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collabedit.com seems quite similar, but easier

at [object Object].executeCommand (/home/node/local/lib/node_modules/mongodb/lib/mongodb/db.js:708:41) at Collection.findOne (/home/node/local/lib/node_modules/mongodb/lib/mongodb/…

this was interesting the first time it was on hn several weeks ago.

I agree that i can live with it as others had said, but it would be interesting to know how the vcses that apparently resolve this issue, actually resolve it.

now if i could only get java 1.6 javadoc to show up, instead of java 1.4.2 javadoc, when i type in any arbitrary java class name.

Considering the rise in popularity of arm processors, one would assume that that would have a impact on virtual machine design. Also the emphasis on multicore is a more important c…

I completely agree. I wake up in the morning and hack on some stuff of my own for an hour or two, go to work as a developer all day, get back around 8 and hack till 2-3am each and …

I this was about rewarding the teachers than i'd feel bad for you. But this is about how to improve education for the KIDS, so your point is meritless. I completely agree with Bill…

the green socks are rockin.

Given that getting a random key is an insignificant use case, i can't see where you come up with that maps are broken. That's like saying getting a car to fly is tedious.

I would think you'd have to offer 200K to get anyone any good to go.

it only matters if you do both. only do one.

egads that's horrendous.

the yes/no pie chart was especially hilarious

wow.. that laptops are winning 2-1 is amazing. that's insane.

linux users tend to upgrade as well.

XP is better than Vista. People usually only want to upgrade to better. Looky - it took me only two sentences to answer what you couldn't in a whole blog of nonsense.

Spoken like a true rich pompous azz

More likely public release plans are something a massive public company does not want to have available.

or how not to hire someone.

My experience has been identical to yours. Ask simple questions, get constant failures. In bad times, the signal to noise ratio is completely out of wack. A recession is the worst …