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fat0wl

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    Comment #11857284

    This is true but keep in mind that you have to set up a pipeline for collecting the data into HDFS (Storm? batch loading?) & you have to pay for the machines. So while your analysi…

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    Comment #11750698

    yeah i do Scala now but same deal. Where I think the OP comment really goes wrong is when he says something like "you're gonna need all that stuff and you're gonna end up re-implem…

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    Comment #9627330

    There is a huge legal difference between getting caught doing drugs vs facilitating the trafficking of mass quantities of controlled substances. I don't think casual marijuana smok…

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    Comment #9582934

    I feel like this is already indirectly possible with cache systems... yes there is an initial load from DB or whatever, but with Ehcache for example I think(?) all those objects ju…

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    Comment #9540281

    I'd like to at least offer some support to this -- I'm not sure I agree with all of your conclusions but since switching to Scrum mentality I definitely notice that the goals of ou…

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    Comment #9539183

    my company is "totally agile" (they wish) and it gives the management layer something to do cuz they are analyzing JIRA all day coming up with horse-shit charts, so of course they …

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    Comment #9017798

    A doctor would probably classify this as some level of abuse, since medically accepted drinking levels are low (few drinks a week, I think?). Even if its just "1 per day", chemical…

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    Comment #8997326

    Do the repo owners get a cut? :) I tried it on Clojure then imagined how guilty I'd feel buying it knowing Rich Hickey wouldn't get any money but the printers would get lots, hah.

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    Comment #8988058

    heh thanks for the words of encouragement. i'm going to try now, yes. but basically.... to be fair i'm getting paid a pretty good wage so i really just need some experience to avoi…

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    Comment #8980719

    yep there are also a lot of situations in enterprise where you don't exactly know how your code will be used in near future (in Because of that I'd say.... it's not like I see a lo…

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    Comment #8980239

    Honestly, I'd rather they make it a paid service than a dystopian clusterfuck of advertising espionage. I'm more likely to quit the wonnnnderful "free" service you describe and def…

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    Comment #8977485

    This cost-center point is key. I work for one of the big international electronics corps as an enterprise web dev, but they have no interest in the quality of our work. They don't …

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    Comment #8974566

    o man i would love to try "brothers" :) does the offer still stand? i am one of those "controller" pc gamers... (i am "fat0wl" on steam too!)

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    Comment #8945272

    hah i am jealous of you both... i don't get the kickbacks, i just get one more team of consultants that i have to work with on every project who relish the tiny bit of authority th…

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    Comment #8944824

    this may be true. I use a lot of IBM server/development techs & pretty much all of them are missing the magic they claim, boiling down to "confusing forced development paradigm tha…

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    Comment #8930058

    I think a big issue is that a lot of these rules need to be revised as language features evolve. A lot of productive paradigms are no longer "pure" code. I see a lot of comments ki…

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    Comment #8926029

    i did this with an AWS system because we never configured security keys properly -- basically got tired of whitelisting 1 IP at a time for development tasks, especially since I had…

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    Comment #8923315

    amen. there are downsides to the chaos of consulting that i don't particularly enjoy but the only time i ever spoke to HR was when they handed me my badge, and there is no such thi…

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    Comment #8921649

    i kindof believe all languages should have some ability to run with a browser-based GUI... why bother with all the hair-brained implementations (Swing, Qt, etc.) when we could just…

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    Comment #8918682

    amen... i struggle with this a lot & though its cute to think "oh but i get to write code at work & be creative!!" all of the monstrous bureaucracy is very stifling, & my creativit…

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    Comment #8900079

    i understand your point about history but disagree with your conclusion... at this point its not like Adobe would have to re-architect the system cuz im sure when you click & use a…

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    Comment #8898976

    thanks -- i didnt realize #1 was the case, & good point about the pipeline loop... I guess since I just use the CLI utils in different ecosystems it doesn't really occur to me how …

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    Comment #8897208

    are there a lot of applications where this matters? maybe for CLI utils or something? i mostly make web-apps or data-mining apps, never really understood this criticism of long (1 …

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    Comment #8897197

    heh i am always nervous to use this macro... while i agree it often makes things much simpler & more linear i feel like working without it would probably lead to quicker learning o…