Words don't get to change just because you want them to.
The slang "meaning" of santorum was deliberately conjured up to reference the person. I can't just say natasrevol is a slang for the dried crust of stagnant breast milk that forms on nipples.
Eww... I think you have some santorum on your leg, bro.
Play-framework is a JVM web framework which works with both Java and Scala. It reminds me a lot of RoR and Django, with additional benefits, such as:
-High-performance JVM
-Real system-level threads
-Type safety
-Leverage existing libraries (jars), there are many fantastic resources available for the JVM
I've been using this in production for 9 months now and haven't looked back. The community support on the Scala side (IRC, Twitter, Stack Overflow) has also been friendly and responsive.
> Yeah, but it's not like Facebook performed a forensic analysis to obtain this data. Despite the user having 'deleted' the > content, Facebook still kept the data indexed somewhere, just not accessible to the user. What is being asked for here is > that Facebook actually delete the data, which isn't hard.
> Nobody is asking for Facebook to write their harddrives with 0's, just delete the damn data so that it's no longer indexed and > that it will eventually be overwritten on the disk.
Actually, deleting the data could be very difficult...in "BigData" [Cassandra, Hbase, Hadoop, HDFS, Hive, Pig, MapReduce, etc..] data gets written all over the place so it would have to be deleted from an ever growing list of locations. It is generally not as simple as deleting the data in a single place.
There are many regions around the world, particularly in India and Africa that are desperate for fresh water. Why not send a tanker up there with a legion of laborers to harvest these icebergs? Instead of just letting it melt into the ocean.
People may not know this, but before modern refrigeration, workers used to manually harvest big blocks of ice out of lakes with saws. Then your local Ice-guy would walk up to the side of your house, open a little door and stick a smaller block of ice through your wall, and into your icebox. This was how you kept food relatively cool.
What a brilliant idea! I highly doubt such a concept has ever been conceptualized before!
Binary numerical representation always has some limit on precision (albeit sometimes very high). Clearly you do not understanding how floating-point and decimal representation works in digital systems.
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Wow, this is one of the worst summaries I've seen in the last 2 days on /.
ok
Got a link?
No, they're just slow. I've been in one. Believe me.
Too bad it's not open-source: http://gwan.com/download
Linux binaries? That is so 2001.
awesome vid, sums up the state of web development today!
[ TP neglected to mention the ejohn articles are covering compression using Javascript/Node.js ]
Please send me your resume, outtatime @ gmail dot c-o-m. I am looking for more excellent sw engineers for my team.
Cheers,
Jay
Words don't get to change just because you want them to.
The slang "meaning" of santorum was deliberately conjured up to reference the person.
I can't just say natasrevol is a slang for the dried crust of stagnant breast milk that forms on nipples.
Eww... I think you have some santorum on your leg, bro.
Play-framework is a JVM web framework which works with both Java and Scala. It reminds me a lot of RoR and Django, with additional benefits, such as:
I've been using this in production for 9 months now and haven't looked back. The community support on the Scala side (IRC, Twitter, Stack Overflow) has also been friendly and responsive.
Wish I had mod-points for you, kind sir!
> Yeah, but it's not like Facebook performed a forensic analysis to obtain this data. Despite the user having 'deleted' the
> content, Facebook still kept the data indexed somewhere, just not accessible to the user. What is being asked for here is
> that Facebook actually delete the data, which isn't hard.
> Nobody is asking for Facebook to write their harddrives with 0's, just delete the damn data so that it's no longer indexed and
> that it will eventually be overwritten on the disk.
Actually, deleting the data could be very difficult...in "BigData" [Cassandra, Hbase, Hadoop, HDFS, Hive, Pig, MapReduce, etc..] data gets written all over the place so it would have to be deleted from an ever growing list of locations. It is generally not as simple as deleting the data in a single place.
as usual you have oversimplified...
if they don't give it up, they get fired and never get the stock.
You forgot your oozie workdflows.mxl!!!1
And then what about your PIG UDF's... and wait, I actually want to do it in scala, mkay?
There are many regions around the world, particularly in India and Africa that are desperate for fresh water. Why not send a tanker up there with a legion of laborers to harvest these icebergs? Instead of just letting it melt into the ocean.
People may not know this, but before modern refrigeration, workers used to manually harvest big blocks of ice out of lakes with saws. Then your local Ice-guy would walk up to the side of your house, open a little door and stick a smaller block of ice through your wall, and into your icebox. This was how you kept food relatively cool.
What a brilliant idea! I highly doubt such a concept has ever been conceptualized before!
note: The url I put in was http://soundcloud.com/justmusiclabel/marconi-union-weightless/s-kttxT#play
I just downloaded it using this site: http://offliberty.com/. Neato...will check it out on the way home tonight.
Binary numerical representation always has some limit on precision (albeit sometimes very high). Clearly you do not understanding how floating-point and decimal representation works in digital systems.
If only I had mod points. Very insightful.
Seems like the singularity is closer than I thought.
I see. I have been Intel'ing it for almost a decade now...getting pretty sick of their B.S. though, would love to see AMD pull through.
I have seem some impressive diagrammatical programming systems before, but it is definitely tough to get right.
please...anything but monopoly....
+1 for you sir
Who does a CPU-only upgrade these days? I think most people just wait until it's time for a [mostly] whole new machine.
Though I don't know many people IRL who still build there own systems..I kind of get a sick satisfaction from it though, so I will continue to do so :)
AAAAanyways, cheers.