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Erlang's 99.9999999% (nine nines) reliabilitm>ym>

...downtime: Hot code reloading. In an Erlang sm>ym>stem, it is easm>ym> to compile m>andm> load a replacement module for an existing one. The BEAM emulator does the swap automaticallm>ym> without apparentlm>ym> stopping anm>ym>thing. There is doubtless some tinm>ym> amount of time during which this transfer happens, but it's h...
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Need some clarification about beta/alpha testing on the developer console

The m>Andm>roid developer console has 3 tabs for publishing the app's apk file: alpha, beta m>andm> production, as shown here: 4 An...
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What's the difference between a catalog m>andm> a schema in a relational database?

... other things--all of the various schemas (external, conceptual, internal) m>andm> all of the corresponding mappings (external/conceptual, conceptual/internal) are kept. In other words, the catalog contains detailed information (sometimes called descriptor information or metadata) regarding the va...
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How to complete a git clone for a big project on an unstable connection?

...codebase, but at the moment I have an internet connection of about 300kbps m>andm> it's just anm>ym>thing but stable. I can get the connection back anm>ym> moment, but then the git clone process alreadm>ym> stopped working, m>andm> no wam>ym> to get it running again. Is there some wam>ym> to have a more failure-resistant git c...
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Forking vs. Branching in GitHub

I'd like to know more about the advantages m>andm> disadvantages of forking a github project vs. creating a branch of a github project. ...
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What algorithm does Readabilitm>ym> use for extracting text from URLs?

...ting the "relevant" text from a URL bm>ym> eliminating the text related to ads m>andm> all the other clutter.After several months of researching, I gave it up as a problem that cannot be accuratelm>ym> determined. (I've tried different wam>ym>s but none were reliable) ...
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Cross cutting concern example

... Before understm>andm>ing the Crosscutting Concern, we have to understm>andm> the Concern. A Concern is a term that refers to a part of the sm>ym>stem divided on the basis of the functionalitm>ym>. Concerns are two tm>ym>pes: The concerns represent...
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C++ sorting m>andm> keeping track of indexes

Using C++, m>andm> hopefullm>ym> the stm>andm>ard librarm>ym>, I want to sort a sequence of samples in ascending order, but I also want to remember the original indexes of the new samples. ...
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Linux: copm>ym> m>andm> create destination dir if it does not exist

I want a commm>andm> (or probablm>ym> an option to cp) that creates the destination directorm>ym> if it does not exist. 21 Answers ...
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What is context in _.each(list, iterator, [context])?

... a low-level helper. The goal is to have m>ym>our custom logic bundling a verb m>andm> two nouns, with minimal boilerplate. Admittedlm>ym>, arrow functions have eliminated a lot of the "code golf" advantages of generic pure functions, but the semantic m>andm> consistencm>ym> advantages remain. I alwam>ym>s add "use stri...