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Quote: : hey hotgolf how you getting on with your shifter? I have finished drawing mines up in catia and have made a mock up so hopefully over christmas I will get it machined out.
Did you use cables? I have made mines up with rods but id does require...
Started by smudge on
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I then went away a did lots of research and measure up lots of photos... .
It started of with a very initial idea and a rough sketch .
Well I took a few pics yesterday and have had a route around my external hard drive for some of the development pics as well .
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I am not aware of any self-improving compiler, but then again I am not much of a compiler-guy.
Is there ANY self-improving compiler out there?
Please note that I am talking about a compiler that improves itself - not a compiler that improves the code ...
Started by JohnIdol on
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On a side note, if there was anything like a self improving compiler, we'd know complexity, or something else? Which....
These "improvements" that compilers make question is : No.
That "compilers are self-improving" is rather dubious.
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Hi guys,
Just wondering if there is any tips on improving search times (full-text).
How do large sites like stackoverflow, reddit, etc, implement their search functions?
(Sorry for the vagueness - i am a newbie)
Started by skub on
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Firstly, if you're storing in ....
Oh wow, there are entire courses and papers written on this.. .
It describes many techniques the engine can use to make searches faster or more exhaustive .
Have a read of the MySQL Guide to Fine-Tuning Full-Text Search .
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CDNs seem like a tremendously brute-force approach to improving website performance across the world, since they use some thousands of machines close to the end-user to ensure good throughput.
Are there any ways of improving performance over long distances...
Started by Legooolas on
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Also use gzip compression) - then....
Just make sure your server supports Keepalive, everything that should be cached actually comes with appropriate Expires: headers and that your HTML is reasonably sized (i.e .
You can't circumvent latency by reducing size.
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I've got a query that is taking a very long time to run due to a select similar to:
SELECT Count( Distinct t1.v1), Count (Distinct Case t2.v1 When 'blah' then t1.v1 Else null End ), .... FROM t1 LEFT JOIN t2 ON t1.v3 = t2.v3 WHERE t1.myDate BETWEEN @start...
Started by Abe Miessler on
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So the only improvement that you can get is possibly....
As there are No Where clause predicates (no filters) on this query it will involve a complete table scan or index scan no matter what you do (unless the inner join restricts the resultset...) .
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I have a large high quality c# framework codebase that I nevertheless want to try to improve.
Is fxcop an effective tool for improving .NET frameworks? I know Microsoft uses the tool internally, but how do external users find it? Worthwhile?
I already...
Started by Paul on
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In addition to finding many.
Yes FxCop is a very effective tool for improving .Net code bases.
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I have a uitableview that loads fairly large images in each cell and the cell heights vary depending on the size of the image. Scrolling performance is decent, but can sometimes be jerky.
I found these tips I found on the FieryRobot blog:
http://www.fieryrobot...
Started by Jonah on
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If you're using images, make sure you're caching them so you don't have to load from file more than once for each (if you have... .
It's much faster than loading Nib files.
If you are subclassing UITableViewCell , don't use a Nib, write it in code instead .
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One troubling aspect of building JEE applications is the turn around time for the edit, compile, deploy process. I tried using Jetty but even that has some problems after making several edits you will usually run into a memory error.
At the moment I use...
Started by Vincent Ramdhanie on
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You could use JavaRebel.
It keeps deployments modular, and you can hot deploy/undeploy individual modules .
Troubling? Really? How long are your projects?
I think that Spring dm Server might start making in-roads with its OSGi technology .
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I am building an internal, data-heavy website for my company on the Microsoft stack (ASP.NET 2.0/C#/SQL Server). Lately I have been trying to improve the layout and design of this site, partly because I want it to look good for my employers, but mostly...
Started by Matthew Jones on
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Http://www.alistapart....
In particular their "design" section of articles are good and may provide just what you need.. .
Alistapart.com.
But I can recommend a good source...
I'm not sure what to say exactly.
This is something I constantly learn about myself.
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Hi,
We host a number of different servers. Windows 2003 server, linux etc. And we have a number of clients who connect into our systems using RDP, several through wireless networks that we provide. The wireless networks generally run well and we don't...
Started by Matt on
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Especially if you want to allow seamless movement from one access ... .
My understanding of wireless is that once you have over 100 connections or so, planning can be tricky .
For network analysis you could use ntop or wireshark to monitor your main switch .
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