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dlanouette
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Comment #22054395
Interesting. It didn't do that for me. But, I had already specifically set my font. So, maybe it changed the previous default to this new font.
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Comment #21693105
+1 for Compassion International. We've been sponsoring children through them for 20 years. We get to know the children personally with cards, letters and Christmas gifts. We were j…
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Comment #21061347
I think the comment is exactly opposite of what you are suggesting. The comment is saying that Lambda has limitations and works best when considering those limitations. If those li…
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Comment #21061230
I'm curious. Did you look into Googles AppEngine? It seems to have a lot of the benefits that Heroku offers, but is much cheaper. Granted that it does impose some limitations, and …
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Comment #20305425
While it is technically true that Alferd Nobel did not provide for a prize in Economics in his will, there is The Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences (1). This was funded …
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Comment #20278286
You would go to a neurologist. Preferably one that specializes in Parkinson's disease.
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Comment #19963867
I just recently found Essential Craftsman, and I absolutely love it! This video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qP1AmDRhoas ) popped up on my YouTube feed about a month ago and r…
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Comment #19808947
> About 50% of our users completely skip the onboarding altogether. How is this different than when you had no onboarding? (serious question) Did you make other changes that made t…
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Comment #16690054
It seems to me that it's a good thing for Oracle. Oracle/Sun was never going to make any headway in the mobile space. It just wasn't going to happen. So, it wasn't a loss to them, …
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Comment #16689400
Java on mobile was (virtually) dead before Android. Now it's thriving and relevant again.
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Comment #16549232
I'd argue that instead, she should have emailed the rest of the team and asked what's going on. Raise the issue and let somebody take responsibility. A potential side benefit is th…
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Comment #14561251
I'm going to go reformat all the files in my companies repo and wait for the raise.
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Comment #14158973
To play the devil's advocate. While I agree with you, the article did say the costs were being incurred by the part manufacturer.
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Comment #13055667
> Databases have been written in Java, too; Your comment seems to imply that java hasn't been successful for db development. HBase, Cassandra and ElasticSearch would all disagree. …
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Comment #11522968
That used to be the case. But with v1.4, it's mostly (all?) in golang now. http://dave.cheney.net/2014/09/01/gos-runtime-c-to-go-rewrit...
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Comment #11406695
This article is full of FUD, and shows a very naive understanding of how to maintain and deploy software. The "problems" he talks about are caused by so many other problems he has …
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Comment #10891939
Can you talk about why you moved from Balanced? They've had AHC payments for a long time, haven't they?
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Comment #10205817
That was an option that he gave (towards the bottom). I have no idea if GH passes these on to the repo owner or not. GH may have just removed the repos. But, the original author di…
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Comment #10024038
Can you elaborate on what you mean by the "very large/significant complexity drawback"? From what I've seen (which is admittedly small) Rust is much less complex than either C or C…
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Comment #5252440
> using the same shitty Blackberry for 6 years now. > I'm 20 now. So, you had a Blackberry when you were 14? Your post has a luddite like quality to it, but this fact is quite the …