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stevesun21
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a programming paradiam can be accepted massively not because people hate the predecessor, it's because the new one is more intuitive and useful. If you hate oop so much, then approve how it is counter-intuitive compare to fp. Keep comp
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Lol, you just create a joke! "Na Ge", good one. As childhood, some of parents (like mine) forbid us to use the words during our talk/speech because it is kind of make you sounds uncertain.
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Try shadowsocks it designed and made by China :-) https://shadowsocks.org/en/index.html
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BAT stands for baidu, alibaba, and tencent
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Basically, nodejs server just convert http request to MongoDB queries and pass the json results back (especially he turns plan json result off for MongoDB driver). I cannot even be convinced there is any job nodejs really works on except pa
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Agreed, another reason I guess is because people in Java community is deciplined developers (they have to be since day one) – aware of data structure, time complexity and some CS principles. Plus the open source community includes some Apac
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Really like graphite. It was the main dashboard before we moved to Datadog. The reason, we moved because the hosted graphite black out during our service down, yep, what a coincidence! According to this experience I would say that an enterp
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Let me tell you the different between use bare metal and use AWS, as current my position in a startup, I am the only developer, our system includes more than three services for two different type of users and admin. I coded all these servic
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I don't use Java EE since I know there is a thing called J2ee/Java EE – 10 years ago. IMHO, Don't call self a Java SE if you just know how to configure some shity XML configuration files in Java EE stacks.
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- Analyze, design and coding. - static typing programming language is not verbose, if you know how much comments and unnecessary unit tests you have to write. - focus on conceptual and system level evolve, stop argue and jump between differ
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WTF! This is ridiculous. later these people might start sue people use cell phone.
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Seriously? Where's American sense of humour? btw, I am Asian, and seriously speaking down vote is racism.
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I am just out of a curiosity, what asian brown looks like?
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The elevated bus that 'straddles' cars to avoid traffic jams
(wired.co.uk)
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Sadly, you remind me the DBA-is-everything system design style. In modern system designs, a system need more than just a database system to store business states, and to encapsulate business logic into higher layer is not just have flexibil
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System design 101: keep business logic into the layer above database layer rather than relying on specific db system to implement them. In this way to design an system, there shouldn't have any different between using MySQL of using No
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I don't think you point to the right link.
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One more experience I wanna share with HN fellows about Lambda Java and NodeJS: Lambda Java is slower than NodeJS either for cold start or response time in warm, however, if the NodeJS hits on rocks, then its response time becomes unaccepta
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AWS Lambda is not good for microservice, it's more like nanoservice which is kind of anti-pattern – It is not good to draw proper context boundary to present a business model/domain. Speaking in another way, AWS lambda is really g
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Great work done!
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If it is time we, human being should imprint some logic laws into all AI projects which are intent to create unsupervised AI?
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Coding is one of the necessary skills to engineering softwares.
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120 for me.
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Good to read!
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You reminder me the time that I worked in a biology project 2007, I developed a program with Java to analyze DNA sequences, every execution it can easily handle over 3GB DNS sequence file without any issues, but for just curiously finding o
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I'm not a C++ expert, RAII sounds to me is like a synchronous GC in C++ -- resource auto alloc and dealloc by it's lifetime ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resource_Acquisition_Is_Initia... ), correct me if I a
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You can write Java code to skip GC and manage memory by yourself. Like C++ http://www.mkyong.com/java/java-write-directly-to-memory/
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11y ago
Sounds like you are talking about the comparison between Java and JavaScript/Ruby except the GC part.
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What an amazing job!!!
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I thought about the similar idea to create domain models to elaborate business rules with UML ORD rather than database ERD.
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