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Comment #5916901
You get your original battery back on the way home.
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Comment #5428789
We need one for "got"
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Comment #4727780
San Diego and Sunnyvale CA Front end positions: html5 and Play Framework Back end positions: Scala with Hadoop (we don't require Scala experience just enthusiasm) GridX - we are a …
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Comment #4465202
San Diego and Sunnyvale CA Front end positions: html5 (with Play framework) Back end positions: Scala with Hadoop (we don't require Scala experience just enthusiasm) GridX - we are…
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Comment #4353440
It looks like the DB schema is generated from the class definitions by the library. Queries are type safe: http://slick.typesafe.com/doc/0.11.0/gettingstarted.html#sch...
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Comment #4085681
Awesome - thank you. It is great to have so many choices
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Comment #4085171
How does this differ from Spray? https://github.com/spray/spray
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Comment #4076741
Cassandra stretches across multiple DC's nicely by design.
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Comment #3919143
Scala runs perfectly on Android
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Comment #3915991
Sunnyvale and San Diego CA Front-end UI Developer GridX - we are a well funded startup developing a unique new application to operate the next generation smart electricity grid. He…
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Comment #3842413
This is a very static analysis. It takes the current spread of power generation emissions and applies it to the future electricity load of EV's. This is fundamentally flawed reason…
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Comment #3788239
Sunnyvale and San Diego CA Front-end UI Developer GridX - we are a well funded startup developing a unique new application to operate the next generation smart electricity grid. Jo…
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Comment #3604255
Google Docs (and Zoho) does collaboration really well. This is important. MS Office does not even come close. The article makes a valid point - we do not need bloated desktop softw…
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Comment #3539884
As a developer i love Git. I love its speed, its decentralized nature, merging, branching. I even love submodules. We use git to deploy with - github hooks lets us auto pull from a…
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Comment #3531924
The battery pack and associated circuitry is a array of solid state components. An internal combustion engine has thousands of different parts - many of them moving, unmonitored an…
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Comment #3531754
You are kidding right? - EV drive trains are much simpler and have a order of magnitude fewer parts than ICE vehicles or hybrids.
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Comment #3522646
The JVM is a absolute dream to work with. We run it on a multi node Cassandra EC2 cluster and on tiny embedded devices. And develop for both those platforms on OS X. Java the langu…
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Comment #3514952
Really? We are in a absolute computing revolution. Never before has small teams or individuals had access to so much cheap, available computation. We can spin up vast compute resou…
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Comment #3325527
David carries quite a lot of weight in my book (we use Lift in production). Despite the negative title he makes a very good point and points out that this is entirely solvable. Thi…
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Comment #3300485
Excellent response. I never understood the hate towards Dispatch - I had a lot of fun learning it with the help of http://www.flotsam.nl/dispatch-periodic-table.html If you dont wa…
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Comment #3266185
The article seems very fear driven, many of his arguments simply do not gel with my experience. We have been using Scala for 4 months now and have the first cut of our product rele…
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Comment #3227030
Ward Bell is right and a visionary to boot. I hope all our competitors read this blog and follow his advice.
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Comment #3026317
I really like this idea: http://www.chrononsystems.com/post-execution-logging/
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Comment #2989861
Akka actors are the accepted production solution in Scala. I wonder how the author translated actor heavy code to clojure - I guess the closest available concept would be agents.
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Comment #2817863
We have to wait a little bit: http://blogs.oracle.com/henrik/entry/supported_platforms_for...