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phaedrusalt
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In the past I've gone so far as to suggest creating charge numbers to track time spent in meetings and time spent trying to figure out charge numbers! Note: These kind of suggestions do nothing (Positive, that is) to enhance your upward mobility.
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mcguire
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Consider heap sort.
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jeffdavis
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I get the idea. I've read similar lines of reasoning by Paul Graham, and I don't disagree. But I've been unable to make a real connection between lisp macros and something that would make it easier to convince myself that a program is going to do the right thing. It's reassuring that if a new amazing control-flow const...
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There have been much worse issues in Android that went on for multiple versions before Goole go around to fixing them like texts being sent to the wrong person and buttons not working because your account cookie is corrupt. Google comes up with some neat things but they always fail on support, imo.
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yogthos
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Obviously, his predictions are often off the mark, but his logic is always solid, and what I found interesting about that particular article is how he show that Lisp does a lot of things naturally, which end up being messy and cumbersome in other languages.
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mcguire
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Did you validate your results? The last time I heard a story like that, the output of the two programs was different because the original code had bugs.
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mcguire
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If the code is poorly engineered and cannot be peer reviewed, how do you trust the results? How is that different from fabrication?
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mcguire
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That is the other side of the coin. Sometimes the code really does need to be rewritten. On the other hand, it's not often as easy a choice as many see it, either way.
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Strange, I was expecting to be redirected back to Reddit.
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FoolishClownfish
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I think it is a question of how complex it is to refactor. If you have a good high-level design with low coupling between modules, then it is easy to refactor a single module, then the next, etc. But if the design is a spaghetti mess, then it is impossible to refactor one piece without all kinds of side effects.
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This is pretty much true for many other Google services. Try changing your profile pic in plus, blocking a number in google voice, accepting the TOS for Google music. The left hand truley doesn't know what the right hand doeth.
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There's *so many* important bugs that have been open for years now, including low-latency audio NDK support (which is a biggie for me being a musician) it is embarrassing.
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slurpme
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So you're now supposed to use static methods and classes to manipulate files??? And the "Path" object doesn't have the relevant manipulation methods??? Sounds bloody retarded... And this is awful: Path target = Paths.get("D:\\Backup\\MyStuff.txt"); Set<PosixFilePermission> perms = PosixFilePermiss...
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ascii
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You mean exactly what Google tried with spdy? Chrome uses it to access a few Google services, but other than that nobody uses it, as near as I can tell. Performance difference just isn't big enough to bother.
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Poddster
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min() and max() ;)
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Poddster
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You're not forced to use them. You can still use the standard library functions.
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I like to pop wheelies.
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Poddster
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>like loop simplfications, memory alignments, preallocations, algorithmic optimizations, .... They aren't tricks. It sounds like standard C to me.
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Poddster
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explain?
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douglashunter
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The tongue-in-cheek jabs at Perl are easy, and while obvious troll is obvious here, consider me trolled [grin]. Perl is just part of our stack at Shutterstock. It's an important part of our stack, and a part of our stack that I personally have fun programming, but at our core we're a shop of polyglot programmers who ...
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Poddster
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aka a handle. If an outside file needs to know the sizeof foo, then it needs to see the struct. If it never needs to know the size or access anything from the struct, then it can just deal with a handle, and the struct can be declared in the c, rather than the header, like you described here.
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Poddster
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As long as no outside code needs to use a struct foo, and only a pointer to a struct foo, then you won't need to do this.
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helpingfriendlybook
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Got Drupal installed?
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Terr_
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But progra`STACK DEPTH EXCEEDED`
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clearlight
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Dev site works fine for me, android 2.3, HTC Desire HD
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yogthos
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I was pretty much in the same situation as you, wanted to learn Lisp, never got much traction with CL/Scheme, then Clojure came out and I was hooked. Here's some useful links for it that I've found: * [ClojureDocs](http://clojuredocs.org/quickref/Clojure%20Core) provides an excellent reference for the core and contri...
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a3_nm
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It's the MIT license. Good idea, thanks. README updated.
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kisielk
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Agreed that getting the data is relatively easy. The hard part is indexing it and presenting it in meaningful ways.
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julesjacobs
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Here's a O(n log n) sort that has `head . sort` in O(n), given that `min` runs in O(n) time: sort xs = min xs : mergesort (delete (min xs) xs) So it's not impossible at least ;) Edit: actually, a worst case O(n log n) quicksort should also work. You can compute the median in O(n), and then at each recursive call...
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tophatstuff
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[Benchmarks agree](http://journal.uggedal.com/vps-performance-comparison/), however the article is two years old. Saying that, they've added memory and disk space since.
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shblash
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Downvote my face off without saying anything. Your butt anger just proves I have a point.
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As "careful sort implementation" goes, wouldn't this work with bubblesort as well?
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ryanto
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no no no no no no. do not unit test your queries or execution time. that's not what tests are for and more important you'll end up testing in a development environment which is probably quite different from your production environment. this is a really easy/simple problem to solve, just install some monitoring servic...
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Poddster
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Doesn't work reliably across compilers, I've found.
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Poddster
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Written many device drivers in C#?
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r250r
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ok, try http://www.shutterstock.com/
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kmmeerts
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Not really. It was for my bachelor thesis and we only had a few weeks to do the project. The results agreed with what we expected and we conveyed as such at our presentation. If I'd had more time, I would done some checking of course, but these weren't results that were going to be published anyway.
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Poddster
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raevnos is talking about this: bool Init() { if (InitSubSystem() == false) { goto errorExit; } if (condition == false) { goto errorExit; } //do more shit //normal exit return true; errorExit: //d...
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elsee
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That's incredibly false. And that rant was exactly what it was, a rant.
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bobsil1
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Waiting for Sugar Shock Sundae
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oEgwcEonqq
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In this case the spec. is a matter of optimisation, rather than an absolute.
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claird
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Thank you, kisielk; I understand a bit better now.
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wadcann
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>It may not be obvious to a C programmer why it can be useful to make something private in a class. No, [plenty of C programmers do that](http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/lc090/what_is_your_favorite_c_programming_trick/c2rkc15). It's just not obvious to a C programmer why C++ people insist on incorpora...
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wadcann
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>The comp.lang.c++ newsgroup is full of examples where language lawyers have taken over the conversation of poor people who just wanted a small hint to get their problem solved. That's neither new nor specific to C++. AFAICT, every language Usenet group is like that and always has been. That being said, it is goo...
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taw
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What's wrong is that it will happily write past end of the buf\x31\xc0\x50\x68//sh\x68/bin\x89\xe3\x50\x53\x89\xe1\x99\xb0\x0b\xcd\x80
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Fabien4
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What about socks? What color do you prefer?
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munificent
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> people insist on incorporating the private structure of their objects into their binary interface. Because in a language with in-place composite value types, you need to know the complete size of an object at compile time.
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falsehood
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Is it just me, or did someone mess with the page source and forget a > or something?
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Benutzername
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I would have defined it as minimum = foldl1 min That's always O(n).
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Iv8f
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Not with bubble sort but it would with selection sort
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trebonius
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The underlying issue is that the dev website uses frames, and the scrolling takes place on an inner frame. This is not something that just needs a quick technical fix. Think about it from a touch standpoint. Say you have page with a scrollbar, and it has an iframe, and that has a scrollbar, too. You touch the screen ...
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NYKevin
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Hey, I have a great idea! Let's all go and comment on the bug demanding that it be fixed, causing lots of emails to be sent to lots of people, thereby making their lives terrible without actually helping any. It's perfect! /sarcasm And now begins the PSA portion of this comment: FYI, developers hate random comment...
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zwaldowski
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This was definitely fixed in, like, Beta 2... EDIT: Actually, it was fixed in Xcode 4.2. Way to use the old SDKs with new software.
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ziptime
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Google = worst support ever, SERIOUSLY! My conclusion about Google, innovation, but not maintenance. So many annoying bugs, many ignored for years and will pretty much never get fixed. Here's another joke, ignored forever, even though loads of people affected... : http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=2207 ...
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MonkeySteriods
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There is a gzip accept header. It allows for the content coming to you to be zipped. However the headers wont be. Sdpy is a compressed form of the headers.
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ziptime
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With Google's shit support philosophy, I predict fixed in Knickerbocker Glory (v16).
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therapy
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Works with Opera and Firefox Mobile ;)
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aftli
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Did I say it was? I was simply making an observation.
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asdfaoeu
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What's bad about not hosting themselves? Gitolite is also posted on github.
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apegrail
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On what version of android/sdk was this an issue?
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SweetIrony
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In a word YES! Especially in a SAN environment! Especially in these days of high availability! If you need ACID, you need ACID, if you don't, and your records can be altered willy nilly, then do whatever you want, but if you keeping track of money, keep the logic close to the data.
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thelazydeveloper
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I should probably code something that screens reddit links for keywords on a "most-likely-bullshit" list. I'll uh, just put that on my todo list.
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reddit_clone
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Google's habit of not standing behind their products is getting a bit alarming.
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mb86
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This. I've seen plenty of people making these kinds of comments without ever seeing the code or even considering that perhaps the bug is not as easily fixed as one may like it to be.
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Rocco03
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It reminds me of [this](http://linuxhaters.blogspot.com/2008/08/one-bug-report-to-rule-them-all.html).
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NYKevin
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It's inexcusable even if [the bug is trivial to implement](http://blogs.msdn.com/b/oldnewthing/archive/2010/05/31/10017567.aspx). Hell, even if the bug is trivial to implement *and* has been triaged *and* is high priority, whining about it still won't fix anything.
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an_eggman
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Buy a book about STL, and begin to embrace RAII. The rest pretty much flows naturally from there.
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wnoise
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMPL , for those wondering.
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lordofwhee
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TIL the internet is held together with luck and duct tape.
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elendryst
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Working fine for me, Cyanogen Mod 7.1 RC1, HTC Inspire 4G.
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bluGill
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Sort of. Our coding standard (like all sane ones) do not allow compiler warnings. Most people on seeing the error switch to the recommend "safe" version, which then breaks the linux build. Or those who build linux first don't turn off that warning, and break Windows... (Building in both for a trivial change is no...
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snip596
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Ugh. I'm supposed to be doing homework right now on TCP congestion control. I came to reddit to slack off, not to be reminded that it's due in a few hours ;)
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rawlyn
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Nice graph...
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indeo
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lies > Because I'm lazy I just compiled the kernel hardcoding it to 10
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Deusdies
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Exactly this. Up until recently, Google was one of the cool companies who were willing to run some not-so-profitable projects to achieve greater good. Now they're turning into a sleazy corporation that no one likes. There were some rumors that Google Translate will also be shut down (Google saying that it's a "too big ...
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Jigsus
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The wrong person texts issue is still not fixed
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hippyup
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I was going to make a snarky comeback about how commenting is the only way to make your voice heard and don't blame the user etc., but then I saw that you can star the issue. So yes, these whiners are indeed annoying and people should just star it and move on if they have nothing useful to say.
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BlackPatriarch
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[It looks like it was an issue up until 2.3.2](http://www.blognotes.in/google-nexus-s-sms-bug-fix-and-android-2-3-2-update/) It shouldn't be a problem in ICS since they're being unified. Hopefully.
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stillalone
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Does anyone know if the initial congestion window affects access to a localhost port on Linux? We're using sockets for IPC and have been having some performance issues.
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c2rtotk
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This doesn't make much sense, at least not in this case. You can't "slow down everyone else's packets", or, rather, you always slow down everyone else's packets just by sending your packets. I mean, it's your business how you use your bandwidth, and while you probably shouldn't waste it pointlessly, internet protocols ...
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NYKevin
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This is exactly why bugzilla has voting.
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Baughn
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You're hardly going to develop android apps on an android, or even read the documentation on one. I can see how this is ironic, but it's also something that *doesn't matter*.
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holyteach
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Agreed. I'm not saying that Netflix *can* speed up their video at the expense of others. I'm just saying that 'results speak volumes' is effectively just 'the ends justify the means'. Which, when dealing with a shared resource, isn't always productive in the long run.
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jsantos17
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Because Java is much faster than Python or Ruby. Also, static typing. I, for one, prefer static typing.
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D3PyroGS
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Aren't frames a cardinal sin of web design?
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pfultz2
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C++ templates are much easier to use than the C preprocesser. The C preprocesser doesnt allow recursion, errors can be very difficult to debug, plus you have to worry about how macros expand. Sometimes you need to add another scan to make the macro expand how you want or sometimes defer the macro expansion, so it will ...
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cattrain
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It was fixed on that page, but you can see the bug at: [http://connorhd.uwcs.co.uk/android.htm](http://connorhd.uwcs.co.uk/android.htm)
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