It seems to me that LtU has many new readers and contributors since moving to the new site. That's great! Yet it seems to me that the situation right now is that LtU has readers with very different backgrounds, among them many readers who haven't studied PL formally. Others come from academia, and study PL theory for a living. Since we have such a lively community it occured to me to start a threa
Real Vim ninjas count every keystroke - do you? Pick a challenge, fire up Vim, and show us what you got. Changelog, Rules & FAQ, updates: @vimgolf, RSS. Your VimGolf key: please sign in $ gem install vimgolf $ vimgolf setup $ vimgolf put [challenge ID] Sort and Tag - 115 entries The goal is to sort these lines alphabetically, assign a unique identifier to each line in the format "[01]", "[02]", et
When you say "rock star" in your job post, you're discouraging the best software developers from contacting you. When you write, "We're looking for a rock star developer." A developer sees, "We want to treat a developer like the RIAA treats rock stars." Using "rock star" in your job post may have communicated a trendy vibe at one point, but those times have passed. Now it communicates a desperate
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Announcing the High Replication Datastore for App Engine
News, notes, tips and tricks from the Google App Engine Team When App Engine launched over two years ago, we offered a Datastore that was designed for quick, strongly consistent reads. It was based on a Master/Slave replication topology, designed for fast writes while still allowing applications to see data immediately after it was written. For the past six months, as you are probably aware, we’ve
Design matters, on Android Tonight we hosted an Android meetup at Meetup. I took this fairly bad photo of Jimena, Mike, and John, from the back of the room on a Nexus 5. For the conditions, I think the 5 did pretty well. They talked about the progress we’re making in rebuilding the mobile apps as actual social networking apps. Our apps were originally designed as calendars only; we bolted on socia
Epeus' epigone
I wrote a post last year about Buzz theory, and the year before about Twitter theory, so I thought I'd compare how Google+ (hereafter Plus) fits in with them too. FlowPlus is a flow but it is re-ordered by responses to posts. It has a second flow of Notifications, that not only has an unread count (though it caps out at 9+), but that lurks atop every Google page, drawing you back in as you search
Separate eight of the cards from the remaining forty-four, then turn over each of the eight cards1. The two resulting groups will have the same number of face-up cards in each. Explanation: Perhaps the best way to see that the above solution will actually work is to use contraction―see the first entry in this series. Suppose that, instead of eight face-up cards there were only two. Then, you would
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