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by shoover 16y ago
And if we don't restrict it to document stores, probably dozens or hundreds of production non-relational databases.
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by shoover 16y ago
Godin nodded in that direction with item 5 about energy, but as you're pointing out there is a social aspect to the work itself that goes beyond general energy. I've worked alone for about a year and found that I get enough social energy fr
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by shoover 16y ago
The ten years prediction made a good quip. I'll pop the DVDs in in 2020 and see how it panned out, if I still have a device that plays them. I think we'll need to give it more than ten.
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by shoover 16y ago
You're not missing anything. It wasn't a solid theory.
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by shoover 16y ago
That depends on the integration between the web server and the test framework. In this case the framework is rolling back some in-memory database. If the session state is in that database, you're good to go. Otherwise the framework needs to
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What are the top sites known to be running ASP or ASP.NET?
9 points by shoover 16y ago|13 comments
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by shoover 16y ago
The state is being saved in the http example, but you can't see it because it's a functional test at the http client level. Think of the test code as a script controlling a browser. boss_test:get_request and boss_test:follow_link are hittin
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by shoover 16y ago
Interesting point about function pointers. Maybe Linus is saying (in many more words) to use virtual dispatch only in appropriate places but not as a basis for an entire language? He would be in disagreement with every language designer who
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by shoover 16y ago
Never mind the fact that the author didn't select the video of Jobs waving his hands about why their phones don't work, or that in this video he was well spoken but still didn't answer the questions as asked. What is the point of this?
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by shoover 16y ago
I am uncomfortable with the reality that I will have to watch my parents and three remaining grandparents pass (and the same on my wife's side), but there's no way I'd give up the years we've had and the support they've given and will give
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by shoover 16y ago
If HP has indeed caught up with Apple on battery life and overall noise, that's the real story here.
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by shoover 17y ago
Yes, that's my question, why in the world is the number in the description in the first place???
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by shoover 17y ago
I can't believe how often I find myself telling my wife I hate computers. Usually it's when she starts asking me how to do something and I immediately know it's something that should be easy (if she can't figure it out, how many millions mu
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by shoover 18y ago
I'd be interested to see concurrency baked into Ruby or Python the way it is with Erlang and Clojure. Until then, my eye is on Clojure.
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by shoover 18y ago
Here are some other ports: JavaScript: http://code.google.com/p/clojure-contrib/source/browse/#svn/... Flash: http://wiki.github.com/aemoncannon/las3r .NET: http://bitbucket.org/stefanrusek/xronos/wiki/Home