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rahilb
8y ago
I suspect companies using Rails are quietly making money and do not feel the need to migrate to the latest and greatest. Money making code does not get changed in my experience.
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rahilb
8y ago
Doesn't it make sense for Elon himself to be holding a sizeable short position? Presumably he'd like to hedge his large Tesla holding?
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8y ago
That's cool. I probably shouldn't have said useful and instead said interesting. My interest in these kind of operations is to learn lower level theory, not to produce production grade bit counting/twiddling code. In that sen
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rahilb
8y ago
This is useful to know for counting the bits set in a word.
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rahilb
8y ago
Banal pleasantries cost nothing (less than nothing with this new feature), and at worst are ignored and at best make the receiver feel better about you and the important text that follows.
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12 Patterns for Success in Software Engineering
(zguide.zeromq.org)
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9y ago
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rahilb
9y ago
"Only new and overhyped platforms don’t have problems, because nobody cares enough yet to discover them"
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rahilb
9y ago
I use https://www.spectacleapp.com/ for keyboard based window management.
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rahilb
9y ago
> What's the answer? It would be nice if I could ask about this when I get a new car in a couple of years. http://www.disklokuk.co.uk/shop/disklok
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rahilb
9y ago
>Do they think I'm stupid? I suppose that's a reasonable assumption to make about the average user of anything (myself included).
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rahilb
9y ago
So you get hosed for a 20 percent tip and the waiter can't be arsed to visit each person at the table with a card machine and ask how much they owe? I really wonder what exactly the tip is for in this situation.
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rahilb
9y ago
That's the hallmark of all the best satire :)
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rahilb
9y ago
reminds me of possibly my favourite document of all time, the pepsi galaxy. https://www.goldennumber.net/wp-content/uploads/pepsi-arnell... > The Pepsi Ratio is created by two simple circles, that are in a set
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rahilb
9y ago
I agree, though the storm IRC channel is a bit of a ghost town the google group is fairly active.
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rahilb
9y ago
Storm also has a Scala api, but is filtered when selecting Stream Processing and Scala.
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rahilb
9y ago
I like to add a couple strands of saffron towards the end of brewing time, also I use half whole milk half water and brew the tea in bags in the milk water mix.
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rahilb
9y ago
This is my experience after working at quite a few large companies over the last 4 years since uni. You should optimise for passing the pub test not the programming test, and you probably don't want to work at a place that hands out co
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rahilb
9y ago
Judging by a recent order with Deliveroo (when I was told I couldn't order chips/fries because they haven't figured out how to reliably deliver them), it's a licensing play.
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rahilb
9y ago
would sun.misc.Unsafe.getUnsafe.allocateMemory(Long.MaxValue) work? Is an intentional memory leak still a _leak_?
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rahilb
10y ago
Once upon a time I worked at an ebook company. We were naively trying to compete with Amazon (i.e. we sold every book we could get our hands on). Sometimes we'd negotiate a deal with a publisher, and slash the price of a book to a poin
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10y ago
I wish I was as good as the developers commenting how slow java is to start. They are clearly on a higher plane of enlightenment where 1.5 seconds to start ruins their day, their deployment process, and development cycle. More power to them
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10y ago
Mainly scala devs or java performance people: https://github.com/Atry https://github.com/lihaoyi https://github.com/davegurnell https://github.com/nitsanw https:/
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10y ago
even worse, there is no X-Frame-Options header, so an attacker needn't bother with a MITM: Just set up a page with an iframe...
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10y ago
> if they are, in fact, leading the game when it comes to engineering and quality? I don't think so. It's a very high quality _mass produced_ watch. For example to compare it with cars i'd say it's the equivalent of a
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10y ago
>Another advantage: they almost always appreciate in value over time On balance this is not true for any non limited brand new watch you buy. On balance models that appreciate tend to be discontinued, or a combination of rare reference&#
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10y ago
Doesn't this mean that only subsequent messages can be decrypted? i.e. Whatsapp has provided forward secrecy (as long as they haven't been using this trick from the initial secrets that were set up)?
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10y ago
I thought it was interesting that they specify the Desktop Wallpaper is free. I wondered if anyone had ever paid for desktop wallpaper: apparently people do http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=desktop+wallpaper&LH_C
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10y ago
>continued effort regarding Scala.js It's a shame the documentation is so poor for scalajs.
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10y ago
Forget _laws_, I just want to know how the dlang forum is so fast.
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10y ago
>"Stuff doesn't look the way I want it too! I'm not sure how I want it to look, maybe like the Matrix? But not like the Matrix. I dunno. GIVE ME MONEY ON PATREON." Articles like this have always existed, and sometimes
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