Code Reuse in Google Chrome Browser - good coders code, great reuse (29)
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As everyone already knows, Google released a new open-source web browser called Chrome. Having interest in code reuse, I downloaded the source code and examined all the open-source libraries used. Google Chrome browser shows excellent example of code reuse. I found that they use at least 25 different software libraries! Here is the full list of libraries, along with relative paths to source code and short library descriptions. Many of the libraries have been patched ...
David Levy on Having No Time to Think [Weekend Watching] (29)
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The whole reason why you spend time streamlining, automating, and speeding up your workflow isn't to work more—it's to make time for important things computers can't do, like thinking. Professor David Levy argues, however, that our fast-paced world doesn't allow for time to think deeply, the time when we come up with our best ideas and most important insights. Levy's talk at Google last year is a cannot-miss for any lifehacker; at almost an hour ...
Programming Challenges Audio (9)
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Bookmark this on Delicious - Saved by payne to programming algorithms lectures audio lecture cs reference video acm algorithm - More about this bookmark
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gtanuel said:
Haven't gotten a chance to listen to it. But you, my friend, should know that this is COOL.
How to Read | Copyblogger (60)
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Who needs to learn how to read? After all, we all learned how to read fairly early in life, usually in elementary school, right? But do you know how to really read? More importantly, are you really reading? Reading can make you a better writer, as long as you’re paying attention and leaving time to actually write. But what we’re talking about here is what you say, rather than how you say it. If you ...
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Todd Albertson said:
there is good stuff in here!
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Ben said:
nice list of terms on reading
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catepol said:
che letotre sei?
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Donnie Berkholz said:
The last part about types of reading was most informative.
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Thiago Bomfim said:
Você está lendo mesmo?
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ericholter said:
Chris, this would be a good link to add to your RSS newsletter.
Sharding destroys the goals of your relational database (5)
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Sharding does destroy your relational database - which is a good thing. The idea behind sharding is to distribute data to several databases based on certain criterias. This could for example be the primary key. All entities that keys begin with 1 go to one database, with 2 to another and so on (often modulo functions on the key are used, or groups based on business data like customer location, or function). Several reasons exists ...
How To INVEST In Your User Stories (3)
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Last week I wrote how writing user stories is easy - today I want to talk about another way to ensure your user stories are written well - the INVEST model. The acronym is INVEST which stands for: Independent Negotiable Valuable Estimable Small Testable Let’s look at each one in detail… Independent Stories need to be able to stand by themselves and not be dependent on the assumption that a particular amount of work has ...
ASP.NET MVC Tip #37 – Create an Auto-Complete Text Field - Stephen Walther on ASP.NET MVC (3)
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In this tip, Stephen Walther demonstrates how you can create an auto-complete text field in an MVC view by taking advantage of the Ajax Control Toolkit. He explains how you can create a custom Ajax Helper that renders the necessary JavaScript. In the previous tip, I demonstrated how you can take advantage of the client file only version of the Microsoft AJAX Control Toolkit to create a popup calendar that you can use as a ...
The Evolution of MVC (8)
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Take Model-View-Controller as an example. It's often referred to as a pattern, but I don't find it terribly useful to think of it as a pattern because it contains quite a few different ideas. Different people reading about MVC in different places take different ideas from it and describe these as 'MVC'. If this doesn't cause enough confusion you then get the effect of misunderstandings of MVC that develop through a system of Chinese whispers. ...
How I Built a Working Online Poker Bot, Part 8: Poker Hand Recognition, Comparison, Enumeration, and Evaluation - Coding the Wheel (2)
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Introduction Thirty hands an hour. When you're dealing a real-money game of No Limit Texas Hold'em, that's what you're shooting for. Thirty hands an hour, or roughly one hand every two minutes, like clockwork. Two minutes to wash, shuffle, cut the cards, deal them out in two concentric rings. Two minutes to gently coax a table of beer-drinking adults through four rounds of betting, keeping your sanity in the midst of two and three-way all-ins, ...
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Desktops v1.0By Mark Russinovich and Bryce CogswellPublished: August 21, 2008 IntroductionDesktops allows you to organize your applications on up to four virtual desktops. Read email on one, browse the web on the second, and do work in your productivity software on the third, without the clutter of the windows you’re not using. After you configure hotkeys for switching desktops, you can create and switch desktops either by clicking on the tray icon to open a ...
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