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Comment #27058709
I successfully helped a woman in a similar situation a few years ago. We thought what would help the most was to become familiar with the parts of a modern framework (controllers, …
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Comment #19977222
the gear on the left is the driving gear, moving at a constant rate. When the gear on the left allows the gear on the right to fit closer to the center of that left gear, the gear …
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Comment #16733907
If you want an example of a project using all the latest technologies together, a good place to look is jhipster. It’s code generation of a spring boot and angular or (coming soon)…
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Comment #15175434
I've been teaching my 7 year old using the "Coding Games in Scratch" book, and he loves it. I'm using Chrome on Ubuntu 16.04 to run flash, and it works fine.
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Comment #9787629
Would be interesting to see how this compares to RDS--i.e. perhaps all these optimizations are already in place, or perhaps it makes sense to not use RDS, and optimize mysql for yo…
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Comment #7560698
Anyone know of any comparisons between this and Apache Mahout? I've used Mahout's Item-Item recommender in the past, and it's worked well, just wondering if there were advantages t…
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Comment #6261725
Considering the type of information that would be stored in an application for use by physicians, they might be considering Java due to the number of security issues found in Rails…
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Comment #5114114
1. No idea--I think they're still working on pricing. They're eager to work with people, so I would just contact them if interested. 2 & 3. This is a topic for a research paper...a…
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Comment #5113730
I'm not the submitter, but I work with the people who write sequenceL and can answer questions about it.
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Comment #4318718
The announcement appears to make Zing available to open source projects, not to make Zing itself open source. Still potentially useful.
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Comment #2748492
I think the main difference is that Centos strives to be "100% binary compatible." We write software targeted to enterprise users that are generally running Redhat. Our development…