martijndwars

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   Quick Tips for Fast Code on the JVM(gist.github.com)

   1 points by martijndwars 9y ago|0 comments
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   by martijndwars 9y ago

   Picking stocks based on "everyone uses..." is a great example of a bubble. What about all the companies that are not consumer facing?
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   by martijndwars 9y ago

   To be honest, I agree with the parent that the question is wrong. No company wants employees that are bad at interviewing. No company wants employees that are bad at anything, in fact. Maybe it helps to contact the company that rejected you
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   by martijndwars 9y ago

   Whether parsing XML is easy or hard, how often do you actually write an XML parser? If I'm digesting a JSON/XML document, I resort to a parser library for the language that I'm using at that point, so the complexity of writin
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   by martijndwars 9y ago

   I have no clue about the security implications. What can go wrong if I use ngrok for my development environment that receives development webooks? Please enlighten me.
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   by martijndwars 10y ago

   Abstracted further and further, up to the point where someone without programming experience can tell a computer to do the thing it should do, making "coding" (or at least how we know it now) redundant. Have you thought about it t
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   by martijndwars 10y ago

   To answer the "how do I work around this during development": non-HTTPS is permitted on localhost (this is at least the case in Chrome). The spec also hints at this ( https://w3c.github.io/push-api/#security-an