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kossmoboleat
11y ago
Are there more tiny houses anywhere in or around Germany?
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11y ago
Was one faster than the other? Are there things that can only be done with one of them? Recently I tried to get a figwheel configuration with Cursive working and in the ended up letting figwheel run the server and perform the Clojurescript
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11y ago
I wonder if Google is still using Perforce? That's one of the arguments used at our company to argue that perforce handles huge repos very nicely.
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11y ago
Funny, isn't that exactly the same thing Apple does?
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kossmoboleat
12y ago
I don't think any customer would like this.
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12y ago
Yeah, I'm so happy about the German Netflix, where you can easily switch to the original audio. No other VOD site in Germany has that AFAIK.
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kossmoboleat
12y ago
So awesome, thanks a lot!
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13y ago
I always thought RTC would not include a VCS. On wikipedia it mentions "source control" and a possible "integration with [..] Git". According to your comment this is not a simple seamless integration?
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13y ago
I agree wholeheartedly. Especially in the domain of cloud providers the terms are very unclear. I suppose that's "cloud" is already such an extremely vague term. I've written a short blog post about the over-use of buzzw
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13y ago
VS 2008 here, somebody apparently tested 2012 but nothing came out of it with people fearing that a different C++ compiler will break everything...
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13y ago
Wikipedia claims that a scripting language should be interpreted and I would argue that this means that you need a good interpreter program too. There is actually a language called Ch ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch_(c
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13y ago
I've found the same here in Hannover. Most bigger companies are either automotive related because of Wolfsburg or related to insurance companies. So most automotive IT jobs require some kind of embedded programming experience. There ar
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13y ago
Do I have to buy the commercial version to get a web interface or GUI to analyze or browse the logs? http://log4ensics.com/
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13y ago
So heka does the same job as the central logstash server or does it offer a persistence layer, too? Did you find a usable GUI or web interface to view the logs?
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14y ago
A lot of these aren't actually free. It doesn't say that on the website either, but it would be nice if you could filter by free books.
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14y ago
Here's more interesting material: Jules Verne's "They Mysterious Island" http://archive.org/details/mysterious_island_ms_librivox Walter M. Miller's "A Canticle for Leibowitz" http://archive.org/details/ACanticleForLiebowitz
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Design patterns are just tools
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15y ago
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Logicomix: comic about the foundations of logic and computer science
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15y ago
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Learn to think better
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15y ago
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Coffee makes the world go round
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