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by int_handler 10y ago
> The representative then said that she would report Garrett to Amazon if he didn’t take down the review, and that other Amazon reviewers had written in to complain about it.
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by int_handler 10y ago
I don't see how this would be considered Sinophobia given the history of high-profile security breaches caused by hackers operating out of China. If the article reported that the data were being sent unencrypted to a Russian server, wo
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by int_handler 10y ago
Which font is the one used in the first few editor screenshots on the Goa site?
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by int_handler 10y ago
> such as... well... a lot of stuff in this article Can you elaborate on some of these things and provide some reasoning as to why they are markers of inauthenticity?
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by int_handler 10y ago
Exactly. And the bar they set for themselves is frustratingly low. Case in point: [Subaru's new "tablet-like" infotainment interface]( http://www.theverge.com/2015/2/5/7982525/in-car-navigat
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by int_handler 10y ago
So, exercising the right to use a public street within the bounds of the law is considered entitlement?
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by int_handler 10y ago
I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned this yet, but this is exactly how the goto statements in Windows Batch scripts work. To see for yourself: run a non-trivial batch script in cmd.exe with plenty of gotos and check out all the Crea
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by int_handler 10y ago
The cover of this book is very a e s t h e t i c.
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by int_handler 10y ago
Yes, it is possible to run C# on *nix using Mono but the ecosystem isn't as rich as that of Java.
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by int_handler 10y ago
By "just" I mean this is a simpler solution (compared to JSONSchema), not that it is an obvious solution. I'm pretty sure the author does not know about this solution since using Protocol Buffers for configs is not a well-kno
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by int_handler 10y ago
Why not just define your schema using Protocol Buffers and use the [proto3 JSON mapping]( https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/proto3#j... )? On a similar note, text protos actually work very well as
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by int_handler 10y ago
Agreed. At the same time, companies should invest more in distributed work places. Most of the congestion in the Bay Area and surrounding areas, extending through the Tri-Valley and into the Central Valley, is caused by commuter traffic.
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by int_handler 10y ago
Nothing wrong with that legally or ethically. It's just one of those things that is slightly stigmatized, similar to the way that COBOL itself is stigmatized or if you ask for ketchup on your hotdog while in Chicago.
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by int_handler 10y ago
In case anyone else is wondering like I was about why all the COBOL code is indented several spaces over: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8959489/why-does-cobol-ha...
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by int_handler 10y ago
It's happening: https://xkcd.com/1508/
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by int_handler 10y ago
It is clearly stated in the article: When Google published the Dremel paper in 2010, it explained how this structure is preserved within column store. ... The definition and repetition levels encoding is so efficient for semistructu
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by int_handler 10y ago
So basically the main motivation for this is that Windows makes it difficult use shared C++ libraries?
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by int_handler 10y ago
Perhaps if you are the author of the 20,000 line header file, but from my experience, this is certainly not the case when developing software in a team. Having all the code in one file is significantly more difficult to understand for a new
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by int_handler 10y ago
I also used to work at Microsoft. CNF was primarily used in the kernel and driver code but rarely in userland code, with the exception of certain tools that were developed and maintained by the kernel team (such as powercfg.exe). CNF was on
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by int_handler 11y ago
Man, I'm getting tons of early-2000s vibes from the design of the zynamics website.
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by int_handler 11y ago
Or, if you want to use a binary format without having to deal with all of the complexities of inventing your own, you can also use Protocol Buffers. You can even use Protocol Buffers as a schema for JSON too as of 3.0.
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by int_handler 11y ago
I would like to know this too. There is something similar for Python: http://omz-software.com/pythonista/ . However, I'm not sure where Apple draws the line between "interpreted" and "compiled."
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by int_handler 11y ago
That makes sense now. :)
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by int_handler 11y ago
Good to hear. What are they using for configuration in the newer frameworks instead? True, XMLHttpRequest was good for the world. My distaste for XML generally stems from some particularly bad experiences I have had working with XML configu
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by int_handler 11y ago
I understood and agree with what you intended to say, but perhaps "life events" may have been a bit ambiguous, and some people tend to define "depression caused by life events" as depression caused by tragedies.
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by int_handler 11y ago
Agreed for the most part. My only gripe with the .NET world, and Microsoft's ecosystem in general, is the love for XML (#7 in the article).
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by int_handler 11y ago
Nobody is discounting the problem of police brutality for the thousands of underprivileged. Acknowledging that problem should not mean that we should simply ignore other forms judicial overreach, such as the abuse of the CFAA in Aaron Swart
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by int_handler 11y ago
The point is that it is possible to be able to pitch a technology to management without being overly opaque and sounding like a bag of buzzwords. Also, keep in mind that different industries are accustomed to different sets of terminology.
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by int_handler 11y ago
Yeah, just saying, "sorry, Officer," obviously solved the problem for Aaron Swartz.
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by int_handler 11y ago
Also, the examples on the page all seem to use 4 spaces instead of a tab.

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