rhysk

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   by rhysk 14y ago

   Using safari? Just hit Reader in the location bar and all that crap goes away.
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   by rhysk 14y ago

   I'm not certain what constitutes a pro these days, but I do some pretty intensive tasks (building large scala projects, data aggregation, etc) and I think this MacBook is just what I need. With thunderbolt I'll be able to dock the laptop to
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   by rhysk 14y ago

   Yes, it looks like the new AirPort Utility was released a little too early. It's fine for basic configuration but the advanced features are missing. It is a rewrite however, so hopefully these features are added as time goes on. I think the
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   by rhysk 15y ago

   @mgkimsal - yes java, moving towards scala on newer projects. We use simple, fast & testable solutions, such as a main class or servlet listener which constructs an application programmatically, rather than a monolithic spring or JEE co
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   by rhysk 15y ago

   Absolutely agree. I work with a very large "enterprise" (investment bank) and they deploy every one to two weeks. We wouldn't touch Spring or JEE with a barge pole. I don't know what world the author lives in.
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   by rhysk 15y ago

   Annotations and auto-wiring for a "serious project"? Please no. If you want to see how to write code in java without going framework mad, look at this book http://www.growing-object-oriented-software.com I have worked with one of the auth