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Chatting in Secret While We're All Being Watched(firstlook.org)
2 points by koevet 11y ago|0 comments
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Hacking Team leaked emails archive(wikileaks.org)
4 points by koevet 11y ago|0 comments
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by koevet 11y ago
I am the father of a 4 years old girl (and a 2 months old baby girl) and I can relate to the study's results. In the family, I'm the one that pushes my daughter limits, sometime with a certain amount of risk. One drawback of this
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by koevet 11y ago
How do you test the code that needs to send an email, if your "SendEmail" function is not in a separate class that can be mocked? (ok, you can use a fake smtp server, but it makes tests more complex, imo)
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by koevet 11y ago
> What are some resources you can recommend for those seeking to become better programmers? > The biggest thing for me, and that I have done personally and continue to do, is to sit at the feet of great coders. I have learned the most
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by koevet 11y ago
Location: Switzerland (Zurich) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: It depends Technologies: Java, Scala, Groovy, Akka, Play2, Solr, Elastic Search, Mongo, Dropwizard, AWS, Javascript Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in&
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Getting started with Mutt on OS X(lucianofiandesio.com)
1 points by koevet 11y ago|1 comments
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The true cost of gun violence in America(motherjones.com)
2 points by koevet 12y ago|1 comments
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A New Potential Cause for Alzheimer’s: Arginine Deprivation(today.duke.edu)
1 points by koevet 12y ago|0 comments
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by koevet 12y ago
No. The first part of the book explains neuro-plasticity with several examples and mentioning various experiments about the way the brain adapt quickly to external stimuli. Then the author dives deep into the history of culture (oral, writt
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by koevet 12y ago
"The Shallows: What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains" by Nicholas Carr. I'm halfway through it. The main thesis of the book is that the Internet has quickly modified our brain (neuro-plasticity) so that we absorb informati
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Privacy tools against surveillance(privacytools.io)
5 points by koevet 12y ago|2 comments
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by koevet 12y ago
Wislawa Szymborska THE RAILROAD STATION My nonarrival in the city of N. took place on the dot. You'd been alerted in my unmailed letter. You were able not to be there at the agreed-upon time. The train pulled up at platform 3. A lot o
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by koevet 12y ago
Big kudos to whoever is behind this framework for the excellent documentation and the funky site. Still, I doubt I would use Jodd in a new project. The core components (MVC and data access framework) are completely new to me. It seems that
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Is.js – Check types, regexps, presence, time and more(arasatasaygin.github.io)
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by koevet 12y ago
drop me an email - contact details in my profile
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by koevet 12y ago
We did the same for our book about Groovy language. Our Jenkins-based build was: - checking markdown for grammar errors - transforming the markdown into doc files, required by the publisher (Packt), with all the Word formatting applied - co
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by koevet 12y ago
I'm not sure why you assert that Dropwizard is getting heavier. The difference between this release (0.8) and the previous one, is just about bumping up a bunch of libraries' versions and the big move to Jersey 2. DW is essentiall
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by koevet 12y ago
I'm the OP of this post, which was changed to show Dropwizard home page. My initial post was about the release notes for Dropwizard 0.8 ( https://dropwizard.github.io/dropwizard/0.8.0/docs/about/rel..
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by koevet 12y ago
No, you still need something like JRebel for hot-reload of JVM classes. This framework is really designed for implementing REST APIs, it is not an MVC framework - even though it has support for serving pages using Mustache or freemarker.
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Dropwizard 0.8.0: Java framework for ops-friendly, high-performance web services(dropwizard.io)
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1Password on Linux(lucianofiandesio.com)
97 points by koevet 12y ago|56 comments
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by koevet 12y ago
Received a myo yesterday. Pretty awesome hardware execution - aka it works consistently - but the "things" you can do out-of-the-box are fairly limited. I will dig into the SDK over the weekend.
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by koevet 12y ago
I find it interesting that the list of supported languages doesn't include Java, which is one of the most, if not the most, requested language - at least in the enterprise space.
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by koevet 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Zurich (Switzerland), remote or onsite I'm a JVM hacker with 18+ years of experience. Mostly focusing on back-end, I can code in Java, Scala, Groovy (plus other non-JVM languages). Very experienced with the following fra
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Send your friend a message…a stranger will deliver it verbally(somebodyapp.com)
4 points by koevet 12y ago|0 comments
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How I tricked TechCrunch into writing about my startup(medium.com)
4 points by koevet 12y ago|0 comments
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Fixing Garbage Collection Issues Easily(blog.codecentric.de)
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by koevet 12y ago
Zurich (Switzerland), Remote, Full Time or Contract Stack: Java, Scala, Groovy, Play2, Grails, Dropwizard, Akka, ElasticSearch, Solr, Gradle, Mongo, Cassandra, Oracle Soa Stack, Puppet Resume: http://d.pr/f/qQnn Contac
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by koevet 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Zurich (Switzerland), remote or onsite I'm a JVM hacker with 18+ years of experience. Mostly focusing on back-end, I can code in Java, Scala, Groovy (plus other non-JVM languages). Very experienced with the following fra

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