mohaine

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by mohaine 10y ago
I hate backbone. Lots of boilerplate and everyone I see a set("field",value) I die a little inside. Also, everything of any size I've seen written in backbone turned into an unmaintainable mess.
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by mohaine 10y ago
How can there an "inability to meet demand" on a product that hasn't been released yet? Or right, that isn't possible. Once it is released then we can talk about the rate of mfg vs backlog but it is pure silliness to ar
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by mohaine 10y ago
There is no maybe for newer browsers. The site linked says it is safe for Firefox >2 , IE ≥ 6 and all of chrome.
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by mohaine 10y ago
And many don't burn fossil fuels
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by mohaine 10y ago
The kernel isn't that import but all the software that depends on it and the win32 libs is. There is lots of software that is w32 only, more then enough to keep windows around for years.
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by mohaine 10y ago
Adding properties would just make the language MORE complex. Then you would have fields, getters/setters AND properties. That said, a "property" keyword that auto-generated default getters/setters would be nice. This
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by mohaine 10y ago
I can verify this. I logged in with Google and see no permission given to the app.
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by mohaine 10y ago
Yes. And Spring is a large part of the of the reason, not the solution. Every time you see somebody making fun of Java for AbstractSingletonProxyFactoryBean and its like they are actually making fun of Spring, not Java. Btw, that is a real
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by mohaine 10y ago
The distinction isn't very clear. As you say J2ee is just a collection of libraries, of which Spring web services happen to use a subset of.Servlets/JAX-RS off the top of my head. Of course Spring doesn't leverage ALL of J2e
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by mohaine 10y ago
# 3. Java EE is legacy tech. While deeply entrenched, most of the work out there for it today consists of maintenance or migration to more service-friendly approaches like Spring or Dropwizard. While I mostly agree with you, Spring _IS_ J2e
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by mohaine 10y ago
And they don't use real names. The Parody would be just good if it said "Paid for by the National Gun Association ...."
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by mohaine 10y ago
The argument is NOT one of priorities. It is that if you go for too much realism, then you have have to start making things real instead of fun. Example from the article: Run speed in Doom is stupid high which is fun and seems normal, but
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by mohaine 10y ago
This. I've done mob programming a lot and it always seems to break down into either a few developers working while explaining what they are doing to others or a developer just typing what other devs tell them to type. It does work well
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by mohaine 10y ago
Sadly, it seems that most of the java devs who created these monstrosities learned the wrong lessons. As far as I can tell they seem to think total lines of code was the real issue (It couldn't be the Abstractions/Patterns, those
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by mohaine 11y ago
You are skipping the fact that most meat and produce products for sale ARE man made was well. Cows as they currently exist never roamed the wilds. Most fruit and veggies are so different form the wild forms that we wouldn't even ident
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by mohaine 11y ago
Ahhh no. Factory resets don't do ANY OS upgrades. All they do is wipe the data partitions. Unsess you downgrade the firmware no OS needs to be upgraded. I've wiped my n10 many times. Wipe boot and let it reinstall. Takes a
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by mohaine 11y ago
This. With a default implementation that falls back to current behavior.
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by mohaine 11y ago
I've got to call bullshit on this one. Sure SOME engineers need certifications, but most do not. Pretty much just the ones that build buildings/bridges here in the US. I've got 2 engineering degrees(CE/EE) and when I got
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by mohaine 11y ago
Looks similar. Keys are straight up and down which is the same. Biggest difference would the lack of curve and built in no wrist rests. Oh and it is missing functions keys which means I could never use this.... The kinesis has crappy fun
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by mohaine 11y ago
I miss the pulsing N.
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by mohaine 11y ago
Well, it actually exists so I'm pretty sure it (and everything else proven to exist) wins those comparisons.
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by mohaine 11y ago
Thank you. I've been wondering about that for years but never got around to looking it up.
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by mohaine 11y ago
I'm assuming that is because this future WILL be created by experts. That isn't elitist, but if you want to help you will have to put in the time an effort to became an export.
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by mohaine 11y ago
I think the idea is so that while symbols can prevent collisions, they can also make it impossible to set a value. The registry allows you to set the value by name, but by doing this you have to keep in mind that there might be a name coll
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by mohaine 11y ago
It is a feature of the new syntax to bind the current context (what "this" points to) to the created function. http://tc39wiki.calculist.org/es6/arrow-functions/