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joe24pack
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yup keep it simple and stupid as you can, and when you can't make sure you comment heavily and clearly __why__ you're doing that clever piece of code ...
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voetsjoeba
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That's an interesting idea. Off the top of my head, I think it's probably more reliable to do an EXPLAIN query to analyze the query plan. Those should report the indexes that are being used to execute the query (or lack thereof).
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flussence
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Did Mozilla hire the guy that made Zombo.com?
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shevegen
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For me it comes down to motivation.
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stkerr
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Soo... rather than scale, I just wrote less crappy code.
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I've been stuck all week on Lithium PHP filters; my productivity has gone to hell and I'm sick if it.
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leondz
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Strange, I was expecting to be redirected back to Reddit.
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hostetcl
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"nlsplit" made me think "new line split", which does already exist. Maybe consider renaming it to be a little more specific? "natlangsplit" maybe?
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a3_nm
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Here is an example output on some lorem ipsum. The various '\n' in the chunks are kept from the source text. The requested chunk size is 100 (nlsplit 100). -- piece 0 length 89 confidence 24.000000 Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Praesent semper orci et purus. -- piece 1 leng...
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dwchandler
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> But I've long since moved beyond Lisp. To ocaml? I'm interested in the "moved beyond" wording you use and I'd love it if you would elaborate a little, or point me to some relevant reading wrt what you mean by moving beyond Lisp.
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keepreading
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For any of you reading this before looking at the article; my advice is to just read the first sentence. Everything after that is just rambling, and there's no attempt at a solution. edit: actually, I would guess that this article was written to avoid the situation it speaks of.
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effigies
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It seems to be following the NLP convention. Maybe NLPiece?
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eating_your_syrup
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System that logs the performance of each DB query and creates a report for this with configurable trigger levels in delta? Dunno if such exists as a ready solution, but where we work we have a system like that. It monitors everything from DB queries to JMX traffic round trip time.
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Glad to see I'm in good company.
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shevegen
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Why would anyone use Java when the same can be done in Ruby or Python much more readily? People always state it is because of speed reasons. But if speed always was such a huge issue to begin with, why did we really need to see the creation of perl, php, ruby, python and even lua?
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Benutzername
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Also, there is a difference between the new operator and operator new.
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kimmel_
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What exactly are you splitting on for your chunks? Splitting based on sentences for English exists in many forms, here is but one example https://metacpan.org/module/sentence_split.pl
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a3_nm
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I agree that "nlsplit" could be misinterpreted. I didn't think something better could be done though, but "nlpiece" is really nice. Mind if I steal it?
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Darkmoth
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Very insightful, and very true (at least for me). One caveat: "stuckness" is the bane of the *professional* programmer, it's merely annoying for the hobbyist.
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canadiansaur
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Because some people like static typing?
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DanInDC
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Is this some sort of half assed troll account? Every comment you've made seems to try to incite a language war.
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MercurialMadnessMan
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My profs use Google Code Search to teach :(
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dimensional_dan
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The greatest enemy is that shitty design that you half plan thinking it's really great and then you get half way through and realise "oh shit it doesn't really work like that" and have to either work out some whacky piece of batshit insane code to hobble everything together or do what you should have done in the first ...
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a3_nm
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I am splitting (roughly in order of priority) on multiple '\n's, single '\n's for a file with long lines, single '\n's with indentation changes, single '\n's where the first word fitted on the previous line, sentence delimiters (with scoring to avoid acronyms and that sort of things), single '\n's (with preference for ...
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I would add: code distributed only in binary form has no copyright. Copyright is a privilege granted to the author in order to create an incentive for sharing knowledge. After a certain period has passed that knowledge becomes public domain. Since binary code does not share the knowledge, only its effects, it should n...
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eclectro
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>Very odd decision. Maybe not if it is seen as aiding competitors.
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Jookia
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This isn't the place for discussing how bad C++ is or isn't.
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eclectro
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>I don't understand why Code Search isn't integrated to the main search engine. Because the vast, vast majority of people aren't programmers??
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MercurialMadnessMan
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>For example, you'd be right to be hesitant about adopting Google+ right now. Why bother building your social network on Plus if it's possible that it might fail to gain traction, and end up closing down in a couple of years? This makes me sad, because as much as they're saying that it will be integrated into all t...
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MercurialMadnessMan
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Umm... I didn't even realize Notebook existed until just now. It looks pretty sweet.
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eclectro
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Better hurry up and graduate!
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handruin
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This. So often have I learned from making it 2/3rds through and when the whacky pobs code starts getting implemented, I stop, suck it up, and refactor. At the end of the day I feel like I got nothing done, but I did a lot.
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MercurialMadnessMan
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Sets was great... then they turned it into Google Squared. And now that's killed off too?
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__j_random_hacker
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I realise you can't talk about every difference between C and C++ in a short intro article, because then it wouldn't be a short intro article. Still I can't help the feeling that you have omitted many important aspects of writing *modern* C++. E.g. almost every modern C++ program avoids `new` and `delete` entirely, b...
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MercurialMadnessMan
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If you build it, they will come. This could be a good opportunity to make a useful tool for the programming community (which is growing larger every day), and a source of revenue.
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pastachef
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Cody and Powell are two ajacent towns in wyoming, so that's funny.
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pastachef
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Cody and Powell are two ajacent towns in wyoming, so that's funny.
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kouteiheika
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> just build a random-length pause between each HHTP request for the next page :) Unfortunately, it doesn't work that way.
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MercurialMadnessMan
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But, in a way, they did! That new menubar gives you access.
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pragmatist
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As a person that uses aws and linode (now viewed as legacy), linode really feels like some ghetto shit.
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MercurialMadnessMan
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And then there is GChat, GVoice, Huddles, and Hangouts. They could merge a lot of their products.
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MercurialMadnessMan
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Your missing punctuation made this very difficult to understand.
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Freeky
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Surprised it's a traditional brute-force engine - I was expecting some sort of fancy [compressed self-index](http://willets.org/fti.html) or so.
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Darkmoth
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Here's the thing though - language use evolves incredibly quickly. COBOL has been superseded, as has Fortran (mostly), Pascal, Perl, etc. It's not hard to believe that C++ has serious flaws, but what **is** hard to believe is that a seriously-flawed language would reign king in it's niche for 15 years. Even Java gain...
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jarocho
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I don't think that word means what you think it means.
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MercurialMadnessMan
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>Yegge is chanting, "services services services services." Umm, do you perhaps mean "platforms platforms platforms"? I think it's ironic, though... because I think they are now dead set on G+ becoming a platform. When G+ was released, they really had no idea what people would do with it. They thought it would be ...
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MercurialMadnessMan
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Does Google not have a private developer program like Apple? This seems like exactly the kind of thing that developers would sign up for to use.
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robotfarts
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No, I am not just assuming. I have spoken to many people since I graduated, having worked at many jobs in many locations, and having attended many user group meetings, conferences, etc. I said you shouldn't assume everyone has the same background as you do. If it makes you feel better to say that that is me assuming...
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If you put beta on everything and leave it there for years it loses its meaning completely. You're right though it's just to play with. That's the problem. You can hardly take anything seriously.
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The `movement' will die? All FOSS projects will die? 'Cause that's the `movement'. Don't really care if FSF continues, although that'd be cool, but it's the linux, ff, etc that are important, and they aren't going anywhere.
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mantra
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If you did want to recruit him, this isn't the wisest or most effective way: junk/spam e-mail. If you really want someone with talent you do it very differently and not so impersonally. That's the Epic Fail of it. It's very funny and very pathetic at the same time.
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Fiascopia
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What an asinine article. Can be summed up as "Not knowing the answer is the biggest problem to answering a question".
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Let's hope so! Unfortunately in my line of work most contracts want to use IBM products and it always makes me cringe. Not only has the app server been trash for a long while, their IDE (RAD) is total shit. Let's ~~hope~~ pray they are getting shit together and making some good decisions.
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3
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True
effigies
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Feel free.
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False
0
c2rpdv6
t3_ld4m9
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t1_c2rp6ef
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1427735511
6
t5_2fwo
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True
midir
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Resubmit once he posts a good solution.
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False
0
c2rpe3f
t3_ld22x
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t3_ld22x
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1427735513
5
t5_2fwo
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True
koolatr0n
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Let's assume that I am, in fact, a competent C coder and can even keep my head above water with assembler. This one web page is supposed to give me OO chops? Who would even take a proposition like that seriously, much less the presumably intelligent target audience of the writeup?
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False
0
c2rpe55
t3_ld12r
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t3_ld12r
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1
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True
MatrixFrog
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I think that's only the GPL, because the OS prevents you from running your own modified version of an app.
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False
0
c2rpedb
t3_lamm0
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t1_c2r6vc1
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1
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"crash dump" - does anybody call it that anymore? Apparently so.
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False
0
c2rpeub
t3_ld22x
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t3_ld22x
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1427735523
-5
t5_2fwo
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True
robotfarts
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It couldn't handle 20 GETs a second?
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False
0
c2rpfgs
t3_lcoln
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t3_lcoln
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1427735532
7
t5_2fwo
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True
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0
1318692913
False
0
c2rpg4o
t3_ld415
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t1_c2rpg4o
t1_c2rpdfg
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1427735539
8
t5_2fwo
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True
MatrixFrog
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Dart is supposed to be good for big codebases. Ever inherit a project with hundreds or thousands of warnings? If you see a type checker warning that's been there for years, does it mean the type annotation is wrong? Does it mean the code is wrong and the annotation is right? For a new project, you can enforce rules li...
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1318692947
False
0
c2rpg99
t3_l9v2n
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t1_c2rpg99
t1_c2rj5ve
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1427735541
3
t5_2fwo
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True
medlish
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For me the worst problem is not being able to identify a bug. A bug which causes random crashes, or other unpredictable behavior. You then have to find the problem based on something which may not always occur. And this is why testing and testing and testing is important. The more time you spend programming without t...
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False
0
c2rpgc1
t3_ld22x
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t1_c2rpgc1
t3_ld22x
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1427735542
1
t5_2fwo
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True
billraydrums
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I could have sworn it was [this.](http://www.twomakesfour.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/six-pack.jpg)
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False
0
c2rpgev
t3_ld22x
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t3_ld22x
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1427735543
2
t5_2fwo
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True
MatrixFrog
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Disallowing comments actually might be a pretty good idea!
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1318693020
False
0
c2rpgho
t3_l9v2n
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t1_c2rpgho
t1_c2rk7fn
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1427735544
1
t5_2fwo
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True
curien
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>Basically the only sensible time to use inheritance is when the base and derived types obey the Liskov Substitution Principle *Public* inheritance. And thanks for mentioning the LSP.
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False
0
c2rpgir
t3_ld12r
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t1_c2rpgir
t1_c2rp9rj
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1427735546
5
t5_2fwo
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True
hobbified
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Yeah, yeah.
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0
1318693163
False
0
c2rpgyu
t3_ld12r
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t1_c2rpgyu
t1_c2rowz6
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1427735550
-3
t5_2fwo
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True
alecco
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Google Search can guess with very good odds if you are searching for a product, name and many other things already.
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1318693461
False
0
c2rphyp
t3_lca6k
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t1_c2rphyp
t1_c2rp8ww
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1427735563
2
t5_2fwo
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True
erez27
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What do you mean?
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1318693502
False
0
c2rpi3y
t3_ld12r
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t1_c2rpi3y
t1_c2rp69v
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1427735566
1
t5_2fwo
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True
bbhart
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Charts are better with labels.
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False
0
c2rpii6
t3_ld753
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t1_c2rpii6
t3_ld753
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1427735571
343
t5_2fwo
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True
thenickdude
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They're not the only ones: http://blog.benstrong.com/2010/11/google-and-microsoft-cheat-on-slow.html
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False
0
c2rpj6f
t3_ld753
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t1_c2rpj6f
t3_ld753
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1427735579
88
t5_2fwo
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True
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False
0
c2rpjhh
t3_l8l00
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t1_c2rpjhh
t1_c2qwe9h
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1427735584
1
t5_2fwo
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True
bongwhacker
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"They announced it’s replacement". Already wrong.
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False
0
c2rpjwm
t3_lchhd
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t3_lchhd
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1427735589
5
t5_2fwo
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True
Nebu
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Even if the language doesn't directly support comments, you could probably "hack" it in by using string literal expressions, e.g.: function add(x, y) { var comment = "This function adds its two parameters together"; var z = x + y; comment = "Now that we've calculated the value, we can return it."...
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False
0
c2rpk37
t3_l9v2n
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t1_c2rpk37
t1_c2rpgho
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1427735592
1
t5_2fwo
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True
kisielk
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Certainly there is a lot of bad code out there, that doesn't mean it can't be used as examples. I find it's not hard to tailor code I find and use style and techniques that I find more reasonable. However, one of the big use cases I have is to gauge the popularity of certain libraries and modules and just compare their...
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False
0
c2rpk4c
t3_lca6k
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t1_c2ropq1
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1427735592
2
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True
quotemstr
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I have plenty of real-world experience and strongly prefer the "modern C++" style. You'd have to be a stick in the mud to not.
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False
0
c2rpkpo
t3_ld12r
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t1_c2ronkn
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1427735600
6
t5_2fwo
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True
StrangeWill
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I love this type of stuff, it's way easier to sell these setups that we can put _in_ our network, and typically paying downloadable server versions can be very costly for a small dev team (5 people at this moment). However it looks like we're going Mercurial, so meh. :P
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True
0
c2rpl6k
t3_ld2gi
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t1_c2rpl6k
t3_ld2gi
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1427735606
7
t5_2fwo
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True
titosrevenge
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Even better with colours that are distinguishable from each other.
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1318694366
False
0
c2rpl8x
t3_ld753
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t1_c2rpii6
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1427735607
212
t5_2fwo
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True
jamzc92
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I used Buzz quite a lot. But I'm guessing Google want to put everything into one place. Shame really
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1318694419
False
0
c2rplg3
t3_lca6k
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t1_c2rplg3
t3_lca6k
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1427735609
1
t5_2fwo
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True
EdgeOfDreams
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I actually feel the important part of the article isn't "the enemy is getting stuck." It's later when he discusses the *fear* of getting stuck, and how we procrastinate and such to avoid the source of that fear.
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False
0
c2rplgp
t3_ld22x
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t1_c2rp4u7
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1427735610
21
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True
mpyne
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A spec that Google already has proposed the required modification to. This would hardly be the only RFC that is not followed to the letter (if not broken outright) in the real world either. Even better, the change they're talking about doesn't actually break the connection or transmission protocols, but instead essenti...
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False
0
c2rpll4
t3_ld753
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t1_c2rpll4
t3_ld753
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1427735612
208
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True
ZMeson
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You've learned to stop aging? Can you tell me where I can find the fountain of youth?
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False
0
c2rplsy
t3_ld12r
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t1_c2roers
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1
t5_2fwo
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True
ErstwhileRockstar
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> the language's features where it makes sense to use them The explanation which C++ language features actually make sense is left as an exercise for the reader.
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False
0
c2rplt8
t3_ld12r
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t1_c2rplt8
t1_c2ros1u
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1427735614
-3
t5_2fwo
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True
perspichaos
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Everybody cheats on slow start. That algorithm is a relic of ancient hardware.
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1318694557
False
0
c2rply6
t3_ld753
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t1_c2rply6
t3_ld753
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1427735616
62
t5_2fwo
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True
prog101
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True. I get the impression that Microsoft runs into this problem a lot when they design their APIs. Sadly, they never seem to consider the "go back and design the thing properly" route until after they've released it.
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1318694634
False
0
c2rpm8g
t3_ld22x
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t1_c2rpm8g
t1_c2rp7np
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1427735620
2
t5_2fwo
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True
PhatBoyG
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We use Gitorious as well. It's not GitHub, but inside the firewall it's a great open source alternative.
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1318694636
False
0
c2rpm8u
t3_ld2gi
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t1_c2rpm8u
t1_c2rp0b9
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1427735620
2
t5_2fwo
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True
sixtyten
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Hmm...So it does or does not split on sentence boundaries? I've been looking for something like this written in C for a few weeks now. I guess I'll just have to try it to see. Thanks!
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1318694712
False
0
c2rpmir
t3_ld4m9
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t1_c2rpmir
t1_c2rp42d
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1427735623
2
t5_2fwo
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True
ggggbabybabybaby
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I constantly get stuck. The hard part is making the call about what to do. Do I re-engineer things in the hope the problem will be solved through good design alone? Do I drag in other people and spend the time explaining the problem to them? Do I spend hours Googling for the answer and digging through old forum posts a...
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1318694737
False
0
c2rpmlu
t3_ld22x
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t1_c2rpmlu
t3_ld22x
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1427735624
2
t5_2fwo
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True
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I agree with you. But also would add Google Docs - this is very important or Google Apps for Business.
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1318694814
False
0
c2rpmv5
t3_lca6k
null
t1_c2rpmv5
t1_c2rijdh
null
1427735628
2
t5_2fwo
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True
technocub88
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anyone see anything there about creating a new empty repo from the website?
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1318694906
False
0
c2rpn6l
t3_ld2gi
null
t1_c2rpn6l
t3_ld2gi
null
1427735632
1
t5_2fwo
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null
True
ggggbabybabybaby
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I constantly have the urge to develop very useful utilities and give them ridiculous names just so people will repeat them.
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1318695008
False
0
c2rpnji
t3_ld4m9
null
t1_c2rpnji
t1_c2rp41h
null
1427735636
2
t5_2fwo
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True
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0
1318695019
False
0
c2rpnku
t3_ld22x
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t1_c2rpnku
t3_ld22x
null
1427735637
1
t5_2fwo
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True
Kim147
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I've never had that problem , touch wood . It's always a matter of thinking things through . Programs unfold themselves logically .
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1318695056
False
0
c2rpnp6
t3_ld22x
null
t1_c2rpnp6
t3_ld22x
null
1427735639
-1
t5_2fwo
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True
yogthos
null
And still every bit as relevant today.
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0
1318695112
False
0
c2rpnwb
t3_lc3ae
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t1_c2rpnwb
t1_c2rnc4e
null
1427735642
3
t5_2fwo
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True
a3_nm
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It splits on sentence boundaries unless it finds something better to do. If you want to cut specifically on sentences, there are better tools available (another comment suggested one which seemed to do the job).
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1318695172
False
0
c2rpo3t
t3_ld4m9
null
t1_c2rpo3t
t1_c2rpmir
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1427735644
1
t5_2fwo
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