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by rahilb 10y ago
http://www.theplayerstribune.com/claudio-ranieri-leicester-c... Here's a nice editorial(?) written by the manager, Claudio Ranieri. >Now, we are fighting for a title. The Leicester fans I meet in the street tell me
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by rahilb 10y ago
Can't you just create QR code that goes to a site that tells you "Your PC broke, to fix it install this software" or something... Then just rely on less experienced users thinking the faked BSOD is real.
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by rahilb 11y ago
A few teams at Sky are using it (my team included). http://developers.sky.com/ Net-a-porter too.
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by rahilb 11y ago
twitter/util is very well written, and useful. After that you could look into the spray.io source: it is quite complex, but the API it exposes and how extensible it is is amazing... They also coined the _magnet pattern_ which is pretty
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by rahilb 11y ago
access_by_lua is a very nice feature. I had an idea for microservice deployments: to send all incoming requests through an authenticator script, that will verify request tokens with the auth-server, and extract the user's context to so
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by rahilb 11y ago
Really interested in designing my own watch. What software do you use to design them? Is there an industry standard format that I would need to send manufactures? I've tried googling around but I have not found anything conclusive.
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by rahilb 11y ago
I've been programming in Scala for around a year and a half. I hate one thing about Scala, which is the community. It's split into two, the people who wish Scala is Haskell (shapeless, scalaz &c) and the people who want Scala
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by rahilb 11y ago
(2) Isn't this true for all languages, and in fact isn't that the hallmark of a _good_ programming language? One could also argue that this provides evidence of simplicity, as many smaller building blocks can be assembled in diffe
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by rahilb 11y ago
What's wrong with the JVM? I thought it's one of the most well regarded computing abstractions.