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by noss 10y ago
Also if you have a lot of data you use an ets table which is more or less an in-process but off-gc-heap key-value database.
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by noss 11y ago
Live somewhere where you can safely bike to work. I bike all year around in Stockholm's climate, and that way I get at least 1h physical activity every workday.
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by noss 12y ago
Glad to see that, however this is not very sophisticated. We used to build houses where the loading walls were thick brick walls, and from what I understand it was mostly given up because of the costly skilled labor requirements. I dream of
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by noss 12y ago
This is interesting experimentation. However everything I see in 3D-printed houses seem very much built for the sake of being 3D-printer built. Technology in search of a problem to solve. And this is probably not far off the truth at this s
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by noss 12y ago
Android's target machine is google's dalvik vm, and not the jvm.
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by noss 12y ago
But they also provide a level of security that nothing else can offer for that currency. They literally can print more money if they don't have enough to pay you back.
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by noss 12y ago
It is true that big phones are popular here in Korea. It is not uncommon to have more than an hour in public transport to get to work, two hours happens quite frequently as well. Some people even have a telscope antenna for tv reception in
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by noss 13y ago
With java 7 and java.util.Objects there is a static helper method. Nice to have in the favourites in Eclipse. import static java.util.Objects.equals; if(equals(myString, "foobar")) { ... }
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by noss 13y ago
The local operator does not seem to be taking enough responsibility for the work they are supposed to do. In Stockholm you can get your taxi fare paid for up to 400 SEK (~40 EUR) if you are running more than 20 minutes late because of sched
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by noss 13y ago
Definitely, I often catch exceptions and wrap them just to add more information from the try-finally scope. It is so frequently useful to get a full story of what the app was attempting to do.
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by noss 14y ago
My problems with shoulder and wrist pains all originate from stressful projects. When you sit entire days with your muscles tense, over and over again, that is when problems start to occur. I can not connect my problems to bad ergonomics, b
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by noss 14y ago
I have done code reviews in a scrum team setting. Often there are tasks that only one team member will implement, it would simply be too many chefs to have two developers on it, and the others are needed to implement other things. What we f
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by noss 14y ago
It was quite interesting and humbling to see how my university class mates could absorb so much of the mandatory C programming course in only 2 months. Stuff that I had taught myself over the previous 5 years. I think that the most valuable
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by noss 14y ago
Stackoverflow.com is really good at discussing these kind of issues, and the question has beeen asked and answered many times already as I found out with a bit of googling. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/761194/interface-vs-abstr...
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by noss 14y ago
Reminds me how I use HPROF for profiling the JVM. It is my next step after doing the simpler (while sleep 1; do jstack PID; done) | grep -A 10 THREADNAMEPATTERN
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by noss 14y ago
I bought a baseball cap today, because I sport a buzzcut and I'm temporarily working in a climate where the sun is burning. So I need it to protect myself from the sun. Could it be that the decline of the hat came with the office culture? M
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by noss 15y ago
I recently uninstalled DroidEdit because I had to handle more updates to it than uses for a text editor on my tab. This is mostly because typing without tactile feedback isn't that great. The editor in itself was quite smart though.
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by noss 15y ago
How heavy would a small ICE unit need to be to produce enough current to keep the batteries alive for longer periods of time? And how much fuel would such a thing use?
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by noss 15y ago
I use www.glesys.se, they have hosting at two locations in Sweden, but also New York and Amsterdam. I'm quite happy with them for the 100 SEK i pay per month for some MFA sites.
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by noss 15y ago
I understand the resentment, but the right course of action must surely be to not upgrade. Instead go with an alternative, such as Mac OS or Linux.
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by noss 15y ago
I frequently take cold showers between sauna sessions. Both are extremes, in the sauna I like the feeling of hot steam making my skin shiver just after a splash of water on the heater. In a cold shower I like the initial gasp for air and th
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by noss 15y ago
That comparasion came to my mind as well. One problem with the prostitution law was that prostitutes now had to go into hiding, since their customers wanted to be more discrete. This led to an advantage for those working with trafficking, t
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by noss 15y ago
Okay, how was it, did Lisp introduce if expressions or if statements?
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by noss 16y ago
I wonder how much different their project is to the bank-id and e-legitimation used in Sweden.
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by noss 16y ago
The "you fucked up somewhere" without any explaination of his opinion makes this piece look childish.
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by noss 16y ago
Sweden had a similar amount, but it was only lowered to about 5000€.
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by noss 16y ago
The goal, the scarce resource one optimize for, tend to be different. (To use the language from http://freakonomics.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/07/30/know-your-s... , posted here earlier ). Control-driven concurrency tends to be io-bound if bei
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by noss 16y ago
For me, this article introduces some useful terminology in relation to concurrency that I had not read about before. I am thinking about "SPMD, Single Program Multiple Data" and data-driven vs control-driven parallelism. As an Erlang user a
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by noss 16y ago
For those of you that have been through startups that involved investors. How important was the cost of living, office rent space? How does that importance compare to how easy it is to hire the right people? I can see how "lifestyle startup
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by noss 16y ago
I have heard this presented as "telcom companies do not want to be reduced to be a bitpipe". It is a fear I find to be mistaken. Even though a bit is a bit any way it is transferred, things like latency, jitter, guaranteed throughput, those

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