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by koevet 17y ago
Would be cool to have a video to showcase functionalities. Even with a free sign-in is kind of empty in there.
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by koevet 17y ago
Ah, I was hoping that the link was about the joy of film photography.
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by koevet 17y ago
Google does not mention Red Cross at all on their Haiti relief page. http://www.google.com/relief/haitiearthquake/
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by koevet 17y ago
Does anyone know if there is a Europe based phone number where it is possible to send donations (something similar to 90999)?
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by koevet 17y ago
No, I guess they figured out that people were tunnelling over 443 and decided to take action.
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by koevet 17y ago
The bank I have been working for the last 12 months was also blocking 443 traffic (except to few "safe" ssl sites). Tunnelling on 443 was impossible.
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by koevet 17y ago
It's interesting to notice that the page comes from a wiki about improvisational theater. Those are tips for a comedian or someone who acts on some sort of stage. I guess that's the reason they can so easily applied to everyday life.
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by koevet 17y ago
Another negative aspect of a team relying on The Hero is the "knowledge black-hole" effect. The Hero writes a lot of code, often poorly documented, and builds these fragile cathedrals in his mind. Then suddenly he leaves the company/gets si
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by koevet 17y ago
Sounds like you have never laid a foot on a troubled place.
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by koevet 17y ago
Naturally I was implying some sort of legit investment, such as goods that can be mass produced and sold to the world. It may sound cynical, but a fascination indeed exists with products coming from troubled places. Furthermore, there is a
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by koevet 17y ago
Actually, I wonder if more entrepreneurs like those Swedish geeks started to invest in North Korea would initiate a "Chinafication" process of the country.
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by koevet 17y ago
I never looked into Lift, so I can't answer your question directly. Play!, I believe, has to offer a smoother learning curve. You can mix Scala and Java code (eg. controllers in Java, service layer code in Scala) and migrate fully to Scala
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by koevet 17y ago
I have been playing around recently with Play! Framework ( http://www.playframework.org/ ). It has functional programming support (Scala), write-save-compile-deploy takes 0 seconds, it's java, can be deployed as War in every container, has
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by koevet 17y ago
Link to the Juzo Itami movie mentioned in the article (requires registration) http://www.surrealmoviez.info/readarticle.php?article_id=169...
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by koevet 17y ago
- Play! Framework - finally something close to Rails productivity for Java developers. And supports Scala too. - Redis - the fastest NoSQL engine around. Easy and elegant. - Solr - Indexing for the masses. If it only had real time search...
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An architect's dream job(jobserve.com)
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by koevet 17y ago
I'm Italian, currently living in Paris. I have worked in small and large companies (even startup) all over Europe and I hear what the British VC says. I totally feel that in Europe personal life is way more important that the professional o