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Review of the Xtar XP4 charger(blog.lowkster.com)
1 points by memracom 13y ago|0 comments
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Deliberate Practice(blog.8thlight.com)
2 points by memracom 13y ago|0 comments
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On the Internet there is much misleading information about 'lateral thinking'(edwdebono.com)
1 points by memracom 13y ago|0 comments
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Benchmarking spray.io for Scala(spray.io)
10 points by memracom 13y ago|0 comments
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by memracom 13y ago
Canada can help them with a solution. It's called "immigration". Oh, wait, just two days ago President Putin made a comment in a meeting of the United Russia party that Russia does not need any more salespeople to work in mar
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by memracom 13y ago
What I like about Docker is that if I have a production server build based on Centos 6.4 and use Docker to install tools x, y and z, then I can easily and quickly build a VM on my desktop with Virtualbox, install the base Centos 6.4, and ru
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Security in the cloud with Stackato and LXC(activestate.com)
2 points by memracom 13y ago|0 comments
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by memracom 13y ago
What's wrong with solar powered floaties to do that job? We could make them in the shape of yellow rubber duckies!
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How to get set up to develop in Scala on Android(scala-ide.org)
1 points by memracom 13y ago|0 comments
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by memracom 13y ago
Can humans eat jellyfish? Maybe part of the solution is to shift overfishing to the jellyfish population.
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by memracom 13y ago
This may be the nail in the coffin for the American empire. While the USA is destroying science, and trust in government, other powerful countries are boosting science and slowly improving trust in government. I refer to Russia and China, b
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Uncle Bob explains what is REALLY wrong with Cucumber testing(blog.8thlight.com)
2 points by memracom 13y ago|0 comments
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Using Katas to Improve Your Coding(blog.8thlight.com)
136 points by memracom 13y ago|47 comments
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by memracom 13y ago
Love this metaphor. I've long felt that thin layers between SQL and applications are superior to ORMs. MyBatis and jOOQ are great examples of this, as is Python's basic dbapi (PEP 249). But Uncle Bob hits the most important point
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by memracom 13y ago
Yes, there is no question that C# is sufficient to write an OS. However, you would need to ignore/replace the libraries that are normally used with C# applications. Instead you would write your own low-level libraries that provide only
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by memracom 13y ago
Two different questions. Everybody uses Windows for web development because you need to test sites on all major browsers and IE only runs on Windows. The title asks about Windows as a primary OS. Nowadays with multiple cores, lots of RAM an
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by memracom 13y ago
You have a VERY good background to make a go of website development. If I were in your shoes I would focus, at first, on sites that are mostly UI/UX. Make them work well and look good. On the programming side, focus on Javascript. This
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by memracom 13y ago
These days a lot of folks take the HTML route into programming. They start by fiddling with web pages, then add CSS, some Javascript and then building backend stuff. But this is a risky route to take. You might end up being just good enough
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by memracom 13y ago
That is a rigged comparison but too often that matches reality. Everyone in the team works on massive Big Balls Of Mud in C#, ASP.NET. One guy in the team builds a new app in Python with Django in one tenth the time it would take to do it i
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by memracom 13y ago
"In fact, it's diversity of thought and experience in a team that makes a Rockstar Team" -- this, a million times this. You don't get rockstar results without deep thought and questioning everything. The most efficient w
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by memracom 13y ago
There is already typing in Clojure (and Python and Ruby). It`s called "100% unit test coverage". If you want it, you can have it now.
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by memracom 13y ago
Shameless self promotion. He is breathless that UTF-8 encoding was designed on the back of a napkin. Well it sure as h*ll should have been that simple and that quick. After all it merely applies an ancient principle that was used by Baudot
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by memracom 13y ago
ZeroMQ and RabbitMQ. Some languages and databases too but those aren't nearly as important. Think 21st century 100+core CPUs loosely coupled code chunks and serious attention paid to monitoring the health of apps, i.e. spying on those
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by memracom 13y ago
Python the Hard Way? And you are not already a software developer in some other language? I wonder whether your problem is that you are not beginning at the beginning. Try again by focusing on learning from a book and practicing everything
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by memracom 13y ago
The most important one is this: http://agilemanifesto.org/ Yes, it is only 3 paragraphs and a title, but if you want it in book form you can print it out and put it between some covers. The important thing is to read those
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by memracom 13y ago
Vim does all of these. And it comes with a GUI, gvim, although the job of a text editor is so non-GUI that it seems ridiculous to describe a text editor for source code as a "graphical editor". Before you dismiss Vim, have a look
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by memracom 13y ago
I expect it is something to do with the fact that Percona targets small and mid-size companies who want a complete package with support but have no interest in doing their own MySQL development. But MariaDB is more open and hacker friendly.
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by memracom 13y ago
Google for blogs written by Google's Site Reliability Engineers - SREs. The Visible Ops Handbook is where devops as a movement, seems to have begun. But Devops is really about taking things like ITIL standards more seriously. It is unf
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Vladimir Putin is not omnipotent(newrepublic.com)
12 points by memracom 13y ago|9 comments
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by memracom 13y ago
Event-based technology stack. You could try using Erlang but it can be harder to find developers. Easier to use something like Mongrel2 as the webserver with Python multiprocessing backend to leverage the UNIX/Linux process model. Or t

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