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Comment #47540168
I'm training for a charity ride up Mont Ventoux this summer. I kept hitting the wall on long training rides despite knowing the theory, such as Jeukendrup's work on carbohydrate ox…
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Comment #10025638
At Zalando we have an account per team, and have been releasing a bunch of tooling to help do this securely.[1] It's not completely easy (e.g., account creation at Amazon can not b…
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Comment #9996713
Zalando is hiring in Berlin, Dortmund, Erfurt, Mönchengladbach (Germany); Dublin (Ireland); and Helsinki (Finland). Zalando has built an entire fashion ecommerce stack, and is now …
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Comment #9522906
PUT should be idempotent, though.
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Comment #8914745
My former colleagues have been working on http://apidoc.me/ ( https://github.com/gilt/apidoc ). I really like this approach, which is basically: 1. specify the api in json 2. apido…
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Comment #8805984
We're working on a very low-tech version of this at Zalando, here: https://github.com/zalando/aws-minion
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Comment #7543299
Care to recommend some alternatives?
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Comment #5136288
Why are these called promises and not futures?
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Comment #3274789
The xml stuff is more the exception than the rule. They've moved away from that approach. Whether to keep it at all has been discussed quite a bit. It would be more fair to look at…
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Comment #3129293
Same for me on Chrome + MacOS. I opened it in incognito mode and it worked.
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Comment #2650992
Agreed, not sound reasoning, but here's a nice summary of the challenges of Clojure on Android: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4651757/clojure-on-androi...
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Comment #2647561
Bill Venners, owner of Artima, is a co-author of the Staircase book, and author of ScalaTest. He has embraced Scala more than most.
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Comment #2647555
I used to agree, until I ran into a bunch of inline StringBuilder Java XML where no schema existed, and simply converting it to Scala at least ensured it was well-formed while we r…