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cwinters
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Comment #4193962
I think you'd be better served by looking at his CPAN area [1] where you'll find this ~9 year old module (among others) is nicely formatted and highly readable [2] [1] http://searc…
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Comment #4085034
Plus: reinventing date/time without using (or even referencing) Joda? Ouch.
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Comment #2821373
True, but the gap is much, much larger between JDK Date/Time classes and Joda vs that between Joda and JSR-310.
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Comment #2737000
Given the author's reported experience I'm surprised there aren't more posts from him on the mailing list ( http://altair.cs.oswego.edu/mailman/listinfo/concurrency-int... ) where …
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Comment #2006813
Have you tried to go through this process? Amazon seems to have done a good deal of work to ensure its servers and practices are HIPAA-compliant: http://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/wh…
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Comment #1542039
Etsy (not surprising since John Allspaw from flickr is head of ops): http://www.southsearepublic.org/article/2340/read/etsys_cont...
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Comment #1313908
Medical dictation is a success for recognition, but it's important to remember that no such system can function by itself. Instead, they're often advertised as making the human tra…
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Comment #1223610
True for some patterns, but not all. Unit of Work, for example, is a useful abstraction no matter what framework or language you're using. (It's not a GoF pattern, but it was broug…
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Comment #1092948
I agree that everything is leaky abstractions. The lesson I get from the idea is to assess the probability of leaks occurring and the risks they present when they do. Some of the O…
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Comment #1087176
Anybody else get a kick of the 'Oracle/Agile' bubble on slide 41?
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Comment #915135
Publication date of 1984: 1949. Bad writing is bad writing.
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Comment #903364
1) Languages and tools should be highlighted if they're exceptional -- e.g., I probably don't need to hear that you used SQL to interact with a database, but if you implemented a s…
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Comment #696202
Anyone using emacs would be well served by the Kinesis Ergo keyboard -- Ctrl and Atl (and a bunch of others) are at your superstrong thumbs, not your wimpy pinky: http://kinesis-er…
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Comment #601511
I've had a kinesis keyboard for ~9 years, and after using it for a few weeks I thought it should be required for any emacs user. Putting ctrl-alt (and enter) under your strongest d…
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Comment #585536
If you're walking around for 10 hours that's 50 photos an hour. Given a conservative four photos per shot, that's only ~12 actual shots per hour, or one every five minutes. Doesn't…