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maximporges.blogspot.com

The Old Blog of Maxim Porges

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Jun 30, 2009. By Maxim Porges @ 12:46 PM Link. I haven't had a chance to upload all the photos to my Flickr account yet, so here are my top (Facebook-enforced) 200 favorites. If you are looking for an awesome wedding photographer, I highly recommend the guy who shot our wedding - Phillip Lloyd. We should be getting the video in a few weeks, so I will post that when I have it. In the meantime, enjoy the pics! Java: Expert One-on-One J2EE. Adam Fortuna (a.k.a. Big Tuna). The Other Daniel Roop.

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The Old Blog of Maxim Porges

http://maximporges.blogspot.com/2009/07/holy-crap.html

Jul 16, 2009. By Maxim Porges @ 7:37 PM Link. I've been trying to use Voice Control on my iPhone and thought that it totally sucked. I'd say stuff like "play Crystal Method" and it would get it right about one time out of five. In some cases it would call somebody. awful. And once you use the right phrases - damn. I read it a phone number using the "dial" command, and it picked up every digit perfectly. Nice job, Apple. Java: Expert One-on-One J2EE. Adam Fortuna (a.k.a. Big Tuna). The Other Daniel Roop.

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Margins / Margin Text

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R TechNotes and Graphics Gallery. Plot area, mar (margins),. Oma (outer margin area),. Mfrow, mfcol (multiple figures). Earl F. Glynn. Stowers Institute for Medical Research. This technote explains how to use certain R graphics parameters that deal with margins, namely. The usage of these parameters is explained for plotting a single figure, and for plotting multiple figures. Paper, The Magical Number Seven, Plus or Minus Two: Some Limits on Our Capacity for Processing Information,. Execute the R code de...

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Book Review: Code Complete by Steve McConnell | Adventures in Coding

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I learn, you learn, we all learn! Laquo; Application Settings and How To Access Them. Clever Example of Recursion. Book Review: Code Complete by Steve McConnell. Being a self taught programmer, I have had to rely on mostly printed sources when learning best practices for coding. Examples on the Internet are far and few between and most examples don’t follow best practices themselves. Steve McConnell’s book, Code Complete. This entry was posted on August 19, 2008 at 12:04 pm and is filed under Book Reviews.

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development « Haugerns Development Escapades

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Morten Haug on development and other curiosities. Archive for category development. I Have a Dream. On February 1st, 2009. Whenever I’m presenting anything, I try to start off showing the Top 20 replies from a programmer when their programs doesn’t work . In case you’ve never seen it, here it is:. It works on my machine. Where were you when the program blew up? Why do you want to do it that way? You can’t use that version on your system. Even though it doesn’t work, how does it feel? How is that possible?

stolowski.blogspot.com

The Blog of Paweł Stołowski: The power of built-in debugging and introspection

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The Blog of Paweł Stołowski. Linux, programming, astronomy. stuff that matters. Saturday, June 9, 2012. The power of built-in debugging and introspection. I've recently started reading the excellent "Code Complete" by Steve McConnell. And - as is often the case when you encounter a good book - got inspired by some of its ideas. I was particularly enlightened by the idea of implementing advanced built-in debugging/introspection capabilities, only available if application was compiled with DEBUG flag.

developer4life.blogspot.com

DeveloperLife: March 2012

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Hi and welcome to DeveloperLife, written by Nadav Azaria and Roi Gamliel. In this blog we write about our own experience in software development, trying to share our knowledge following new technologies we adopt or problems we face. Thursday, March 22, 2012. 6 things they didn't teach me at the academy - Prepare yourself better for a developer's life. Looking for your first position in the software world? Want to know more about developer's life? Improve your chances of getting hired and blend in better?

arsenig.blogspot.com

Arseni's Silly Notes: Does Construction metaphor harm Software Development?

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View my complete profile. Tuesday, March 22, 2011. Does Construction metaphor harm Software Development? For some time already I was thinking to myself, that construction metaphor, applied to software development field so frequently, doesn’t serve its best purpose. We design. Our software, and we even have Architects. In our projects. You can often hear people referring to construction experience, saying “You wouldn’t start building your house from the roof, wouldn’t you? Usually does, isn’t it? But ther...

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Arseni's Silly Notes: March 2011

http://arsenig.blogspot.com/2011_03_01_archive.html

View my complete profile. Tuesday, March 22, 2011. Does Construction metaphor harm Software Development? For some time already I was thinking to myself, that construction metaphor, applied to software development field so frequently, doesn’t serve its best purpose. We design. Our software, and we even have Architects. In our projects. You can often hear people referring to construction experience, saying “You wouldn’t start building your house from the roof, wouldn’t you? Usually does, isn’t it? But ther...