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by noss 16y ago
There must be some kind of business opportunity here. The concept of virtual operators that have no hardware of their own, just a brand, can they not make deals with operators all through Europe and offer sensible data-rates everywhere?
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by noss 16y ago
As a developer and all around geek I frequently find myself being asked to help with digital devices (i.e. change a digital watch to summer time, set the wheel circumference on a bicycle computer, etc). I don't think I am alone in this here
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by noss 16y ago
I've experienced problems with java's concurrent mark and sweep collector. It will stop the world, two times, but two much shorter times than a non-concurrent mark and sweep. So it is definitely an improvement in the duration of the stop-th
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by noss 16y ago
I also found http://www.root-dnssec.org/
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by noss 16y ago
I stepped down to working 80% weeks, not because I hate my IT job, but because I love having 3 day weekends that I can spend on myself. The pay is still good enough for me to live on.
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by noss 16y ago
But they are not to be taken away from the team during a sprint! There is absolutely no recommendation to change the teams between sprints for the sake of changing either. The interchangeable part (although I have never heard it called that
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by noss 16y ago
I did nothing intentional there really. You seem to be making me defend some brainchild of yours about what "Agile Development (TM)" is. I wont go there. Nor will I be associated by TDD advocates that you don't like. I just find pistoriusp
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by noss 16y ago
It is the feeling I got from reading it, so yes. I think lots of people are offended by the end goal of "the game", so they do not even analyse what the means to get there are. In lots of ways its strategies to show that you are interesting
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by noss 16y ago
Opposite experience here really. The team can pad up time estimate for a user story (or decrease total time available for user stories in the sprint) because the team wants to include time to get rid of some technical debt or other internal
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by noss 16y ago
Sounds quite agile. Set a spring length, time estimate and prioritized the todo list. Then you would get a pulse between developing and reviewing what time is spent on and if you're developing the right things.
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by noss 16y ago
I use fixed sprint lengths (3w) with fixed team members, and a backlog of time estimated items that the product owner prioritizes. I would not go back to not doing this, as it allows focus (sales people fight to get things into the backlog
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by noss 16y ago
Related: Why are we not installing an over-head electric rail at freeways that tall trucks and buses could use? I understand that at high speeds the kind of system used by Trolley-buses the poles would constantly fall off or the wire themse
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by noss 16y ago
Are you sure you didn't see the forest for the trees? As far as I know, there is not a huge industry demand out there for Hello World applications, but there is a demand for simple examples when explaining concepts.
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by noss 16y ago
As far as I understand the military power in Sweden is able to cut traffic in and out of Sweden if it would be necessary. It is not that difficult to believe, since they have the right to eavesdrop that traffic, so their fingers are in that
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by noss 16y ago
I tend to use "java6 simpledateformat" as my query for that.
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by noss 16y ago
A problem with the JVM that is that handsets would need to license the JVM bytecode technology from Sun (Oracle), if I understood things correctly. So dalvik works around that licensing fee. Otherwise I am pretty sure that there will be a l
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by noss 16y ago
Spotify seem to have problems converting users to premium paying users. The freemium users get breaks for commercials and cant use some spotify agents (mobile ones).
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by noss 16y ago
I was not familiar with http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bradley_effect so I had to look it up.
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by noss 16y ago
I suspect that it is the record companies that wont take it.
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Haskell vs. Erlang for bittorent clients(jlouisramblings.blogspot.com)
74 points by noss 16y ago|4 comments
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RabbitMQ acquired by SpringSource/VMWare(erlanginside.com)
1 points by noss 16y ago|0 comments
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by noss 17y ago
The point of the article was likely only this Thrush feature, and not the problem of implementing accounting systems. For a small list like this I would use a fold function and accumulate up savings account amounts, all in one pass, all fun
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by noss 17y ago
List<String> list = new LinkedList<>(["ham","eggs"]);
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by noss 17y ago
From what I understand they are using measurements from visitors that are nice (or ignorant) enough to report the time it took them to get the page to display in their browser. That will include a whole lot of empty caches. But it will be r
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by noss 17y ago
Do you have a lot of visitors? I have my webmaster tools interface in Swedish, but it is telling me that my 1,5 sec (faster than 84% of all sites) average is of low accuracy ("låg tillförlitlighet") and has less than 100 data points. The wo
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by noss 17y ago
If it needs to be pointed out, then is it all that clever?
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by noss 17y ago
This dark blue area that ended in '03 made me wonder what it is was and I see that the label text is "Productivity". Okay, I thought that misinterpretation was initially funny. A picture says a 1000 words, but which they are depends on the
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Great pictures of an old soviet military aircraft(igor113.livejournal.com)
1 points by noss 17y ago|0 comments
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by noss 17y ago
Good thing that this is a site for entrepreneurs that are not trying to find a place to be hired at.
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by noss 17y ago
How does one measure how often adblocking happens? I have a site with (in february) 37663 pageviews reported by google adsense, but 49581 pageviews reported by google analytics. If the mismatch there is from adblockers, then I must be an ou

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