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epper
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About epper
More at http://andrea.zilio.name
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Comment #8691442
> [...] The problem is with code reuse. The only real form of code reuse that OOP addresses is direct object inheritance. [...] Inheritance is a form of code reuse in OOP. Composit…
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Comment #7255567
He does mention Dependency Injection briefly. Anyway Spring is just one option (e.g. Guice is another one).
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Comment #3660725
This is very cool! Have to look better into it, but it does not seem to be error tolerant. Hence here is a related approach to make error-tolerant this kind of typeahead search!! L…
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Comment #3608529
I agree with you that there should be focus on both during an interview process. However I see no problem in a post/discussion/website focusing on a part of the interview process s…
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Comment #3606458
> I'm sure there are tons of developers that can sort arrays like there is no tomorrow, but sometimes I would like to work with people that can create software. Companies should se…
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Comment #3424832
True, but if you both are friends on Wuala you can do it easily. Provided that no man in the middle attacks take place during the "friendship" operation :)
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Comment #3424119
Yep, servers are in europe. They say in their FAQ that their servers are in secure server farm in Switzerland, Germany and France.
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Comment #3424035
Wuala: http://www.wuala.com Data is encrypted with your password on the client side, your password never leaves your PC. They published a paper on their security implemenation: htt…
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Comment #3415783
I don't think that decorators are too complex to be used usually... In python it should be a known and understood pattern and therefore it should not scare at all. (Moreover it sho…
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Comment #3415651
First time I write in HN, but I really wanted to give my take on this. I have to say that I really feel that to get readability, over nesting too, you often should refactor a bit t…