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10y ago
Were you a C# dev for long? Your naming conventions reflect that. Traditionally, Interfaces are not prefixed with I in Java. Can you some up some salient points which makes spincast different from all other existing Java web frameworks? (sp
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Can you give some examples of more professional VMs which support dynamic languages without an extra compilation step apart from the JVM?
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10y ago
Are you implying that people like Larry Wall, Yukihiro Matsumoto and Guido van Rossum, all of who have advanced degrees in computer science are not (good?) engineers?
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10y ago
More like Friends don't let friends do web development.
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10y ago
I first heard of this rule in the seminal book, Programming Pearls. In case you have not yet read it, please do.
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10y ago
Unrelated to the thread, but I opened a PR on your repo the last time you posted about it here. Right now it is still open :/
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Safemode gem allows attackers to obtain sensitive information
(web.nvd.nist.gov)
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> If you were trying to learn Rails (which this story ostensibly is doing with React) you wouldn't have Ruby installed Why? I went to Rails after I learnt Ruby. By that time, I already had rvm installed to manage Rubies. I can agree
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That's an unfair comparison. You are building the whole Ruby dev environment from scratch before coming to Rails. Which is not what is happening in the tutorial. Actually, if you have the typical ruby environment setup already (ruby, r
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Everything is broken (2014)
(medium.com)
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10y ago
Did you actually make a fake account just to try to validate your initial arguments?
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10y ago
The members that perform well are those who have the organisations which care. It doesn't necessarily translate to a great CS program at the university. Sometimes teams are also carried by one or two brilliant competitive programmers t
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Competitive Programming is a sport where teams(or individuals in some instances) compete with each other to solve a set of algorithmic questions in the shortest time. This generally happens on a system called the Online Judge which is basic
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> students who could not find admission anywhere else in India through merit, as measured by board examinations of course, but had parents who could buy a seat for the kid with a fantastic sum of money. Well, I don't know much about
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Udupi has a strong academic background because its a center of Dwaita philosophy as well as a major Univeristy Town (it has Manipal University, I study here). Tidbit: Satya Nadela is a Manipal alumnus. So is Rajiv Suri of Nokia.
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10y ago
That is interesting. As a book lover, I would say that any self-respecting reader would have at least heard of, if not read The Name of the Rose. Eco was been a great writer and is extremely famous. And I say this as an Indian.
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11y ago
What you say might be true for a few but, "Many women" does not mean "all women". A lot of women I know would not marry if they had to leave their jobs afterwards, they love what they do.
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11y ago
KDEConnect pulls the whole KDE dependencies with it which I do not want while using Unity. That is the only thing that is stopping me from using it. Pushbullet works well for now.
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Timeless Programming Tools
(flyingmachinestudios.com)
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11y ago
Looks great! What is the technology stack behind this, if I may ask?
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As far as my 10 year experience with FIFA is concerned, no, it does not. The dynamics are very weird and sometimes downright stupid. There is a concept of home and away matches in the league and even with a great team beating everyone easil
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Definitely not Maven. Maven is ubiquitous in Java projects. Gradle has been pushed hard by Android, but I know that a lot of developers aren't convinced that putting code into configuration is a good idea. Maven even after all the XML
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Rent a Minority – Diversity on Demand
(rentaminority.com)
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Looks good, but I think the technical term for this is Gantt Chart.
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You're kind of arguing against meritocracy here. The elite groups exist everywhere. Aren't Ivies elite by your definition? Why should they exist and provide better career opportunities to their students? YCombinator doesn't
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Wasn't Yahoo! something along similar lines when they started? With hand curated links and resources available for search? It is interesting to see that a 20 year old idea is still found viable by many today while it was largely consi
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I am a puts debuggerer
(tenderlovemaking.com)
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Unmark: The to do app for bookmarks
(unmark.it)
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11y ago
I know. See my reply to versteegen. I am just too lazy to do it as they erase everything after each semester.
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11y ago
Installing Emacs is not the problem. Although I am on Ubuntu in my University, I can build from source. Its is setting everything up to my liking for a computer that I will only use a total of a dozen times that I don't want to do. May
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