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Extendable Builders in Java
(akudlick.wordpress.com)
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15y ago
I think the bottom line remains this: Cloudant gets to choose with whom they do business. They, and pg, were both proud of the fact that they chose Monsanto - I think this exactly the kind of thing that 'the 99%' are protesting
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czDev
15y ago
by the way, the original article (now) opens with "Algorithmic trading, including high frequency trading (HFT)" and not "Algorithmic trading, also known as high frequency trading (HFT)"
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Regular Expressions in Python
(johndcook.com)
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czDev
15y ago
"Without having to live in a dorm" ... I thought living in a dorm was the best part of college.
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czDev
15y ago
oh man, can't wait to use closures in my Java code
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czDev
15y ago
I work for PLoS, it's great to see Open Access become such a high profile subject after the aaronsw story
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czDev
15y ago
Yea, I think you can ask it in a way that's not abrasive - "Do you feel like you have enough interesting work to do?". I think the thing is that that can be a common question, and it lets people know you care about how engaged they are.
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czDev
15y ago
Actually I think singleton is the default: http://static.springsource.org/spring/docs/3.0.x/spring-fram... I didn't know about the other scopes though
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15y ago
Aren't singletons the whole goal of Spring?
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czDev
15y ago
I don't think the author is to blame at all. I do stuff like this all the time - I'm working on something, google for it, download and keep on moving. I use google constantly throughout the day, and trust the top result to be authentic.
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czDev
15y ago
That's the point - you don't learn the whole stack, you let your framework manage it.
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Open Access research API
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15y ago
There a lot of powerful frameworks in Java that make application development fun and easy (e.g. Camel, Spring, Hibernate). Java can replicate many of the popular features of other languages - anonymous functions are duplicated by single-me
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15y ago
I agree completely. We just gave a big tax break to Twitter (and everyone else who happened to be in the area) - I don't want to see SF city hall turn in to a mini D.C. run by business lobbyists looking for deals. This whole argument that
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16y ago
that "would've" should be a "wouldn't"
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16y ago
I live in San Francisco, and I voted for the recent sit-lie ordinance. I would've have done so had I not recently been working in the civic center area, and come face to face with the dirty reality of homelessness. The sidewalks smell lik