Chris911

Except he's not comparing the C program and the Python one. He's comparing the time difference (or ratio) for each language with and without abstraction.

Dropbox response:

"Dropbox has not been hacked. These usernames and passwords were unfortunately stolen from other services and used in attempts to log in to Dropbox accounts. We’d previously detected these attacks and the vast majority of the passwords posted have been expired for some time now. All other remaining passwords have been expired as well."

Cool. Thanks for answering here. Great project I will surely give it a try at some point.

Why is this "released" now? The projects seems to be semi-dead (only a couple bug fixes since last April) [1].

[1] https://github.com/voltrb/volt/commits/master

If you want to run this can of experimentation on your own, you can easily get these data points from the command line using iStats[1].

[1] https://github.com/Chris911/iStats

Yep no luck for QuizUp here as well.

I like Charles and have been using it for this exact purpose for a while now. I'm still wondering what's the best approach from a developer perspective to get around that and keep a private API private. Even if you build a different key for each request on Android you can work your way through obfuscated code and rebuild the logic. If the app requires the user to login running your own OAuth server can be a solution but are there any easier solutions?

That would be awesome. The interface should be just like when you rebase and you get to select which commit you want to squash or keep.

howdoi uses Google to find results on Stack Overflow while I used the Stack Exchange API for this package. I'm a bit disappointed with the results returned by the API both sorted by relevance and by votes. Down the road I'd like to merge the results from Google and the API to get the best set of answers.

Github repo: https://github.com/buunguyen/octotree/

I'll be part of Office Online Tools next summer. Not sure if APIs are part of this team. Little bit different now with the reorg.

In which group or division were you? DevDiv? Office? I also interned last year and interning again this summer and would like to work on something like this.

They kinda do. But again based on the user's repos. https://github.com/trending/developers?since=weekly

Switched from Windows 8 (early builds) to OSX a few months ago and at the moment I don't see myself even going back to Windows for development. I'm realizing how much I missed the command-line from my Ubuntu days and how much you can develop in pretty much any language quite easily on a mac. It's the perfect development machine.