Foi domingo agora, dia 30 de agosto.
Percurso de 10K pela USP, bastante interessante e bem parecida com a Reebok 10K.
Uma subida igual (de matar) e outra mais amena... mas foi tudo bem.
Tempo total: 1h 10min.
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Leandro
Vida, Java e JEE em pequenas doses!
JRuby, IronRuby. Ruby on the JVM. 'nuff said. Ditto for IronRuby on to CLR. All the linguistic power (and flaws) of Ruby, on top of the JVM/CLR, which now means it's a far easier sell to the IT boys who run the datacenter.Neste mesmo artigo comenta que as linguagens dinâmicas são over-hyped, e que não é sensato pensar que esta ou aquela linguagem dominarão o mundo. Traduzindo em miúdos... Cada macaco no seu Galho.
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Groovy. "Ruby meets Java in a bar and has a love child." Groovy's syntax is easy and based on Java, and that's both a good and a bad thing. Good if you're a Java programmer who doesn't want to have to reach very far to get some dynamic goodness; bad if you're trying to avoid some of the stranger or syntactically inconsistent aspects of the Java language, or looking to do some entirely new ways of doing things. Personally, I don't find Groovy all that intellectually stimulating, which is both a blessing and a curse.
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Ruby. "Smalltalk meets Perl in a bar and has a love child." I like parts of the Ruby syntax, but there's too many Perl-isms in there for my taste. The fact that Ruby runs on top of its own interpreter (which is neither monitorable nor manageable using IT-datacenter-established tools) is a significant drawback. RoR may be great for vertical silo apps that don't need to integrate with the rest of the datacenter, but that's a pretty scary place to put yourself.
sudo /etc/init.d/mysql stop[]'s
sudo mysqld --skip-grant-tables &
mysql -u root mysql
UPDATE user SET Password=PASSWORD('YOURNEWPASSWORD') \
WHERE User='root'; FLUSH PRIVILEGES; exit;