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631.
by zemo 13y ago
the reality is that at the end of the day, Mozilla is a civil rights organization. Although it is ostensibly a technology company, their actual agenda is deeply rooted in civil rights, and Brendan Eich's Proposition 8 donation is anti
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by zemo 13y ago
it's just an android sdk add-on: https://developer.amazon.com/sdk/asb/overview-gs.html that's not quite the same as a whole new platform.
633.
by zemo 13y ago
yeah, at an old job they were given out to every employee as standard workplace equipment. I found them really helpful so I bought a dozen of them and passed them around to other people that wanted them. They're pretty handy.
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by zemo 13y ago
this is why I wear construction earmuffs at work. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00009LI4K/ref=as_li_ss_tl?...
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by zemo 13y ago
open the article in incognito mode in Chrome
636.
by zemo 13y ago
I'm a little surprised by the fact that none of the Atmel chips made the list, considering how foundational the Arduino is for introductory DIY electronics.
637.
by zemo 13y ago
the point is that you cannot download an iOS app without encountering its description, so to say that you know about 1024 and not Threes is deeply suspect.
638.
by zemo 13y ago
The point of the article is to say that it is sad that people do not care about craftsmanship. To proclaim that people do not care about craftsmanship is only stating the obvious.
639.
by zemo 13y ago
This is an essay from a craftsman to other craftsmen. Your position is not one of a craftsman, it is one of a salesman.
640.
by zemo 13y ago
craftsmanship is not lean.
641.
by zemo 13y ago
this is very cool. It operates in the "sub-10 watt space", had pretty decent io options for a device of that size, no apparent moving parts, decent graphics capabilities, and a reasonable price point. Seems like a great little d
642.
by zemo 13y ago
>Modern web applications that have to scale for millions of transactions except MongoDB doesn't support transactions. >Initially, the lock scope of MongoDB was database wide, but later versions have a scope per database. that&#x2
643.
by zemo 13y ago
people aren't talking about that as much because Unity already has that, so it's not quite as new. It's just keeping up with the competition at this point.
644.
by zemo 13y ago
it sounds like you haven't used an Oculus. There's nothing fun about VR sickness; it just makes you know that you're not really there.
645.
by zemo 13y ago
hmm I can't seem to figure out whether this does or doesn't have any support for HTTP pipelining.
646.
by zemo 13y ago
the problem with html/template is that it's made for Go programmers. A good template language is one that's made for front end devs and designers. html/template tends to be painful in practice because it's too dif
647.
by zemo 13y ago
I grew a beard so that people would listen to me. It worked.
648.
by zemo 13y ago
This is great but I don't understand why this broke other properties. E.g., when this announcement went out, the dota2 matchmaking service fell over. Very frustrating.
649.
by zemo 13y ago
...have you seen Frozen? Go see Frozen.
650.
by zemo 13y ago
this is the blog of the guy that wrote Redis.
651.
by zemo 13y ago
stop flooding her server you assholes.
652.
by zemo 13y ago
yes, using a channel's buffer for resource management like this is a common pattern. I can't say that I necessarily like this pattern, but... yes, it is common. In this case, this particular part of the application is worth que
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by zemo 13y ago
Python, because it's easy to learn and it's super versatile. I don't code Python full time any more, but I still find a way to use it on a fairly regular basis. It's a very handy thing to have in your tool belt, regard
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by zemo 13y ago
tack on a share=1 query param at the end of the url. http://www.quora.com/Google-Acquires-Bump-September-2013/How...
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by zemo 13y ago
Not a single solution has error handling. There actually exists a very good iterator pattern in the Mongo driver mgo. The idea is that you have some function Next, and Next takes a pointer. You pass a pointer into Next, and the iterator
656.
by zemo 13y ago
`make` also takes an optional size param that will let you pre-allocate a certain amount of memory if you know the size the map will grow to in advance.
657.
by zemo 13y ago
The zero value for a map is nil. The zero value for a struct is a valid struct whose fields are all zeroed. So for pair, that would be (0, 0). The zero value for a pointer is nil. If you had said `var p *pair`, then it would be a pointe
658.
by zemo 13y ago
You do not need to apologize. You are not being unclear.
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by zemo 13y ago
It looks like you opened the article, hit "ctrl+f closure", saw 0, and went on a rant. In the examples where the turned an anonymous function into a named function, the named functions still close over symbols from their calling
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by zemo 13y ago
I'm under the impression that the supervisor wants to stop the worker as soon as its doing something wrong; not do something like check every so often, and stop only when the supervisor notices. Anyway, what you're describing is p

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