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   Dropwizard: Yammer's open-sourced REST services framework(dropwizard.codahale.com)

   2 points by oconnor0 15y ago|0 comments
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   by oconnor0 15y ago

   Then you veto the entire bill - explaining why.
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   by oconnor0 15y ago

   Oh, there's certainly junk that should alert someone to its comedic nature, but there's also content isn't entirely fabricated.
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   by oconnor0 15y ago

   An interesting observation about this is that there's just enough "truth" in the essay to make it a somewhat believable source: like John was titled/surnamed Lackland, the Magna Carta was signed at Runnymede - assuming the Wikipedia article
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   by oconnor0 15y ago

   Because the boxes draw the attention away from the code you're working on & to the boxes.
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   by oconnor0 15y ago

   Interesting. I've definitely looked for & removed boxing/unboxing. I haven't touched MaxInlineSize tho. What performance improvements/degradations have you seen in altering MaxInlineSize?
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   by oconnor0 15y ago

   I'd say, odd are, that if you're just interested in throughput, the standard Hotspot GC without any options isn't going to give you optimal performance. I've found that, like gtani, mentions you'll have to spend time tuning to get the perfo
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   by oconnor0 15y ago

   This is almost exactly evidenced by http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3370428
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   by oconnor0 15y ago

   Why was this downvoted? This seems to be a relevant addition to the discussion of Oberon & its history.
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    by oconnor0 15y ago

    What are you pattern-matching on? At least in OCaml you can do "if (test) then a else b", and I assume that holds for F#. Are you talking about "if (test) then a" without the "else b" clause? Because, while I agree that using only "if-then"
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    by oconnor0 15y ago

    The discussion of this over on Ars Technica centered around their current PHP interpreter being twice as slow as the Zend PHP engine so a 60% improvement would still leave HHVM slower. What am I missing?
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    by oconnor0 15y ago

    I disagree with your assessment of CEOs and politicians. For me, at least, it's because I've seen them lie so many times over so long that I no longer really trust what they say. I expected & would like to expect they tell the truth. In
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    by oconnor0 15y ago

    Does Knuth's version handle those words? Since that would discredit the article's claim that McIlroy's version was bug-free.
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    by oconnor0 15y ago

    I actually can't stand Groupon's unsubscribe video. It feels like they're trying to guilt trip you into remaining subscribed. If I don't like your service, I don't want to be bugged by that when I'm just trying to quit.
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    by oconnor0 15y ago

    I agree. The whole thing sounds like "It should have worked but, for an unspecified reason, didn't." Unfortunately, I wouldn't be surprised if it never really comes out. Company proprietary information and all that.
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    by oconnor0 15y ago

    Does it use more JSON data types than arrays? The only examples are ["map", ....] I don't see any `{ }`, etc.
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    Redbelt quote?

    1 points by oconnor0 15y ago|0 comments
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    by oconnor0 15y ago

    That's kind of ridiculous to say that since Woz bought a Galaxy Nexus he's turning his back on Apple. It seems to me that Woz likes technology in all forms.
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    by oconnor0 15y ago

    :-) I know that some mailing lists strongly prefer bottom posting. I usually try to adapt to whatever culture I'm entering; I don't care that strongly.
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    by oconnor0 15y ago

    I can always do that, but the problem is that Outlook doesn't put markers on what's quoted text & what's not. Like --- Original Message --- Some text from you. And some text from me. Versus --- Original Message --- &#6
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    Bottom posting in email?

    3 points by oconnor0 15y ago|4 comments
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    by oconnor0 15y ago

    Can you explain why you're wasting a lot of bandwidth/CPU time in pub/sub?
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    by oconnor0 15y ago

    Helium is a liquid at 0K? I thought absolute zero meant everything was a solid.
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    by oconnor0 15y ago

    I imagine knowing that you could leave would be very helpful. It's empowering to have that control in a situation & then to choose to stay - versus being unable to leave. I think it would be easier to fall into screwy thinking & hat
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    by oconnor0 15y ago

    > He seems to be under the misapprehension that libraries would be impossible or extremely difficult if you added restrictions to the language. It seems to me that the restrictions he's talking about adding to the language are akin to m
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    by oconnor0 15y ago

    http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3183497 says they merged FI/Enterprise, & .com so Enterprise shouldn't lag behind.
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    by oconnor0 15y ago

    Do you have a transcript of Thomas N. Todd saying that so I can see some context?
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    by oconnor0 15y ago

    Are you aware of any other solutions for the JVM? Preferably open source.
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    by oconnor0 15y ago

    Apparently you've never met Maven.
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    by oconnor0 15y ago

    This sounds too flattering toward Riak; it almost sounds like an ad rather than an external congratulation. But what are the downsides & disadvantages of Riak when compared with other contenders? Why do you like it so much more?