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by troels 11y ago
Rails at least, was heavily inspired by the book Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture from 2003. That - in turn - drew a lot from the Java world, that was the lingua franca at the time.
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by troels 11y ago
Is it legal to search and interrogate a juvenile, without the parents present, in Texas?
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by troels 11y ago
Was there complete transparency on salary there? I mean - that person might have made a deal with your employer to take a lower salary in return for that privilege. Either explicitly or simply by not getting the same raise as they would oth
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by troels 11y ago
One perspective is that bringing up children is in the interest of society as a whole. In giving a bit more leeway to parents, it's really all of us who benefit. Or more to the point - it is reasonable to assume that all (or most) the
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by troels 11y ago
That's a very brave and honest comment!
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by troels 11y ago
You might want to benchmark where your software is spending its time. A typical overhead is in the connection time. You may be able to speed things up with a local dns cache and by using http keep-alive. You also generally want to do a lot
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by troels 11y ago
I have a crawler setup the pulls a few million pages per day. The main constraint is not in the crawler setup, but rather in how much load the subject sites can withstand. If I don't throttle down the traffic, the sites will be dos&#x2
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by troels 11y ago
That's impressive. Are you making any money on that? It seems like it would be hard to do.
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by troels 11y ago
That's not what he said ...
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by troels 11y ago
Sounds like an expensive solution?
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by troels 11y ago
My sons kindergarten don't have nap times for practical reasons. It's a forrest kindergarten, so they spend all/most their time in the woods. I suppose they could bring a tent or sleeping bags, but it gets rather cold durin
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by troels 11y ago
Of course, now you have to trust that Abine won't pas your information on to NSA.
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by troels 11y ago
"I couldn't find modificatory in my dictionary. Remember, you're only allowed to guess words." Hey - That's straight from /usr/share/dict/words
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by troels 11y ago
A european country can either mean "a specific, unnamed country in europe" or "any one country in europe". From the context, I infer the poster meant the former. But yeah - now we're just picking nit, really.
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by troels 11y ago
A European country != Europe.
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by troels 11y ago
Since no one else is calling it out, I will - This article starts with a radical statement, but when you read it, it seems to be essentially an opinion piece with a couple of studies hand picked to support its claim. That's not very sc
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by troels 11y ago
And here I thought my job as a founder was to find a business model that creates value.
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by troels 11y ago
You're talking about moral rights here, not legal rights. Moral is highly subjective, you know.
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by troels 11y ago
I meant the concept of deep linking, which used to mean that you refer to a specific link on a subpage of a site (Such as a particular article), rather than the domain. There's a connotation of legalese to it - The word is/was use
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by troels 11y ago
Me too - Why are they redefining an already established term?!?
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by troels 11y ago
"edit: ah "Internet" business." Well - SUN was the dot in dot com, remember?
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by troels 11y ago
What kind of fraud do you anticipate?
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by troels 11y ago
There are already a lot of restrictions on immigration in rich countries for this exact reason.
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by troels 11y ago
"I suggest we use basic income to even pay wall street ceos - and here is why." It wouldn't be basic income if the wallstreet CEO's were exempt. Then it would be welfare.
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by troels 11y ago
In practise, this is more or less the case already in the nordics. The social safety net is so wide that even if you fail spectacularly at life, you won't hit rock bottom.
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by troels 11y ago
Abstractions are fine and dandy until they break down and you have to pry them open. What I don't understand here, is why the generated code doesn't follow the already established BEM conventions which the posts explores initially
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by troels 11y ago
You're right. My guess is that's the journalists wording.
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by troels 11y ago
They may be closing down whole departments, cutting other costs than just salaries.
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by troels 11y ago
Wow. That thing is right from the loony bin.
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by troels 11y ago
A gated community?

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