w*********y
发帖数: 7895 | 1 我英文写作也不是很好，不过，我可以式着改一下。
There is not enough data suggesting that swine flu will increase the risk
of having a complication. However, if there are more data available in the
future to support that the risk of having a complication from swine flu is
high, I am open to procceed it. |
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B********e
发帖数: 19317 | 2 【 以下文字转载自 TrustInJesus 讨论区 】
发信人: hud789 (██5毛美分都不嫌少███), 信区: TrustInJesus
标 题: Re: 欣赏小孩子是件很幸福的事情
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Fri Mar 11 08:27:39 2011, 美东)
Exactly!
有了小孩子，才对人生有了不同的认识。尤其是当他无条件地依靠你，信任你，你也无
条件地爱他，这难道不该是人和神的关系么？
前一阵子，有医生建议给我的孩子做sinus surgery。我查了一下complications，虽然
几率很小，但很严重。我内心十分的不安。感谢主听了我的祷告，让我有足够的信息取
消了这个手术。
但当时我想，无论我作出什么决定，我的孩子都会服从我。我决定做手术，他会乖乖地
躺在手术台上。虽然他对complications一无所知。但他这么做不就是凭着对我的信任
么？这种信任如同我们对基督的信心，是迷信么？当然不是。孩子对我的信任来自于生
活中我对他的爱，我们对耶稣的信心，也来自于我们体会到的他对我们的爱。 |
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b*****d
发帖数: 61690 | 3 【 以下文字转载自 Military 讨论区 】
发信人: brihand (brihand), 信区: Military
标 题: 日本牛大发了:年轻人对sex没兴趣了
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Mon Oct 28 12:42:37 2013, 美东)
Why have young people in Japan stopped having sex?
What happens to a country when its young people stop having sex? Japan is
finding out… Abigail Haworth investigates
Japanese man and woman lean away from each other
Arm’s length: 45% of Japanese women aged 16-24 are ‘not interested in or
despise sexual contact’. More than a quarter of men feel the same way.
Photogr... 阅读全帖 |
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b*****d
发帖数: 61690 | 4 【 以下文字转载自 USANews 讨论区 】
发信人: lczlcz (lcz), 信区: USANews
标 题: 支持巴马care的哈佛教授们现在傻比了
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Mon Jan 5 15:25:35 2015, 美东)
Health Care Fixes Backed by Harvard’s Experts Now Roil Its Faculty
By ROBERT PEAR
January 5, 2015
WASHINGTON — For years, Harvard’s experts on health economics and policy
have advised presidents and Congress on how to provide health benefits to
the nation at a reasonable cost. But those remedies will now be applied to
the Harvard faculty, and the professors are in an upr... 阅读全帖 |
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t****p
发帖数: 1504 | 5 不好意思，鉴于这种生孩子的模式在本版可能会被推广，泼点冷水。
就是说当年通过核转移的动物，看起来很正常，但是都有一些小的地方与正常的有差异
。比如克隆小鼠，出生的时候是正常小鼠的两倍大，只是后来发育以后跟正常小鼠体积
相当了。最出名的多利羊，后来患了关节炎，还有肺炎，最后安乐死。所以说“克隆不
等于完美无缺”。
体外受精植入，现在很多人都在用，包括不育的男女夫妇。这个技术相比于克隆的体细
胞核重新编排更加接近于自然状态，但是都没有确切的证据来证明这样的体外操作不会
对他本人以及他的后代产生一些影响。现在的技术或者时间长度也无法对这个技术的影
响进行准确的评估。
折中来说，我呼吁想采取这种模式要孩子的朋友，更多地了解一下这个技术的细节和风
险，在双方不是有特别强烈地要孩子的意愿的家庭来说，慎重采用这个技术。
付wiki的一段话：
Complications
The major complication of IVF is the risk of multiple births. This is
directly related to the practice of transferrin |
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t***n
发帖数: 1494 | 6 ☆─────────────────────────────────────☆
toptip (土翁) 于 (Fri Jun 4 10:12:30 2010, 美东) 提到:
不好意思，鉴于这种生孩子的模式在本版可能会被推广，泼点冷水。
就是说当年通过核转移的动物，看起来很正常，但是都有一些小的地方与正常的有差异
。比如克隆小鼠，出生的时候是正常小鼠的两倍大，只是后来发育以后跟正常小鼠体积
相当了。最出名的多利羊，后来患了关节炎，还有肺炎，最后安乐死。所以说“克隆不
等于完美无缺”。
体外受精植入，现在很多人都在用，包括不育的男女夫妇。这个技术相比于克隆的体细
胞核重新编排更加接近于自然状态，但是都没有确切的证据来证明这样的体外操作不会
对他本人以及他的后代产生一些影响。现在的技术或者时间长度也无法对这个技术的影
响进行准确的评估。
折中来说，我呼吁想采取这种模式要孩子的朋友，更多地了解一下这个技术的细节和风
险，在双方不是有特别强烈地要孩子的意愿的家庭来说，慎重采用这个技术。
付wiki的一段话：
Complications
The major complication |
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p*****o
发帖数: 1285 | 7 小黑打了抗生素针，并且在吃另外两种药和专门治尿道炎的食物。昨天早上和医生讨论
过手术的问
题，医生的建议是要很慎重的考虑，因为根据小黑现在的情况，complication的可能性
很大。首先
是在伤口愈合期间，如果不是24小时监护，他很可能把collar弄掉去舔伤口（他这几天
自己把
collar弄掉好几次，而我已经绑的很紧了）而导致愈合问题。这个手术伤口基本要开得
和尿道一样
长。另外一个问题是手术后因为尿道开口大，感染的可能比较大。也就是这个手术也只
是拆东补西的
办法。
我前面说的有办法治，就是多次导尿，不是治本的办法。但小黑的问题是导尿之后
complication很
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b******a
发帖数: 12216 | 8 ☆─────────────────────────────────────☆
Yobi (Mrs.M) 于 (Wed Jun 15 03:41:29 2011, 美东) 提到:
我晚上接到电话,赶紧奔过去了.小白的伤势不轻,猫妈妈又完全不管.我带了猫奶,按照
youtube上手法,给小白喂了不少奶,小白吃过奶后似乎有劲点了,叫的特响.
然后我回到家后,我LG立刻带着小白去看了急诊.医生看过,说是背上的皮是被大的动物
也撕裂的,either别的大猫或者狗.医生告诉我们这么小的猫猫是需要全天候的照顾的,
还需要手术.每天的护理费预计在500美元左右.
我和我LG无法承担这笔费用,每天500美元,这对我们来说是天文数字了.于是我们带着小
白又回来了,现在小白在毛巾里睡的很香,我刚才给他灌了不少奶,都喝进去了.然后还把
他尿过了,尿了不少.
今天晚上发生太多事情,弄的我LG都火了,一路上差点发生车祸,急诊所的医生简直就是
敲诈....等等,总之,弄的我们半夜还在赶路.在急诊所里,医生给清理了伤口,然后用订
书钉把伤口订了起来.这个什么狗屎医生!!!居然用订书订!!!!我看到真他妈想... 阅读全帖 |
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g*****d
发帖数: 54 | 9 I believe, I believe there's love in you
Grid locked on the dusty avenues
Inside your heart, just afraid to go
I am more, I am more than innocent
But just take a chance and let me in
And I'll show you ways that you don't know
Don't complicate it,
Don't let the past dictate
Yeah,
I have been patient, but slowly I'm losing faith
So please, I know you baby
I know you baby
So please, I know you baby
I know you baby
I believe, I believe you could love me
But you're lost on the road to misery
And what... 阅读全帖 |
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O*****a
发帖数: 11621 | 10 哈哈哈你不知道我一边看老是一边忍不住要跟我弟确认，书里是这样的嘛？
哈哈哈我都觉得自己傻
特别是一开始 harry 和那个 goblin 商讨去银行的事情那段
goblin: "...(where did you get that sword, etc. etc.)..."
harry: "(pause)... it's complicate..."
(喷)
harry: "(something something)..."
goblin: "(looking into harry's eyes)...it's complicate..."
（整个影院都听到我喷...）
腐女们请开始吧 |
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w****r
发帖数: 17566 | 11 Why People Procrastinate
Given that this behavior can cause so many complications in your life, do
you ever wonder why it is so hard to stop procrastinating? Here are some
possible reasons:
1. Getting frustrated easily.
How often do you say to yourself, "I can't stand it," or "This is just too
hard." When you have to do something distasteful or difficult, do you get
frustrated and impatient? When things don't come easily or when they're more
complicated than you expected, do you want to give up? |
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r**i
发帖数: 2328 | 12 sigh,再烂俗的love story也有这种structure：
楔子：background，发两句不着边际的感慨,relate to one's own philosophy
Ch1：主人公出场，初遇，light & bright & sparkling
Ch2：床戏，more complicated & pefectly balanced
Ch3~Ch8：经历种种波折，flowing rhythm at a simmer
Ch9：床戏again，more more complicated & more claimed
Ch10：大团圆+床戏，sort of unique among artist's works,
mellow & yearning.... |
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w********h
发帖数: 12367 | 13 Antichrist: A Discussion
Posted In Featured,Web Exclusives
Dense, shocking, and thought-provoking, Lars von Trier’s Antichrist is a
film which calls for careful analysis. This web-exclusive exchange between
Film Quarterly editor Rob White and philosopher Nina Power is meant as a
first attempt at the in-depth debate that this major film deserves.
SPOILER WARNING: Please be aware that the piece assumes familiarity with
Antichrist and does contain major plot spoilers. For ease of reference, a
synop... 阅读全帖 |
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y***y
发帖数: 4957 | 14 Samueli, winter and I look like on the same side. We chanllenge the super
spiritual excuses according to our own unlucky experience. Those over-
simplified principle is not written in the Bible and doesnt work all the
time in our life. God, human and the world are more complicated than we
thought so we need to grow mature. I believe it is God's will for us to grow
deeper in faith through those complications.
For the other side, either they become christians after marriage, or they
are just luck |
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x***x
发帖数: 3401 | 15 Why things has to be designed to exist? Just because computer is designed
does not mean everything has to be designed.
If you think complicated things can not exist without a designer, how can
you comprehend God's existence without a designer? God is more complicated than a
computer, isnt he? Who designed God? What is the probability of God being there
all out of nothing and nowhere? hehe, Christians talking about probability. |
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h****9
发帖数: 1087 | 16 Exactly!
有了小孩子，才对人生有了不同的认识。尤其是当他无条件地依靠你，信任你，你也无
条件地爱他，这难道不该是人和神的关系么？
前一阵子，有医生建议给我的孩子做sinus surgery。我查了一下complications，虽然
几率很小，但很严重。我内心十分的不安。感谢主听了我的祷告，让我有足够的信息取
消了这个手术。
但当时我想，无论我作出什么决定，我的孩子都会服从我。我决定做手术，他会乖乖地
躺在手术台上。虽然他对complications一无所知。但他这么做不就是凭着对我的信任
么？这种信任如同我们对基督的信心，是迷信么？当然不是。孩子对我的信任来自于生
活中我对他的爱，我们对耶稣的信心，也来自于我们体会到的他对我们的爱。 |
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D*****r
发帖数: 6791 | 17 Much of what people do is done in the name of God. Irishmen blow each other
up in his name. Arabs blow themselves up in his name. Imams and ayatollahs
oppress women in his name. Celibate popes and priests mess up people's sex
lives in his name. Jewish shohets cut live animals' throats in his name. The
achievements of religion in past history -- bloody crusades, torturing
inquisitions, mass-murdering conquistadors, culture-destroying missionaries,
legally enforced resistance to each new piece of ... 阅读全帖 |
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s*********a
发帖数: 801 | 18
很好啊，叫她到这里参赛：
http://objectiveministries.org/creation/sciencefair.html
1st Place: "My Uncle Is A Man Named Steve (Not A Monkey)"
Cassidy Turnbull (grade 5) presented her uncle, Steve. She also showed
photographs of monkeys and invited fairgoers to note the differences between
her uncle and the monkeys. She tried to feed her uncle bananas, but he
declined to eat them. Cassidy has conclusively shown that her uncle is no
monkey.
2nd Place: "Pine Cones Are Complicated"
David Block and Trevor Murry (... 阅读全帖 |
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Y**u
发帖数: 5466 | 19 ☆─────────────────────────────────────☆
TrueStory (不是幸福的坑不挖) 于 (Wed Nov 23 14:09:26 2011, 美东) 提到:
Carl Jung published a lot after this NDE, and this was one of his two major "creative" illnesses he experienced (suffered or blessed). The other one was the deep depression he experienced after his break-up with Freud (several of Freud's former disci
committed suicide after such break-ups.)
Update: I found a link with the same content, but perhaps it's easier to read than the pure text below:
h... 阅读全帖 |
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l**a
发帖数: 5175 | 20 地心说 has a reason, the only problem is,
地心说 is much more complicated than modern system.
Too complicated to be true, that doesn't mean, it is not true.
Science is only our limited experience.
The reason I value human, mankind, because we experienced
and understood much more. |
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a***y
发帖数: 19743 | 21 you have to hide features from users.
or it gets really complicated.
just like iOS 5, many people responded that iOS is getting way too
complicated. |
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w********2
发帖数: 16371 | 22 基本上苹果那边负责处理这件事情的人可以被开了。
http://www.businessinsider.com/apple-vs-proview-the-assignment-
There Are Several Holes In Apple's Trademark Contract In China
Stan Abrams, China Hearsay | 7 hours ago | 1,286 | 1
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w*r
发帖数: 2421 | 23 some server can optimize the push down predicate better than others,
in your query, I believe all tables listed are "tables" rather than
complicated
business views. In some ad-hoc environment, complicated BI view hide
business logic and the 3-nr model beneath, therefore, when you select from
it and build joins on it, the pushdown predicate may or may not works fine.
This is the reason I tried to get all condition as close as to the join
condition.
since you are testing NULL for several columns, |
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y****w
发帖数: 3747 | 24 good relational algebra background may help a lot. you may avoid a lot
trouble when dealing with
complicated logic, for example, multiple join + complicated join condition +
NULL + pivot/unpivot. |
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s*****g
发帖数: 1055 | 25 How complicated is TCP? knowing inside out of TCP is far from knowing
security. Security is an evolving technology, not like R&S, which is already
mature (how much did spanning-tree, routing protocols change during last
decade?), security/voice people have good reasons to take for granted that R
&S does not break and R&S people are on lower level of food chain.
Security usually deals with L3 and up so it is much more complicated and
much harder to master. You might change your view of security a... 阅读全帖 |
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s*****g
发帖数: 1055 | 26 Current Internet Exchange (or any other business exchanges that need to
provide ad-hoc peering services) architecture is mostly composed to big
chassis routers/switches, those big boxes are configured to provide a big L2
-fabric, either pure L2 or different flavors of MPLS L2 VPNs, problem with
this design is, per-port cost of big switches are high, network can get
overly complicated in control plane, big boxes tend to less stable than
fixed configuration because the software is much more compli... 阅读全帖 |
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s*****g
发帖数: 1055 | 27 Current Internet Exchange (or any other business exchanges that need to
provide ad-hoc peering services) architecture is mostly composed to big
chassis routers/switches, those big boxes are configured to provide a big L2
-fabric, either pure L2 or different flavors of MPLS L2 VPNs, problem with
this design is, per-port cost of big switches are high, network can get
overly complicated in control plane, big boxes tend to less stable than
fixed configuration because the software is much more compli... 阅读全帖 |
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I********x
发帖数: 858 | 28 ACI is fine solution if you dont use advanced features such as managed l47
devices.
I had a major project with ACI last year and somehow I see the benefits.
The contract in ACI complicates settings and management, especially when you
have cross tenant contract.
So far, SDN has a different product philosophy: it is very good for specific
requirements, but you need to exclude variations and flexibility in you
design; otherwise things are easily over complicated because of the dis-
imperative view ... 阅读全帖 |
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b******y
发帖数: 9224 | 29 I studied C# before, out of curiosity. I keep coming back to the conclusion
that Java will prevail. Here is the reason why:
1) Microsoft is a closed company. C# stuff only runs on windoze.
2) C# seems too much complicated by introducing some nasty C++ stuff. For
example, C# package hierarchy is complicated, compared to file/directory
based package hierarchy in java. Looking at a C# class, you don't know where
is the file actually located in the file system. That sucks to me.
3) Java runs everywh |
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B*****g
发帖数: 34098 | 30 f + l is just an example.
Real world can be complicate.
Like first remove special characters from f and l, then trim them, then get
first 20 characters, then trim again, then uppercase.
More complicate example may involve if/else |
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w*********e
发帖数: 5286 | 31 Kernal RDBMS is way more complicated than what you said. The toy you implemented in school can not be called RDBMS.
optimizer, compiler, code generation, execution layer (serial execution,
parallel execution), data layer are much more complicated than what you
thought, not to mention transaction, materialized view, language support,
manageability, etc. |
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N*D
发帖数: 3641 | 32 未必"the more complication, the less efficient"吧。这个是syntax复杂在front e
nd，compile之后还是byte code在JVM上执行。不好说这个scala的compiler好还是java
的compiler好。而且写这个的人是java compiler原作者，俺合理的推断，有些前面的e
xperience，这个scala的compiler可能更好。
Yes, I am a believer the more complication a language is, the less efficient
it will be.
But that being said, seems like scala is a good language that is worth to
checkout.
Maybe we should make this board a forum both for java and for close
languages such as scala ;-) |
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g*****g
发帖数: 34805 | 33 No, SOAP is complicated since its self-contained.
You have to define all the data types in order to
be language neutral, and data types alone can be
very complicated.
REST on the other hand, it's an ad-hoc protocol,
you define your own, some best practices are recommended
but it's not a standard. |
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g*****g
发帖数: 34805 | 34 It's true java is not for everything. It's a general purpose language
and it doesn't work best for every aspect. There are areas where functional
programming works better, and that's where Scala applies. Just like Java
won't beat Perl for string manipulation.
As a general purpose language, however, Scala is too flexible and too
complicated. If you are a believer of barrel principle, it's the shortest
plank that matters. And a flexible and complicated language puts the team
vulnerable. Simple put... 阅读全帖 |
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g*****g
发帖数: 34805 | 35 It's true java is not for everything. It's a general purpose language
and it doesn't work best for every aspect. There are areas where functional
programming works better, and that's where Scala applies. Just like Java
won't beat Perl for string manipulation.
As a general purpose language, however, Scala is too flexible and too
complicated. If you are a believer of barrel principle, it's the shortest
plank that matters. And a flexible and complicated language puts the team
vulnerable. Simple put... 阅读全帖 |
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S****h
发帖数: 558 | 36
Do you mean Monte Carlo is not CPU intensive? I am not sure how complicated
one path is. But it is probably fairly complicated. It seems fairly natural
to me that to perform one path in one thread in one node and parallel
different paths in different node.
C++ codes for real computation are developed by another subgroup. The
subgroup I am interviewed focuses on the java management code. |
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g*****g
发帖数: 34805 | 37 I can't agree with your approach. The relevant characteristics of OOP here
is encapsulation. Encapsulation means the class maintains some states, and
define some behaviors to operate on these states, it doesn't have
intelligence, that's not part of OOP.
J2EE deals with complicate problem. And it typically has layered structure.
Most complicate systems in the world are using a service-oriented
architecture. But that still doesn't deviate from what OO is about. Every
single service maintains state... 阅读全帖 |
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g*****g
发帖数: 34805 | 38 The point of ORM is that you need an ORM one way or another.
Data is stored as relational data in DB and you need to operate on objects
instead in service level. There has to be an bridge in between, what we
typically call data access objects.
You can reinvent your own wheel or you can leverage an ORM framework to save
some boiler plate code. Personally I found spring data with JPA very neat.
Now here is the catch, ORM can get overwhelming complicated by itself at
times. If you find you are stuc... 阅读全帖 |
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S*A
发帖数: 7142 | 39 Selenium is best use for unit testing.
It follow a streamline script. If your cralwer has complicate
logic, e.g. If this then do that, it is hard to express in Selenium.
It might be possible, but I give up on it. Using GUI to write
"if else" logic is never a good idea.
xulrunner has *VERY* steap learning curve. It is also
not very well documented. I think the system is over complicated.
That is why webkit can fill the gap because firefox pay a huge
price on the abstration layer of the xulrunner,... 阅读全帖 |
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g*****g
发帖数: 34805 | 40
I don't think it's that complicated. Yes, doing it right needs
some skills, but doing SQL right needs some skills too. At least
you can have some experienced guy doing it and spare rest of the
team on an object model, which is more productive than everybody
doing SQL based on my experience.
True, and caching is the best way to reduce the DB load. ORM gives
you a simple way to do that. I've seen enough companies trying to
do caching with SQL, most end up with their own home-made ORM framework,
o... 阅读全帖 |
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r****y
发帖数: 26819 | 41 http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-01-2013/130107-developer-
age=1
Here is our guide to some of the more dominant tech generations in computer
history, as embodied by the programmers who gave them life. The list is far
from complete, but if you've been coding for any amount of time, you will pr
obably recognize many of these generational traits in yourself, your coworke
rs, and the programming community at large.
Punch-card programmers
The '60s-era computers received their instructions from a... 阅读全帖 |
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发帖数: 264 | 42
I think I see your point. Still, industry is different from academia.
Eventually, "use cases" and "applications" would take hold most of the
effots. It is sad but true.
Partition codes into layers is the first step to solve the complicated
problems. Even for complicated applications, real road block still could be
isolated. Let C/C++ people eat the bone (more money) and let java people
eat the meat. Algorithm complexity is different from I/O bound problems.
From my limited expereince, h... 阅读全帖 |
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g*****g
发帖数: 34805 | 43 Even if Amazon is really using async process, your conclusion is still wrong.
Async is not simpler, if async is simpler, the majority of websites would be
using it. Async is typically for achieving better performance by batching
up, or when
complicated locking/ordering is required between requests. In your
description, the workflow is already more complicated than letting you know
if the transaction is successful or not right at the spot.
In this case, there's no such thing as how many items are... 阅读全帖 |
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b***e
发帖数: 1419 | 44 Similar to the JQuery UI plugins, such rigid "UI frameworks" never work in
serious consumer facing products. It is probably only good for developing
CRUD based internal tools. Real real-world problems are usually coming with
much more complicated product requirements and much more involved user
interaction specifications than what such frameworks provide and suppport.
Instead of fighting such frameworks, it is better to build your own stuff
ground up with light weight lib support such as JQue... 阅读全帖 |
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b***e
发帖数: 1419 | 45 Similar to the JQuery UI plugins, such rigid "UI frameworks" never work in
serious consumer facing products. It is probably only good for developing
CRUD based internal tools. Real real-world problems are usually coming with
much more complicated product requirements and much more involved user
interaction specifications than what such frameworks provide and suppport.
Instead of fighting such frameworks, it is better to build your own stuff
ground up with light weight lib support such as JQue... 阅读全帖 |
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