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reactor
12y ago
My relationship with Nokia started with 3310, long live Nokia as we know it. Can you believe that the mighty was once reached the highest market value of any European company: 203 Billion Euros ($281 Billion as of today's exchange rate
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reactor
13y ago
Bookmarking alone is not 'always' enough ;)
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reactor
13y ago
They surely need to find a solution for proper debugging. Nobody likes mental gymnastics needed when debug stack traces to a language other than the language you write the s/w in.
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reactor
13y ago
> Use Haskell when you need to ensure job security. I'd say, Use Java when you need to ensure job security. And it is.
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13y ago
As of ver 9.4, PostgreSQL support storing data in JSON format. Which it is nothing but 'text' datatype with additional syntax check built-in. You can't do a query or do update partial/selected node inside the JSON doc. B
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13y ago
I thing it's because of the pain you feel when you try to debug in Xtend (coz its compiling to Java)
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13y ago
or http://planet.postgresql.org , I found it worth following.
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13y ago
I've been using both Git and Hg for different projects and found with recent releases (2.6 onwards) mercurial getting quite fast. I think hg commands are more sane and exposes only what it's required by users. Also there isn'
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13y ago
Can anyone shed some lights on how do they calculate Goodwill?
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13y ago
Jakob's Law – “Users spend most of their time on other websites.” Would be great if you could mention how to insert a new node in the front page itself. Don't expect people to RTFM. Very good work though.
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13y ago
Also a river in India ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaveri ).
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Homogenization of scientific computing – Python is eating other languages’ lunch
(r-bloggers.com)
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13y ago
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reactor
13y ago
http://www.querydsl.com/ as well.
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No More Joins - SilverStripe and OrientDB
(silverstripe.org)
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13y ago
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OrientDB, the most versatile database I’ve run across
(pettergraff.blogspot.sg)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Take a look at Ninja framework ( http://ninjaframework.org/ ) Its built on great foundation.
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13y ago
Video suddenly became private?
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13y ago
Unfortunately no one can own that :) Google doesn't allow email id with less than 5 chars (to mitigate random spamming)
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13y ago
If you dont mind using eclipse, you can use 'toad' eclipse plugin, which is really good.
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13y ago
I wonder who would recruit him. Moreover watch out for the company recruits him.
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13y ago
Are you sure you are a procrastinator? Chances are you are NOT. I was also a long time procrastinator (at least I believed) till I came across this article http://www.nytimes.com/2013/07/28/opinion/sund
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13y ago
I'd say its a good move (even if it is a fluke). Think this way, people saw 600$ and 830$ initially. So in our subconscious mind, 830$ IS THE price, rest will be played by psychology, anything less than 830 would be at a discount and m
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13y ago
Nope, I don't think that will ever happen, there is no incentive for him doing that. Mass production of 40-45K phones really need capital, and if he put 7 million, how he is going to avoid a loss, let alone profit.
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13y ago
Why do we do that? if you are interested commit, if the project fails you get the money back for sure.
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13y ago
the campaign, I meant.
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13y ago
Reached 100+ K in an hour!!!
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13y ago
I think that’s why it is called an "experiment".
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On Distributing Command Line Applications: Why I Switched From Ruby to Go
(codegangsta.io)
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13y ago
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Hacker News Folks Get Long Overdue Thanks
(linuxlock.blogspot.sg)
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13y ago
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Linus blasts again
(lkml.org)
48 points
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13y ago
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