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by zorked 10y ago
Criticism to the study goes both ways. It COULD be that with a larger sample size, more meaningful project and more experienced developers the result would be "TDD actively hampers productivity by 70% and leads to more bugs compared to
542.
by zorked 10y ago
You can also add a coverage tool to your CI and get the same result (tests get written) without any of the ideology (TDD fairies sprinkle unicorn dust everywhere).
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Defending Against Hackers Took a Back Seat at Yahoo, Insiders Say(nytimes.com)
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544.
by zorked 10y ago
What happened to Gen Y. Not catchy enough?
545.
by zorked 10y ago
Is there another angle? E.g. can the attacker have precomputed the results of those operations and now he can mine faster than anybody else or something like that?
546.
by zorked 10y ago
Why is it a given that teachers "must" have low salaries? The sixty classrooms without teachers show otherwise. SF teachers clearly need raises, and those can be funded by taxes from all those programmers that presumably benefit f
547.
by zorked 10y ago
This discussion if quickly being flooded with right-wing extremists. If you make a claim, please, provide a reputable source. If you see a claim being made without a source, do something for the intellectual health of this community and dow
548.
by zorked 10y ago
That's not what's going to happen. One side will have robots, the other will have humans. This is already happening.
549.
by zorked 10y ago
Pretty much yes. Wake me up when some company announces you have 25 mandatory days off a year + unlimited extra days. Then we start to talk. Also please post your experience on Glassdoor.
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by zorked 10y ago
Sure, with exactly the same paranoid rhetoric at exactly the same time. /s
551.
by zorked 10y ago
Just because I have been seeing these a lot: where does this talk about the "globalist elites" come from? Is there an intellectual leader to this 'movement'?
552.
by zorked 10y ago
There's nothing unethical in port scanning.
553.
by zorked 10y ago
I wonder if you can't do a jolly good job by having emulators run under Linux with high RT priority and bypassing X by using the framebuffer? You can still have your other cores doing regular multitasking stuff in the background.
554.
by zorked 10y ago
Is there anyone other than Americans who even believe in IQ? Where I come from talking about IQ will put you in the same category of people who believe in chemtrails.
555.
by zorked 10y ago
Europe is very homogenous and the EU is in a permanent state of crisis. If the AU tries anything like that they are dead the very same day.
556.
by zorked 10y ago
Serving images is usually just a wrapper around sendfile() and is rather trivial.
557.
by zorked 10y ago
It's questionable that the judge is enforcing the law. Evidence: her decision has been reversed already. http://www.conjur.com.br/2016-jul-19/stf-derruba-decisao-jud...
558.
by zorked 10y ago
If you are a tourist sure. If you hope to get a job, especially if your occupation isn't in high demand, then no.
559.
by zorked 10y ago
Are these effects really negative then?
560.
by zorked 10y ago
That was a beautiful moment in time when the technology was starting to reach high levels of realism but the aesthetic of realism still hadn't become the oppressive norm of mainstream gaming.
561.
by zorked 10y ago
Nintendo does backwards compatibility a lot better than Sony. Consoles have been compatible with the previous generation since the Wii (which would play Gamecube games) and handhelds have always compatible with the previous generation, from
562.
by zorked 10y ago
LLC in Delaware. Literally listed by my country's regulations as a tax haven.
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by zorked 10y ago
Only if you are a fundamentalist. Catholics, for example, are ok with the big bang. One random source: http://www.catholicherald.co.uk/commentandblogs/2014/10/31/p...
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by zorked 10y ago
I'm talking about the institutions that defend Brazilians' access to basic communications infrastructure in the face of any random judge trying to rule against mathematics. Check the US for example, Apple was able to fight the gov
565.
by zorked 10y ago
It also points to the fragility of Brazilian institutions.
566.
by zorked 10y ago
It's a bit like tourism. You travel to see the places which get destroyed by you being there...
567.
by zorked 11y ago
We know that at some point someone that has a shred(1)ed disk will be told to "decrypt" it or face indefinite detention...
568.
by zorked 11y ago
They have pamphlets that pretty much say "hey, you could earn more money and have better working conditions from a real employer but that would be boring right?". So I guess not.
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by zorked 11y ago
A single HDD worth of content isn't a mind boggling amount of information.
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by zorked 11y ago
Just wait until Associated Press mandates tabs over spaces.

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