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by DCoder 11y ago
For repositories your projects depend on, you can set up a local proxy so you at least have local copies for continuous integration. E.g. PHP's Composer project has _Toran_ and _Satis_ for this: http://tech.m6web.fr/com
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by DCoder 11y ago
It's also a way to show "yes, this status check is still reliably doing its job, it hasn't crashed".
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by DCoder 11y ago
That observation is probably related to http://www.bash.org/?949214 :)
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by DCoder 11y ago
In the context of web development, one of the biggest offenders (in my experience) is coders who attach a "validate this form/submit it via AJAX" handler to the form submit button's click event, instead of the form'
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by DCoder 11y ago
See also: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/oldnewthing/archive/2005/04/12/40756...
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by DCoder 11y ago
Very cool. That's exactly what TypeProviders are for: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh156509.aspx
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by DCoder 11y ago
I just ran PHPStorm's inspections on Magento's core code: http://imgur.com/RMxWEgR Granted, the tool I used is opinionated and not all those items are red flags, but the sheer number of issues is impressive.
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by DCoder 11y ago
That alert is shown because Magento issued a notification message, not because the system detected some security patches. Those two security patches were published on 2015 February 09 and 2014 October 03 . In fact, Magento issued two n
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by DCoder 12y ago
> I doubt there are any vector implementations that don't use exponential growth. Trivia fact time: Westwood Studios wrote their own vector implementation for the original Command&Conquer, and reused it for later games in the
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by DCoder 12y ago
Joel mentions that fact in another article, "Find the dependencies - and eliminate them" : http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog0000000007.html
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by DCoder 12y ago
If you want more nightmare fuel (or just want to see various ways technology goes wrong), check out http://catless.ncl.ac.uk/Risks .
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by DCoder 12y ago
Myth II had a similar bug, too: http://minimaxir.com/2013/06/working-as-intended/
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by DCoder 12y ago
Reddit seems to have some info from the print edition already: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2qyyy9/tokyo_metro...
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by DCoder 12y ago
Thank you, I will definitely check those out.
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by DCoder 12y ago
> despite good intentions, V8 breaks node.js frequently -- and debugging those problems is a time-consuming and arduous task requiring a great deal of technical sophistication Can you provide some examples? I'd love to see some de
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by DCoder 12y ago
Meanwhile, in Soviet Russia... http://www.johnstonsarchive.net/nuclear/radevents/1954USSR1.... - "can we nuke an area and then send troops into it?"
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by DCoder 12y ago
It's not mentioned explicitly, but the given patterns should match the entire answer, not just part of it. In your screenshot, "O+" means "one or more letters `O`" , it does not mention any `E` s, so OE is not a v
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by DCoder 12y ago
I would guess it's this one: https://i.stack.imgur.com/NFYi1.jpg
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by DCoder 12y ago
I'm a fan of Knockout too, but it only handles part of Angular's functionality. It doesn't do routing, DI, resources... and you have to build all that from other libraries.
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by DCoder 12y ago
Funny, an issue for that error was filed back in March 2013: https://github.com/jhusain/learnrx/issues/9 And a pull request fixing it was submitted back in August: https://github.com/jhusain&#
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by DCoder 12y ago
Actually, Microsoft's SQLSRV PDO driver supports named parameters.
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by DCoder 12y ago
There are other uses for ASM aside from getting more speed. Learning ASM will show you how things work at a low level, which is helpful when you try to understand C pointers and other details. Reading assembly also lets you (try to) underst
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by DCoder 12y ago
See also: * http://qdb.us/latest - more active than bash. * http://quotes.burntelectrons.org/browse - quotes from irc.mozilla.org , mostly Mozilla-focused. * http://www.xkcdb.com/ - covers
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by DCoder 12y ago
See also: "Transporting the [Lockheed] A-12s to Area 51" at http://www.roadrunnersinternationale.com/transporting_the_a-...
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by DCoder 12y ago
See also: free bonus chapters at http://www.informit.com/store/old-new-thing-practical-develo... , under Sample Chapters.
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by DCoder 12y ago
An alternative to emigrating could be finding a local company working on projects for foreign clients. For example, I live in Eastern Europe and work for a company that deals 99% with clients from Denmark (Central Europe). I make significan
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by DCoder 12y ago
Viktor Suvorov was not KGB (secret police). He was GRU (Military Intelligence).
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by DCoder 12y ago
From past experience, their support is good, but one significant thing I missed was type inference: // function signature getNumber(context: any, callback: (result: Number) => void); // calling that
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by DCoder 13y ago
See a certain Linux kernel exploit: http://lwn.net/Articles/342330/
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by DCoder 13y ago
Be careful with that if you use data-binding in your templates, such as Knockout.js . Visual Studio doesn't know the types of your viewmodels, so those templates are not indexed and not subject to refactoring.

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