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superdude264
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Comment #38046866
I feel this comment is pequant and jejuon. Of the distributed nature of computing has made it's way into programming language research.
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Comment #25088786
Yeah, like who is to say 1+1=2?
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Comment #21568295
I've had the same feeling and finally came to a few conclusion that Fielding's REST architectural constraints lead to client applications that are required to utilize undefined URI…
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Comment #21561767
I just finished reading the paper and that’s what it looks like to me. It’s a CRUD interface w/ multiple implementations (proxy, cache, route, serialize, filesystem store, memory s…
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Comment #20255585
This is really neat. In this space, is the normal metric 'atmospheric CO2 equivalent'? Is this just so they can normalize the affects of all the different things that cause warming…
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Comment #17322782
CLT, RTP, and Austin are all fairly liberal leaning.
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Comment #11476332
Just put the comma in front of item you're about to add. Apple ,Banana
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Comment #11442479
If it makes you feel better, Fred Brooks of System/360 ("mainframe") fame has a pronounced Southern accent, and is a Turing award winner.
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Comment #11400610
I was interested to see that too. Especially how it was tightly clustered with C. Maybe there are a lot of projects of C modules with a Python wrapper bringing them all together?
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Comment #11263412
Just last Spring, he lent me his copy of "What Color is Your Parachute" and invited me into his office to discuss two job offers I was contemplating. He did all this after he passe…
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Comment #9979818
Can you link to or write more about what other kinds of things need to be fixed? What is wrong with the sign of an electron's charge?
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Comment #9496698
These machines also use vastly more energy than a human brain.
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Comment #9490628
Can you explain a little more about what problem it's trying to solve and how it goes about doing that? I've read the architecture overview and it sounds a little bit like IPFS (ip…
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Comment #9249680
I'm calling bullshit. Post a source for your examples. Also, the ABA and the AMA agree unions for lawyers and doctors. They have a government sanctioned monopoly on top level legal…
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Comment #9162121
Who gets do define merit? Too many Jewish students were getting into Harvard in the early part of the 20th century, so the application process was changed.
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Comment #8865464
So the university get a portion of each grant someone brings in? This may be naive, but I thought grant money was given to a person/project and that tuition paid for university stu…
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Comment #8039504
I have to agree. This gentleman seems a bit confused. I imagine a virtual livestock auction is something you'd want to utilize all the bandwidth you've paid your provider for and n…
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Comment #8019250
Do you know of any publicly available API that is truly RESTful (has embrace HATEOAS)?
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Comment #7743719
Great article. If I'm understanding it correctly, it seems like the advantage comes from mapping your domain actions to the standard HTTP actions on each domain object. Once this i…
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Comment #7737646
I don't understand how it's possible to program to a true REST service given his final bullet point and one of his comments: > A REST API should be entered with no prior knowledge …
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Comment #7708235
I'd love to see a pragmatic take on the open/closed principle. I've seen a colleague extend a class, override the method in question by copying in the code from the super-class, th…