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by khill 15y ago
Lucene has supported near real-time search since 2.9 or so. By calling IndexWriter.getReader(), your index reader has access to both committed and non-committed changes. In my experience, this near real-time search picks up changes within
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by khill 16y ago
I disagree with your second point in one sense - overall, journalism might be worse than in years past. However, the problem is that the editorial standards for journalism have been relaxed because the news organizations need to publish ne
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by khill 16y ago
That doesn't work for me. If I don't take a day off here or there, I get burned out - my creativity starts to fail me and I end up making mistakes. Maybe it's just me but I find that I sometimes need a break of a day or two to solve certai
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by khill 16y ago
I actually know more people with Nooks than with Kindles. Most of them have color Nooks and most use them to read books and boot into Android to get a cheap, color, wifi-enabled tablet.
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by khill 16y ago
How many Windows users actually buy software at all aside from games? I think most of the commercial software used legitimately by people is either bundled with their PC or paid for by their companies. Since most games don't run on linux,
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by khill 16y ago
Why would I choose any language which runs on the JVM now that Oracle is flexing its muscles? As much as I like Clojure, Scala and Groovy, I'm starting to steer clear of anything related to Oracle's intellectual properties.
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by khill 16y ago
Just tell them the lunch was so good you've decided to stay.
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by khill 16y ago
It's stated on the "Destiny" page with a note that they will provide relocation assistance. http://www.workatruna.com/destiny.html
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by khill 16y ago
I see the same bug. The site says the Phillies' next game is Satuday @ Boston. They are playing the Red Sox at home and their next game is tonight, not tomorrow.
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by khill 16y ago
Pylons would be my tool of choice for this type of project. I prefer both SQLAlchmeny and Mako to the Django equivalents anyway but, personal preference aside, the fact that you have an existing data model and don't want something that "tr
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by khill 16y ago
You can just get rid of it by editing your theme.
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by khill 17y ago
I wonder if the level of Google isolation could be damaging to the company in the long-term. They seem to provide everything their employees need which allows the employees to spend more time on campus and interact with their co-workers. H
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by khill 17y ago
A watched progress bar never reaches 100%.
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by khill 17y ago
Eat what you want in moderation and exercise. The formula isn't difficult - the execution just requires willpower and discipline.
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by khill 17y ago
I would think the kiosk needs to be integrated into the library's primary catalog software database. If other libraries use different catalog software, he would need to do integration work for those other types of catalog systems. The econ
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by khill 17y ago
A Java library for Tumblr API access with a focus on making it usable for development of a Tumblr Android application.
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by khill 17y ago
"Not good for everyone" doesn't mean "Not ready for mainstream use". Windows is not good for me but it's apparently mainstream.
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by khill 17y ago
VMWare might just want the Hyperic monitoring software which SpringSource bought a while back. Plus, they get some skilled developers in the deal so it might just be a Hyperic-and-talent acquisition.
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by khill 17y ago
But it can't be a determining factor for those people who endorse Apple products. Otherwise, they would choose a different product from a more open or responsive company.
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by khill 17y ago
I'm surprised no one tried to root the box.
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by khill 17y ago
That's fine but then people shouldn't complain when the DRM bites you in the ass. I realize you're not complaining but that seems to be the crux of this article (and the number of comments agreeing with it).
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by khill 17y ago
I think the fact that Google allowed a very small core team to design and develop the application has more to do with innovation than their lack of enterprise software influencing the final product. Innovation seems to stem more from the vi
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by khill 17y ago
I realize its just a demo but that UI looks horribly crowded to me. Regardless of how useful it is, I think staring at that all day would give me a headache and send me back to my "old" email.
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by khill 18y ago
It's funnier with the Xzibit reference.
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by khill 18y ago
Based on the information at http://www.bitdefender.com/VIRUS-1000451-en--Trojan.PWS.Chro... it seems this only effects Firefox users on Windows platforms.
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by khill 18y ago
"Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that." - George Carlin
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by khill 18y ago
"My eyes! The goggles do nothing!"
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by khill 18y ago
When I see something like this, my first thought is, "I wonder how easily this could be hacked so I could display whatever picture I wanted on random people's photo frames?"
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by khill 18y ago
I've been using linux exclusively for about 10 years and I can sympathize with your experiences. However, in the last three years I've installed linux on two laptops for work - a Dell Inspiron at my previous job and a Lenovo T60 at my curre
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by khill 18y ago
Python has closures but has issues when changing variables within them. This leads most people to agree that Python's implementation of closures is insufficient. See the following link for an example and more details: http://mail.python.o

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