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by strictfp 10y ago
It's already been done: http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/Swatch-Watch-The-Beep-Rare-Built-in-... :)
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by strictfp 10y ago
... which is JIT-compiled with their JavaScript-to-machine-code compiler.
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by strictfp 10y ago
You forgot to include V8!
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by strictfp 10y ago
Better sorry than safe?
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by strictfp 10y ago
Any tips or links on how to do this?
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by strictfp 10y ago
Similar arguments can be made about almost any fashion item. People don't buy fashion due to it's great quality, and most of the time not even due to good design, but mostly just to show off.
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by strictfp 10y ago
People don't use it simply because it's not what they signed up for. It's not obvious that a software engineer will enjoy being a data scientist. I for one think it's tedious, and I don' t enjoy spending time and ef
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by strictfp 10y ago
Why do they need one gigantic distributed fs? Seems like a design miss to me.
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by strictfp 10y ago
Unless you are a professional author, you have no message to communicate. Unless you are an author and have interviewed your reader, you have no idea how he or she will personally react to the words you write. /s
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by strictfp 10y ago
Or just a membrane between the two sides?
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by strictfp 10y ago
I have held out since I love the language. I started using Java when it was new and actually very pragmatic and useful. Hated the enterprise phase, got bogged down by it but rose from the ashes. Now I'm a strong proponent of simplicity
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by strictfp 10y ago
....and that you can imitate the metadata service to make life easier :) A plug for my friends side project: https://github.com/otm/limes . It's a local metadataservice. Very handy for making aws libs work withou
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by strictfp 10y ago
The controller is supposed to control the view, thats why it's called controller. The controller sends data to the view for presentation and reacts to events from the view and updates the model accordingly. This way the view becomes qu
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Effects of Test-Driven Development Using a Multi-Site Blind Analysis Approach(dl.acm.org)
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by strictfp 10y ago
History repeats itself. I'm also "old" and when I saw the first presentation on Angular many years ago, the google engineer started by instantiating the controller from the view . So blatantly wrong, yet noone reacted. I saw
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by strictfp 10y ago
Thank you very much for telling this story. I love HN for being filled with intelligent and interrested people from around the world. It feels very cool to be part of this community every time I read an insider story like yours!
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by strictfp 10y ago
Funny to see the americans in here torn between loving or hating the blatantly capitalistic OP ;)
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by strictfp 10y ago
As you can clearly see from this thread, showing weakness when you are male only gets you ostracised. But I applaud you for doing so. Horrible as it may sound,there might be noone there to listen. But try to find someone who understands you
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by strictfp 10y ago
They don't do the same thing implementation wise, but they do the same thing ux wise. This difference causes all discussions like the above: it seems as if some people like ux "plaster", while others like bare-metal tools.
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by strictfp 10y ago
"nice toy". Very succinct diss.
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by strictfp 10y ago
Actually, she isn't that far gone. But she hates computers with a passion and treats them accordingly. I have tried for many years to teach her the concepts, but she refuses based on the premise that she thinks it's too complicate
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by strictfp 10y ago
I got a x1000 performance degradation in node from using a simple JSONPath expression. That was an eye opener!
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by strictfp 10y ago
Keyloggers and other malware usually specifically targets passform managers.
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by strictfp 10y ago
A certain elder member of my family simply cannot remember passwords. Or that she had a password at all. Or that she had an account to see what she wanted to see. So she uses password reminders everytime she wants to log in. If you log her
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by strictfp 10y ago
Does your printer set up its own WiFi? Had this happen at one location, interference caused spontanious connectivity drops.
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by strictfp 10y ago
Unless someone steals the password to your password manager...
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by strictfp 10y ago
IMO yum is slow as molasses, feature poor and really bad at resolving conflicts. Haven't tried dnf though.
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by strictfp 10y ago
My experience is quite the opposite. Lots of missing packages in brew compared to debian. And brew has been nothing but trouble for all the devs in my team. It keeps messing up /usr/local permissions for some reason. And if you do
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by strictfp 10y ago
Unless your code is like 99% of all the code I've seen ,where you only deploy to a handful of locations, and it's really handy to just say '-profile=stage'. Besides, including config in the build does not preclude being
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by strictfp 10y ago
Yup. Fail fast.

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