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by gresrun 12y ago
Pure speculation but I wonder if they rushed to test the engines that just flew. AeroJet's parent company claims they have lost over $31MM on the AJ-26 YTD[1]. There may be pressure from higher-ups to push through the issue seen at Ste
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by gresrun 12y ago
Not sure, but their margins of error overlap so it could be just a blip. I wouldn't read too much into those numbers; my take away is I always preferred Safe DCL but Holder looks more performant and cleaner to write (at the cost of an
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by gresrun 12y ago
My friends are currently serving as missionaries in Tanzania and are teaching the art of beekeeping to help diversify the local economy and diet: http://makondefrasers.wordpress.com/
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by gresrun 12y ago
Quick-time events are just a "Simon Says" mini-game. It is supremely lazy game-making; not a single gamer I know likes QTEs and I would venture to say that not a single copy of any game ever was sold because "Oh! This game ha
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by gresrun 12y ago
Lived in the USA all my life and I have never even heard of "kilopounds"
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by gresrun 12y ago
Ummm... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twink_(gay_slang)
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by gresrun 12y ago
Trademark considerations aside, I'd vote for TwinkieDB
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by gresrun 12y ago
Most interesting is a new caching algorithm that outperforms LFU and LRU: S4LRU: Quadruply-segmented LRU. Four queues are maintained at levels 0 to 3. On a cache miss, the item is inserted at the head of queue 0. On a cache hit, the item is
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by gresrun 12y ago
Tampa FL · Local | Remote · Full Time | Contract Stack: Java (10 yrs), iOS (4 yrs), Android (2 yrs), Redis Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/greghaines | https://github.com/gresrun Contact: greg AT g
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by gresrun 13y ago
Mac OS X + Homebrew: brew install html-xml-utils
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by gresrun 13y ago
If you are dissatisfied with your compensation, speak up before you go looking elsewhere. If you say you're leaving, do it. Accepting a counter-offer is almost always a bad idea; no matter how much money is on the table. After acceptin
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by gresrun 13y ago
Yeah, we still use them. They work without any problems on Ubuntu.
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by gresrun 13y ago
We have used a similar dongle at our company for a 2nd ethernet adapter on our Foxconn-built boxes and found out that they usually don't have unique MAC addresses. This made our lives very difficult because Cobranet audio network uses
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Markov Chain + KJV Bible + SICP(kingjamesprogramming.tumblr.com)
2 points by gresrun 13y ago|0 comments
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by gresrun 13y ago
Personally, I like the rounded edges but just adding a corner radius isn't exactly falling far from the Chrome tree.
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by gresrun 13y ago
Nope! http://i.imgur.com/kwxQTDc.png
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by gresrun 13y ago
I personally use the maven-shade-plugin for this because it has built-in support for handling special resource files like licenses, service definitions, and manifest entries.
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by gresrun 13y ago
> 1. Runtime-linking _is_ dynamic linking, and it's a PITA that Java doesn't have an option for static linking, especially given the inherent fragility of the CLASSPATH. It is possible to roll a 'fat' JAR with all you
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by gresrun 13y ago
Author of Jesque here. Jesque has numerous additional features over Resque, including ability to dynamically change the queues that a worker polls and an efficient pooled worker implementation. Also available is a Java version of resque-we
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by gresrun 13y ago
Not fascist. As an enlisted man in the US military, Manning is subject to the jurisdiction of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). [1] [1] http://www.au.af.mil/au/awc/awcgate/ucmj.htm
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by gresrun 13y ago
> Some projects attract more inexperienced developers than others. Fair. > In many ways community submitted pull requests are a "million monkeys at a million typewriters." I strongly disagree with this assertion. To argue that commu
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by gresrun 13y ago
The curious question is why certain projects have significantly lower pull-rates; I doubt the quality of the pull requests vary that widely across projects. Is it that project leadership has a clear vision for a product and feel pull reques
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by gresrun 13y ago
Bonuses are the norm in the finance industry. I worked at a financial research company for five years and got a bonus of roughly 10-20% of my salary each year, depending on that year's profits.
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by gresrun 13y ago
https://status.github.com/messages
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by gresrun 13y ago
Guess who sponsored the bill? Sen. Harry Reid, the same senator who, less than 6 months ago, railed against Mitt Romney for not disclosing his tax returns and, in 1974, boldly asserted that "[a]ny man or woman who will not be completely can
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Automatic: Your Smart Driving Assistant(automatic.com)
690 points by gresrun 14y ago|295 comments
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by gresrun 14y ago
I'd be interested in the NSA's API...
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by gresrun 14y ago
if (curLevel == maxLevel && angleFromCenter > 0 && angleFromCenter < 45){ // Ignore } else { // Process normally }
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by gresrun 14y ago
The original "web experience manipulation": http://www.ex-parrot.com/~pete/upside-down-ternet.html
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by gresrun 15y ago
Buffer pooling is still very much a WIP. (the first commit was 3 days ago!) https://github.com/netty/netty/tree/bufferpooling https://github.com/netty/netty/issues/62 https://github.com/netty/netty/commit/c9968d6cbfa958f73a9868...

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