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al452
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Comment #15583716
AutoValue beats Lombok hands down. Not least because it is pure Java so no extra IDE support is needed.
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Comment #15519589
Yes.
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Comment #15519569
Yes it is an America-thing. If you're in the rest of the world move on, nothing to see here,
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Comment #15519565
This.
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Comment #15498652
Note how the Guardian headline has seamlessly converted the report's wording “display one or more characteristics that signal their potential vulnerability” to "are financially vul…
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Comment #15297005
They could, though then there would be more trust issues about who hosts and controls the database. A database of which every participant keeps a copy, and with strong guarantees a…
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Comment #15292747
You miss the point about trust. The trust issue that blockchain addresses for big banks is not "I'm worried you're a scam that will disappear with all my money". It's "I'm worried …
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Comment #15269377
That it works as a sales pitch doesn't mean it's inaccurate. The focus of container work pre-Docker really was all about isolation not packaging.
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Comment #15225426
The reason people build those models with those assumptions isn't some great conspiracy, it's merely because under those assumptions it's actually feasible to build models. Buildin…
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Comment #15164567
Well the original article headline doesn't talk about anyone "wanting" anything at all -- I don't know, why would Wired repost articles from Quanta, changing only the headline? htt…
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Comment #15162712
True but in fairness NextBSD was only ever a technology demo / proof of concept.
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Comment #15060298
IntelliJ often shows latency, but it's not "slow", it's doing a stupendous amount of work behind the scenes and building an incredibly rich model of your code and your application.…
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Comment #15041912
Excellent site, love it. I can't provide a funny story or eulogy, but have a scary one... "Microsoft Lync" [item 10 on the list right now] is not dead, it's aaaalllliiiiivvveeeee..…
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Comment #14997120
In some ways agree, except that I do not find Taibbi's rage-driven ignorance-fuelled style in any way "emotionally satisfying".
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Comment #14968655
"The Daily Mail coverage is worse" It always is.
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Comment #14968610
You mean NIST not NSA, right?
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Comment #14957526
Oh god yes, the Guardian was the last newspaper I read regularly (well that and the FT sometimes) but I gave it up because I just couldn't take the horrible whingey whiny columnist…
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Comment #14956130
Yes absolutely, a good one is invaluable at helping the rest of the team be more productive.
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Comment #14955978
"Under single payer system, it's illegal to purchase medicine or health care." Total utter FUD. It's legal and normal in each of the 3 countries I've lived&worked in with a single-…
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Comment #14938871
> Oracle Solaris is irrelevant. Amen to that.
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Comment #14878850
I kind of agree, but feel a need to point out that the "absurd cash piles" are a byproduct of tax rules, not of (alleged) timidity on the part of Cook et al.
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Comment #14878834
> I find good Windows machines are as reliable as Mac's ones. Yes. But they are still fugly.