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JVM is the platform, not the goal. The goal is increased productivity.
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13y ago
This all looks OK to me but my first worry would be ease of debugging. I eyeballed the doc but couldn't see anything specific to debugging. Anyone has some experience they could share?
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13y ago
It's really hard (if possible) to make such comparison. I studied and worked in France. Now I live in the US. In some respect it's not fair to compare "US" to "France" as a country. US has many technology poles
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13y ago
> I did not hear anything you would not expect to hear from most of the statesman in the west in a similar situation. What are you talking about?!? The head of secret service states: "If need be, I'll send 4 lads to Syria. I
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13y ago
Just to add to this point: There are regional elections in Turkey on Sunday and the ruling party is expected to receive a serious blow. One of the rumours has always been that this government could even risk going to war rather than losing
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JetBrains IntelliJ IDEA 13.1 Includes Support For Java 8
(drdobbs.com)
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13y ago
> I'm not sure how anyone can take this douche seriously after the leaks. Hard to believe isn't it? He's expected to get 20 to 30% of the votes during next week's regional elections.
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13y ago
The governing party has been pretty careful in getting rid of this threat. They've imprisoned army's top layer without even real cases. The accused have been awaiting their trial for 5 or more years. I know it sounds ridiculous. I
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13y ago
Of one the last ripples caused by a collapsing tyrant. A shameful, a very shameful act but unfortunately just another link on a long chain of despotic measures. There are regional elections in Turkey at the end of March. The governing party
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13y ago
I agree. Some projects have SLAs. It could be beneficial to mention that those were met or expectations were exceeded.
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13y ago
> the tree seed is nourished by and absorbs the nutrients from the ashes of your body What's really left after the cremation anyway? Is there really anything left that we can call "nutrients"?
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13y ago
> Checked Exceptions and null I hear you.
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13y ago
I'm using mine with RunKeeper and it works great. I'm pretty happy with my Pebble's notifications as well. Having said that, I didn't have great expectations to start with. I wasn't going to play games on a watch.
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13y ago
>While the founder is right about avoiding dating someone in your own company This is one of my pet peeves. This is a professional setting and the employees are not 13. They should be mature enough to be able to handle their personal l
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13y ago
Feedback: The reading stops in the middle of the following link: http://lifehacker.com/the-truth-about-speed-reading-15425083...
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13y ago
My mom recently got diagnosed with a terminal illness. This was a very sad eye-opener for me. Having lived that in the family it has made me think about many things and how suddenly life can pull the rug from under you. I can say from my ow
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Building a RESTful Service Layer with JAX-RS, RESTEasy and Spring Framework
(blog.decaresystems.ie)
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13y ago
Brilliant! So, you put in ingredients instead of pixie dust.
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403 Forbidden (Apple Dev Center)
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13y ago
I like it! Very much like mimicking the nature. That type of naturally evolved patterns are common in nature (fish, birds, insects, etc.) to confuse predators.
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13y ago
> Android isn't optimized to run on wearable devices like smart watches Nonsense! I've had a Pebble since it came out and it is running Android.
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Why Samsung Ditched Google In Its New Smart Watch
(businessinsider.com)
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I thought we'd already cracked this nut thanks to content negotiation. Obviously not.
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1. Computers think faster than you Not yet. But they make calculations faster.
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13y ago
Woman being unclean during menstrual cycle is part of Abrahamic religions. But I guess this comes from the bigger problem of "sex" being wrong unless it constitutes "breeding".
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Religions (and consequently certain traditions) that have survived until today have an incredible obsession with mensturation. This is just another stick to beat and humiliate women with. It is unbelievable (for a questioning, inquisitive h
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Surviving a Conference Call
(online.wsj.com)
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Is this a Google smartwatch prototype? (I hope not)
(gigaom.com)
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Get Creative to Recruit Millennials
(inc.com)
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Ask HN: What video/audio conferencing system do you use?
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