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by lebski88 10y ago
This is a part of what we're working on at atomist - https://www.atomist.com/ We're imagining the idea that your whole development flow is expressible in terms of trees and expressions that we can use to navigate
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by lebski88 10y ago
Knippex might fit the bill.
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by lebski88 12y ago
We use this approach at MixRadio, you can read about it on our blog: http://dev.mixrad.io/blog/2014/10/31/How-we-deploy-at-MixRad... There is also a video of a talk about it: https://skillsmat
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by lebski88 12y ago
That's a good question. The honest answer is that we didn't. By the time we made this decision it was far more about convincing developers. The history of getting to that point is one of trying small experiments with new tech and
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by lebski88 12y ago
We have quite a few floating around but here are the main ones. - Joy of Clojure. I think a lot of people would say this was their favourite. It's less about learning Clojure and more about loving and writing good Clojure. - Clojure Pr
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by lebski88 12y ago
Yep, we moved a whole team of about 30 people over from Java to Clojure. On the whole it was fairly painless, considering how big a shift that was anyway. It's hard to know where we started seriously advocating a move to Clojure and wh
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by lebski88 12y ago
Personally I find leiningen a breath of fresh air after working with Maven (and Ivy, then ant before it). But you can certainly use Maven with Clojure if you'd prefer.
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by lebski88 13y ago
Mongo is also brilliant for internal tools that need to change rapidly but you absolutely know will never require significant scale. I've been badly burnt trying to use mongo on a large dataset but it's genuinely great for getting
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by lebski88 13y ago
I've run quite a few m/r queries against 2.4.2. The performance is still poor enough that'd I'd say it's only usable for occasional ad hoc work. More seriously though running queries against a master node will regularly (maybe one in two qu
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by lebski88 14y ago
Are your chat logs encrypted and suitably protected? Losing your chat logs could be very damaging for a company - knowing that logs are safe is a required feature for us.
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by lebski88 14y ago
A dishwasher is the best method I've found for cleaning Lego. I suspect that duplo is made to be a lot less grippy as it's designed for younger children with much less dexterity. I'd imagine that this means that its deterioration is quicker
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by lebski88 14y ago
> While Apple as a company pre-dates Nokia by I suspect something like a decade Actually Nokia date back to 1865 but they originally a wood pulp mill then rubber manufacturer. They got into electronics in the 1960s and focussed on phone
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by lebski88 14y ago
They launched with 25 gigs but that was only a short term promotion at the start of this year. 7 gigs is their standard free offering. Anyone who signed up during the promotion period gets to keep 25 gigs free though of course.
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by lebski88 14y ago
He's talking about the pure view camera. The N8 has an exceptionally good camera for a phone.
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by lebski88 14y ago
> They are unquestionably a Microsoft shop now This is only true on the phones themselves. Nokia are mostly Java based on the server side.
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by lebski88 14y ago
Are you saying that it's genetic or that it's cultural (e.g. food, exercise and lifestyle choices)? I think in America you also have to account for socio-economic status more than in other first world countries. Also where do Japanese-Amer
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by lebski88 14y ago
This article ignores Nokia's large cash reserves (€9.8 billion). If windows 7 works then they likely have the cash to do it themselves. If it doesn't work then it's hard to know what the smart phone plan B is. > Microsoft is already pay
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by lebski88 14y ago
You could always change your system time.
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by lebski88 15y ago
Formula 1 drivers seem to lose their edge as they get older.
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by lebski88 15y ago
I'm exceeding unconvinced by this article. His plus points for JEE were really stretching: - Sustainability - do we really think Spring is going to die? - Light weight testing is possible - so JEE has caught up with spring... - Convention o
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by lebski88 15y ago
Street names are quite common though, knowing the street name is unlikely to give you enough information to answer the question. The real person however, would know the location of the street and be able to use this to look up the right ans
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by lebski88 15y ago
In this case the article is only there as a prompt for conversation.The comments have been quite interesting to me. One of the points the article did make though (well, along the same theme anyway) is that interest in ageing will wax and wa
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by lebski88 15y ago
It's interesting to hear that it's actually a user experience, rather than a technical problem. I was assuming there was some dodgy database code to blame! I will install the 3rd party plugin and see how it works for us though. Our branches
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by lebski88 15y ago
Do you have any plans, in Jira, to allow sub-tasks to have their own sub-tasks. Only having one level of nesting is extremely restrictive and an annoyance we come up against a lot. On the whole though I quite like Jira, particularly its int
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by lebski88 19y ago
It had an intelligent and interesting community that was almost exclusively made up of programmers. The submissions were made up of programming, science and general interest links. What made it great was the quality of comments; the discuss