minimal resourc
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
The justification given is extremely interesting as well (if misguided?). We generally wouldn't have a problem with a girls-only tech program because girls are disadvantaged in tech. But boys in school are lagging behind in lots of sch
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
A clear example of "worse is better" winning.
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
Wow, that thread is current! This mentality really is systemic to PHP. It's like the exact opposite of "let it crash".
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
Shame you're being downvoted. 2 billion is not that big a number and I found it surprising since other databases are using GUID's and UUID's and similar to deal with that problem. There was an unfortunate lack of explanation
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
Haha, Montreal isn't only known for it's gaming sector. (it's also where much of the online porn industry is engineered)
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
Bluemix has a big opportunity here as Heroku has been aggressively kicking out freeloaders lately. My company pays Heroku a lot of money in large part because the developers know how to work with it, but I won't use it for any of my pe
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
Technically, you don't have to tip ever. It's just a dick move not to.
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
Huh? Isn't having a competing taxi hailing app the definition of competitiveness?
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
Ok, then why do none of the C app servers work in JRuby?
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
If you need system-level bindings: no. If you use threading: yes.
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
Currently, there's $1700 in store for whoever does support it: https://www.bountysource.com/issues/5831191-tasks-to-finish-...
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
While cute, that name would make Kubernetes appear to be the KDE version of Ubernetes.
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
No, they are isolation, a much stronger proposition.
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
Yeah, the other pieces of advice -- work super hard (for your employer), don't ask for money... doesn't sound very tigerly to me.
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
I know being the edgy you-don't-have-big-data guy is all the rage right now, but seriously? Most people can fit all of their work on one server? What kind of mom-and-pop shops are you working for?
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
Ha, almost everyone's ability to pick successful tech startups is rubbish.
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
You would surely have to qualify what you mean by "optimal". I would say from a "roll-the-dice" perspective that an average engineer or designer that goes to work at an established Fortune 500 corp is going to make far m
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
Good luck with that.
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
Doesn't sound like you're unit testing well then. I'd take good unit tests over integration tests any day. Integration tests are inherently flaky.
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
http://rny.io/nginx/postgresql/2013/07/26/simple-api-with-ng... Probably don't use it in production.
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
> Because the bind function implementation shows why it is so slow. Does it? I'm not going to pretend to know why that would be. Your explanation would be welcome. I don't know if this sebmck fellow has benchmarked the code, bu
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
I did google of course, and everything I found in English was either dead or so inactive as to be worthless (as in articles from 2013 on the front page). > That was the point. You expect more from people who have a lot. Do you really tho
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
I beg pardon, but I was engaging with a snarky attack on the character and reputation of the country that I belong to, so save it.
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
So Algeria, then. I must confess, I'm not really sure how to find Algerian news - is there even a free press there? I agree with you that the situation in America is ridiculous, but do you really think Algeria of all places is less sex
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
Counter-counterpoint: There is no "self-made millionaire" and those that believe they are, are deluded. http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2012/sep/24/mitt-ro...
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
Your 21st century is completely ignorant of the human condition? I get the distinct impression the reason you are so coyly dancing around the subject of your geospatial location is because you know it would be a trivial matter to look up ju
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
Boston is almost 3 times as far from NY as Beijing is from Tianjin. Trenton, on the other hand, can be gotten to in under an hour and for $40. I just did a quick search and found that the Beijing-Tianjin fare is actually about $15, not $6.
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by juliangregorian 11y ago
What enlightened realm do you live in, pray?

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