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by qw 10y ago
I'm not saying it applies to your case, but one danger of specifying a problem in too much detail, is that it teaches the engineers to think less about the problem. From my experience developers often think of failure cases that the ma
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by qw 10y ago
The Norwegian version of that page shows Norwegian queries, so it seems that Google has localized editions. https://www.google.no/trends/topcharts
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by qw 10y ago
The difference is that Norway was always a separate country. It shared the same king as Denmark and later Sweden, but it was not considered part of the King's home country.
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by qw 10y ago
You should check out Spring Boot. Example: http://spring.io/guides/gs/accessing-data-rest/ . Here you don't even have to write code for controllers or db connections for basic CRUD HATEOAS REST service. S
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by qw 10y ago
That doesn't apply to all of Europe. In Norway salaried workers have a 40 hour week, but are only paid for 37,5 hours. The work day is 8 hours long, but you are not paid during the 30 minute lunch break. It is also common to work from
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by qw 10y ago
The key is only useful if you have something to unlock. The web is responsible for the extreme number of users we see today, and it was invented by a British guy. The funding came from an European laboratory.
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by qw 10y ago
The single digits in the date are not prefixed with a zero. So "1" could be interpreted as 2001. Why would the first digit be prefixed with zero but not the middle digit ("5").
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by qw 10y ago
One area that deserves more attention is the office. Not every company wants to buy both an iMac AND a MacBook for each employee, so they end up with a mess of cables that has to be connected to a MacBook every morning. Why haven't App
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by qw 10y ago
Compressing multiple forms of non-unicode whitespace to single space. Used for cleaning text from input fields that often contains unwanted characters from copy/paste. The regexp for this is simply \s+
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by qw 10y ago
Wouldn't the same apply to a custom method? Why would code using a combination of indexOf(), substring() and trim() be any less foolproof on arbitrary data?
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by qw 10y ago
The code you see in the beginnig is actually code for configuring a "route" from a source of data to a destination. That was for me the key to understanding it. Once you do, you will find the rest of the documentation easier to fo
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by qw 10y ago
Apache Nifi looks promising. https://nifi.apache.org
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by qw 10y ago
If Nexus doesn't have that functionality, you can probably put an Nginx reverse proxy behind it that will always serve local files if available.
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by qw 10y ago
Neo4J had activity an hour ago
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by qw 10y ago
Week numbers are used a lot in my experience. Features are often promised by week X. Events, work schedules and even vacations are also often referenced by week.
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by qw 10y ago
YUI library. It was a very nice CSS and Javascript framework that was much easier to use for complex UIs than the competition. It had lots of good UI components with an integrated event and data source system. One example is the data table.
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by qw 10y ago
The main problem In the business world is Outlook. For some reason they decided to ignore line breaks in plain text by default, which makes plain text a broken mess
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by qw 10y ago
I am gen X, so I guess we are a bit tougher ;) And I only did this for a couple of years. The commute was 1h20min by train, then 10min by bus. It took me 2 hours from door to door. I know people in my office that has an 1.5h commute by trai
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by qw 10y ago
Why don't you apply for a job in Melbourne and save up some money? An hour commute isn't that long. I spent 4 hours a day on commuting for a few years before moving to my current city. It is definitely something you can live with
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by qw 11y ago
> Correctly, but the state must say what accuse you of They were informed when they where taken to the police statoin to be questioned. > but won't say you exactly ... for the children protection That is only regarding answe
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by qw 11y ago
First of all we are only hearing the parent's side of the story. For all we know there may be other concerns. These parents broke the law. It is against the law to hit their children no matter the reason. When you move to a foreign cou
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by qw 11y ago
If you are interested in something similar to what you describe, there is always Dirvish. It's basically a program that manages multiple snapshots and backups using rsync and hardlinks. http://www.dirvish.org
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by qw 11y ago
Java 8 (or Guava for older versions) supports "Optional". It is good practice for methods to return an Optional instead of null if you can't guarantee a non null value.
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by qw 11y ago
I would just create a folder and a mail rule that moves the mail automatically. You would actually be able to filter your mail with more granularity than what a simple Slack channel can provide
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by qw 11y ago
Viking boats had keel. Perhaps you are thinking of a specific shape or something?
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by qw 11y ago
A single employee doesn't have much leverage compared to a company. The only leverage a worker has is the "freedom" to quit. For most companies this is a minor annoyance, but nothing they really worry about. Compare this to t
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by qw 11y ago
Not necessarily for the Outlook users. The default setting of my Outlook was to ignore double line breaks and (paragraphs), which makes plain text mails less readable.
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by qw 11y ago
Full numbers are in the article. Opers expects an EBITDA in the range of $108 million-118 million
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The Most Agile Project I Ever Did(thecodist.com)
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by qw 11y ago
There are some cases probably, but if the total number of crimes go down it pays off in the end. The damage done to a victim is the same no matter who does the crime.

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