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by zedr 14y ago
Not from Africa, but very interesting indeed. Added to my bookmarks. Thanks!
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by zedr 14y ago
Encoding the version number in the URL may be convenient, but certainly does not follow REST. Consider the following pair of URLS: /api/v1/posts/1 /api/v2/posts/1 This implies out-of-band information that these two resources a
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by zedr 14y ago
Isn't a Web site also a Web service? Following REST, should't the Web site and API be unified, with the same resources being consumed by both humans and robots (by varying the representation)? I posted this question on Stackoverflow a few
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by zedr 14y ago
What do you think about the separation of Web sites and Web services (so-called APIs)? Shouldn't the Web site be the Web service, and offer multiple representations of its endpoints? As a trivial example, consider that I have a blog locat
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by zedr 14y ago
On Linux, you can use Redshift: http://jonls.dk/redshift/
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by zedr 14y ago
I've been using PyCharm for almost a year now, for professional development (and some pet projects), and I am very happy with it. I never had PyCharm making undetected changes to my code.
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by zedr 14y ago
Concurrent clients PUTting and PATCHing of a single resource. Successive (not sequential) PATCHes are not guaranteed to produce the same outcome.
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Newsqueak - Rob Pike's precursor to Go (1994)(cs.bell-labs.com)
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by zedr 14y ago
It's a joke reference to Monty Python's "Life of Brian".
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Goodbye, MongoDB(zopyx.de)
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Highlights from the Stack Overflow worldwide Meetups(blog.stackoverflow.com)
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by zedr 15y ago
A long interview with Jack in 2007: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBvbsPNBIyk&feature=playe...
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by zedr 15y ago
"Computers for the masses, not the classes." A cutthroat businessman, but a brilliant mind nevertheless. It was only because of Jack Tramiel, and geniuses like Chuck Peddle and Bob Russel, that easy to use computers were cheap enough to be
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by zedr 15y ago
It is. "News & Sports" -> "NBC Entertainment News"
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by zedr 15y ago
Try unplugging the network cable.
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by zedr 15y ago
Heh. It was a tongue-in-cheek reference to http://svn.php.net/viewvc/php/php-src/trunk/ext/standard/php...
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by zedr 15y ago
Ban Rasmus please.
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by zedr 15y ago
U.S. Patent No.7,406,501 System and method for instant messaging using an e-mail protocol Abstract Systems and methods allowing an instant messaging user to exchange messages with an e-mail user. To the instant messaging us
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by zedr 15y ago
Not only that, but one of the main selling points of Node.js is using one language (JavaScript) for both client and server programming: the holy grail of Web application development.
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by zedr 15y ago
From their homepage: http://itasoftware.com/careers/work-at-ita/ita-engineering.h... "We code in whatever language is best suited to the task, be it Lisp, C++, Java, Python, Perl, or XSLT."
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by zedr 15y ago
I mostly code in Python, JavaScript, and C. When I search for "string split" while I'm logged in my Google Account, the first SERP returns these results: - 3 about Java; - 4 about C#; - 2 about JavaScript (towards the bottom);
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by zedr 15y ago
Search popularity (especially on Google Trends) does not necessarily mean that a technology is trending, or that its adoption is increasing. Take a look at this comparison for the terms "ruby", "python", and "javascript": http://www.google
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by zedr 15y ago
Thanks! I admit not reading TFA.
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by zedr 15y ago
Unless you opted to have a private profile. I wonder how if those private tweets are included in the bundle. I agree, however: if you want to keep your thoughts private, don't post them on the Internet. When do you do that, they don't belon