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geekishmatt

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About geekishmatt

being geek by passion

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    Comment #17950943

    actually the author re-discovered a pattern called ValueObject[1] [1] - https://martinfowler.com/bliki/ValueObject.html

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    Comment #11215692

    robots.txt is the "(Web) Robots Exclusion List". Any web robots should parse your /robots.txt before accessing any site, but it's still the robot's (or its programmer's) choice to …

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    Comment #11073979

    Sometimes a subtraction of a unit absolutly legal and you are still in the same model or context. (Temperature loss) Sometimes a subtraction of a unit is hidden-black-magic and you…

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    Comment #11072779

    You are mixing up the mathematical universe with the physical (also known as real) universe. For a mathematican 42 or -42 makes sense - there are no units necessary. The mathematic…

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    Comment #8095851

    It's a community project. It's opensource. It's HN material. What is your definition of "HN material".

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    Comment #8041263

    https://github.com/akullpp/awesome-java you're welcome

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    Comment #7789928

    Don't use Ruby/RoR and stay with PHP. PHP has got a large community, there are alot of modern frameworks and libaries like Symfony2, Silex, Doctrine2, Monolog, Assetic, Twig. There…

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    Comment #7639121

    http://9ch.in/overscript/

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    Comment #7507526

    Go to college, get your degree and invest your spare time for networking, personal projects or some open-source projects ;) Try to learn few more languages an/or paradigms...

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    Comment #6675772

    according to ubuntu documention you need to press alt+PrtScn simultaneously for any sysrq action

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    Comment #6675738

    according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_SysRq_key PrtScn+C means "Perform a system crash. A crashdump will be taken if it is configured."