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by rvijapurapu 4y ago
Great loss to tech world. I have used Guice and then Dagger in projects. I admired the simplicity and his thought process which might have gone through to create these amazing projects. Bob you'll be missed.
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by rvijapurapu 7y ago
If you want true freedom, get a Nokia 8110 - I felt a weight off my shoulder using the device. Atleast for the week I've used the device. Then, life caught on. You can't manage kids' activities, work schedules and your social
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by rvijapurapu 8y ago
I have been using Chrome Remote Desktop for accessing my desktop (Ubuntu) when I'm away. It does the job well. While I have used the Mac client, I have not used it as the host yet. The benefit of Chrome Remote Desktop is the ability to
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by rvijapurapu 9y ago
You can find it in the cache here: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Ahttp...
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by rvijapurapu 9y ago
I moved from being in a software only world where I couldn't see the benefit of my work, to one where I see my work being used on a daily basis. I find the sense of helping people and improving their lives oddly satisfying. I do acknow
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by rvijapurapu 9y ago
Thanks for posting this story, I loved reading Nautilus articles. Today I've decided to do something about supporting them - I have purchased their Prime Membership. I wish more of us can do the same.
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by rvijapurapu 10y ago
Can you please provide a link for the video.
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by rvijapurapu 10y ago
After decades of providing us insecure software, are we supposed to blame Microsoft for doing the right thing & getting things _almost_ right? I have not yet found an Antivirus software which can truly educates the user - there are wond
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by rvijapurapu 10y ago
"First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win." - Mahatma Gandhi Frankly, all these arguments are by people who never tried Dart in the first place. Dart is perfect for large scale applications
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Toyota Children's Web Site – Teaching Kids How Cars Are Made(toyota.co.jp)
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by rvijapurapu 11y ago
I have been using GWT since 2007, so I'm rather biased. I have come from a Java/Swing Development, so developing with GWT was rather easy for me. Over the years as I've been training junior developers to develop with GWT, I f
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by rvijapurapu 11y ago
I don't own the Echo, might be something I would consider buying at some point. I do have access to WolframAlpha but haven't yet taught her how to use it - maybe it's a bit early for her, I'll give it a go.
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by rvijapurapu 11y ago
Early on I did show her how to use the Google Now to ask questions - like how far is the Moon & like. That's about all the parenting I have done in this regard. She has been watching way too many How Stuff Works videos lately - I w
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by rvijapurapu 11y ago
@akiselv: Some of the questions my daughter has asked: > how does an earthquake happen > when was the first Christchurch earthquake > what are the well known constellations > how big is cat VY Canis Majoris > what is the bigg
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by rvijapurapu 11y ago
Google knowing a bit about me & my voice is little scary, but hearing my 8yr old daughter ask about the cosmos & other scientific questions on Google, is to me, priceless.
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by rvijapurapu 12y ago
Yes, I do have a docking station.
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by rvijapurapu 12y ago
I have been using HP Elitebook 8470p - everything works out of the box (Including the HSPA modem & suspend to ram).
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by rvijapurapu 13y ago
This is the companies response - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ukGrwL4ky4
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by rvijapurapu 13y ago
I would love to see the code for each of the tests. And most importantly the optimizations used for each. It's always important to get the baseline right before arriving at a conclusion.
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by rvijapurapu 13y ago
Patience my dear friend, patience. I have been using Vim as my editor of choice for over a decade, I think I barely use 10% of its features. Your configuration is always evolving - so don't fret if a plugin or a setting is not working
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by rvijapurapu 13y ago
Most good developers can barely remember a line of code, they usually have a general idea as to how you could implement aspects a concept and build on it as they go. Incremental changes
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by rvijapurapu 13y ago
Not that long ago, I found myself in a similar situation as you are. Though I was running my consulting company - I hit the bottom and needed to change, change I did. Few things I do differently now and has helped me a lot: 1. I focussed on
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by rvijapurapu 13y ago
I'm not sure what your business model is or whether you are already making money - $20K is not a lot of money, especially if you have employees working for you - I would say keep a tight hold on money. As you mentioned you have a marke
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by rvijapurapu 14y ago
I start my day with meditation - It helps clarify the day for me. I started initially with 1 min of mediation then gradually increased it to 5mins. I usually set the timer for 5 mins and once it goes off - it's a different me.
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by rvijapurapu 14y ago
Love the cool handbook. I would love to know what the hiring process is like. How does Zaarly protect itself from employees who'll leach company & team of valuable resources.
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by rvijapurapu 14y ago
Having the same issue.
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by rvijapurapu 14y ago
I know... I was talking about the optimizations which JVM does on fly.
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by rvijapurapu 14y ago
Having developed in Java for years, I agree with some of the points which PG has predicted 11yrs ago! That said, using Java is sort of a insurance policy. 1. It's easy to find developers. _Sometimes_ easier to outsource modules. 2. It's usu
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by rvijapurapu 14y ago
I feel the article comments are a bit unfair. It demonstrated Google+ (& Hangouts) very well. Simple concept of real-time video streaming using a web enabled Glasses looks easy, but its hard to do. And, a good PR is always a big win.
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by rvijapurapu 15y ago
Maybe you should reconsider how you have designed your setup. Do some testing to see how much memory you have allocated to the JVM - how much resources each of your rails apps are consuming.. Use a Heap Analyser (or similar) - it could give

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