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> Nothing precludes you from using the patch model with DVCS (I mean, Linux kernel development uses Git just fine with this) Technically , no. But how many projects out there would accept an email patch? They'd probably reject it
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I had no idea that was an option so I researched it a bit and found this stackoverflow question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/978061/http-get-with-requ... Note this part of the accepted answer: > So, yes
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Anyone know what citi and akamai is using this for? Their blurb just describes their company.
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Sometimes turnover can improve quality
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The Difference Between a Triplestore and a Relational Database
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Things I learned about TDD by looking at the tests in the JUnit source
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Should candidates be paid for time spent interviewing?
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> [SaneScript] Accessing missing properties throws (on both reads & writes) Ah, I would love this. I have a small, thoroughly tested JS app (15k+ lines of code) but the biggest pain in the butt to debug is, "how did this '
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12y ago
> Why not just show functions that are easy to use and harder to use, and let callers decide what works best for them. Won't you be stuck exposing those APIs for the lifetime of the product or risk breaking backwards compatibility?
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12y ago
What is "this"? You mean blog articles?
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You don’t have to work after hours to be passionate
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It's not clear to me: Is that list at the bottom new things in v.3?
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That's great, thanks for the info. I wish most getting started guides would set this up first/early.
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The scariest thing to me about AWS is that I might accidentally bankrupt myself while I learn to use it. I've seen horror stories on HN before. Articles titled "How I spent $32k with AWS, a for loop, and a simple typo" or s
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Missing figures, unfortunately. EDIT: I was wrong. It's just that the figure is waaaay below the paragraph that mentions it.
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Weird coincidence you bring this up. I just found this on reddit: TIL That although we picture the Founding Fathers as old men, many were quite young. By July 4th, 1776, Aaron Burr was 20, Alexander Hamilton, 21; James Madison, 25; John Ja
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> The first principle for would-be networkers is to abandon all shame. Be flagrant in your pursuit of the powerful and the soon-to-be-powerful, and when you have their attention, praise them to the skies. I'm reading "How to wi
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Interesting theory. What prevents other sites from scraping SO posts? If the answer is "nothing", that suggests it's just a matter of time until it's just as bad. Right?
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What is the point of daily stand-ups?
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The one thing this is missing is a search/replace example. That's a very common thing to do and annoyingly clunky in Awk.
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I haven't researched it, but I figure if the glassfish developers themselves aren't willing to put in the effort, it must be a big effort.
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Interesting. Doesn't git (a pretty new tool) violate this? I think running log from the terminal pauses per page of output but if you pipe it to something it pipes all the content.
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We are using an open source app server: Glassfish.
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I'd love to be using Java 8 but I can't because we deploy to an app server. The latest version of the app server has some critical bugs that prevent us from upgrading and we can't use Java 8 until we upgrade. We also can&#x
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This is the first time I've heard the phrase "twelve-factor app". Although I'm ignorant of this term and docker, it wasn't obvious to me how it violates the concepts. Which factor does it violate? For reference:
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I'd like some clarification. If you purchase a closed source add-on from a third-party, aren't you now locked in to 2 vendors instead of 1?
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> Perhaps more useful, we also sifted through and analyzed each post-mortem to identify the top 20 reasons for startup failure. "But you must provide an email to get access to that."
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> Sometimes writing faster code is the difference between using a hash instead of a list. Sometimes it's spending an entire day optimizing a function that's called once. The former is performance aware, the later is premature.
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> The feeling of powerlessness one has when Cabal does not do what one wanted and one does not know how to fix it. I experienced this immediately after I read Learn You A Haskell and it made me give up on the language. I develop on Wind
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> The kicker with one-tailed tests is that they only measure – to continue with the example above – whether the new drug is better than the old one. They don’t measure whether the new drug is the same as the old drug, or if the old drug
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