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by mrj 16y ago
Maybe it's a coding style that suits you then. That's cool. I just caution against putting it in such simple terms. I hate it when I read code by somebody who latched on to the latest trend and then ruthlessly bent their style to match the
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by mrj 16y ago
Well, the hippocampus is related to long term memory and not motor control, as I understand it. So it's doubtful. I'm having a hard time finding studies that adequately control for fitness level though. Most tend to focus on acute exercise.
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by mrj 16y ago
What if you did? Would it be a better framework? Would anybody care at all? I doubt it. This a code style and if you like it, then maybe you use the parts you want. But "micro branching" is still branching and it makes little difference how
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by mrj 16y ago
Well, as a brief mention said in the article, any exercise benefit to the brain used to be thought of mainly as an increased blood flow and oxygen uptake. But more recent research is focused on the hippocampus and neurogenesis, actually gro
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by mrj 16y ago
Sorry, I have to keep my online activities and work separate. :-) But I didn't mean to infer my company doesn't use credit scores... They use them plenty. >The above implies that a company that does not use credit scores when making mor
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by mrj 16y ago
The senior credit officer at my company will give you a long rant about the inaccuracy of credit scores if you ask about it. They use it as informational only (really high or really low might tell you something worth investigating). Each bu
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by mrj 16y ago
Well, I would never consider jsp for that. But for certain view-layer duties, it works, it's simple and it doesn't require fancy tricks.
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by mrj 16y ago
Who said anything about all that?
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by mrj 16y ago
Use netbeans! I haven't had to manually hack a web.xml or build.xml in years. I do lots of Java development without touching XML. Managing that stuff should be left the IDE, that's the sort of thing that XML was originally meant for, at l
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by mrj 16y ago
Yes, but the question was about jsp, which doesn't require any fancy tricks. :-)
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There will be a Nexus Two(publicstatic.net)
2 points by mrj 16y ago|1 comments
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by mrj 16y ago
Thanks! But it's an old post. :-) I should probably clean it up, too. Some of the formatting got butchered in a server move.
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by mrj 16y ago
MMmmm.... Yes and no. I remember the first time I heard of google, that probably wouldn't have been a highly valued domain at the time. What really matters is links. You can put whatever you want in a link, since most people don't look at t
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by mrj 16y ago
I did: http://www.publicstatic.net/2009/01/sure-change-jobs/ The biggest adjustment for me was money. I'd gotten so used to buying whatever I wanted (not large things) that I had some money trouble early on. But I'm back to programming no
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by mrj 16y ago
No doubt it's expensive, but it has been several years. A natural hardware refresh should have helped. Check out these guys getting it right: http://blog.linode.com/2010/06/16/linode-turns-7-big-ram-inc...
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by mrj 16y ago
As far as I can tell, being a big company manager is mostly defined by dealing with internal politics and attending a lot of meetings.
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by mrj 16y ago
Windows
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by mrj 16y ago
Ah, but we come to Hacker News because there's a higher signal to noise ratio. Otherwise, many of us would be wasting time trying to parse the internet for something worth reading. Hacker News is actually helpful to me. I've limited a lot o
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by mrj 16y ago
Getting a VPS is your best bet. Oddly, even though RAM is cheap these days, they are still stingy with it. For learning, I'd start with the 256 or lowest RAM setup and plan to upgrade later if you get traffic. Some of the most popular VPS h
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by mrj 16y ago
Which is weird, because you can do native code. The whole thing reads like a rant from two years ago.
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by mrj 16y ago
Postgres just keeps getting better. 8.4 was a fantastic release, too. I don't know how they manage it, but every release adds features and becomes more stable. Pretty awesome job.
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by mrj 16y ago
Hey, you voting me down: http://www.engadget.com/2010/06/24/apple-responds-over-iphon...
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by mrj 16y ago
They had to have known about this problem. They just decided to sell it anyhow knowing people would buy it, regardless.
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by mrj 16y ago
Can you test out of the lower level classes?
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Project Management should go to Boot Camp(publicstatic.net)
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by mrj 16y ago
Ha! Well, just one so far. Readers here are probably not likely to be locked into IE6 but might know somebody.
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by mrj 16y ago
That's more or less it, yeah. But I've done some simplification for the blog post. A quick web browser control will get you started but obviously there's more stuff to fix... I'm hoping to create a unified method for everybody stuck on IE6.
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Have an IE6 only application?(publicstatic.net)
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by mrj 16y ago
I'm working on something sorta like that. Are you still in contact with that company? I'm looking for IE6 apps to test with. :-) http://www.publicstatic.net/2010/05/have-an-ie6-only-applica...
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by mrj 17y ago
If they supported closed captioning, that would be more of an option for all of us.

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