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You're hired to fix a small bug for a security-intensive site. Looking at the code, it's filled with security holes. What do you do?

may 11 at 22:11 joe 19

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Why use a database instead of just saving your data to disk?

database sql mysql nosql

mar 20 at 13:00 Martin Wickman 9,727

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How will quantum computing change programming?

programming-languages algorithms

aug 16 at 15:38 Mike Dunlavey 7,853

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Could we build a functional computer?

functional-programming computer-science haskell lisp clojure

may 13 at 9:13 Aeneas 78

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Is Haskell/Clojure actually unsuited for dynamic systems such as particle simulation?

functional-programming haskell clojure immutability

apr 16 at 17:00 C. A. McCann 1,639

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Could a programming language work as well without statements?

programming-languages javascript language-design statem

dec 16 at 18:28 Loki Astari 8,014

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Is there a language where collections can be used as objects without altering the behavior?

programming-languages language-design language-features list

jun 4 '12 at 16:29 Jeremy Heiler 3,974

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Why don't computers come with specialized hardware such as sorting networks?

programming-languages hardware sorting

may 26 at 11:47 Ross Patterson 4,004

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A study shows that lines_written/time is language-independent for most programmers. Where can it be found?

programming-languages productivity study

aug 18 at 23:39 Martin C. Martin 830

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Is there a way to use a higher level language in a competition that only has C, C++ and Java by default?

java programming-languages c++ lisp greenspunning

apr 26 at 14:12 finnw 1,260

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How can “hash functions” be used to implement hash maps at all?

functions hashing implementations map

jan 22 at 6:42 Karthik T 605

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What are studies comparing programmer productivity in determined languages/environments?

programming-languages productivity study

jun 18 '12 at 14:08 RalphChapin 1,983

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What are general guidelines and advices to estimate how much you should charge for a project, being a novice freelancer? [closed]

freelancing job-market

sep 21 at 16:10 ElYusubov 14.4k

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Why OTServs have an item cloning problem if the server crashes? [closed]

sql database-design mysql scalability nosql

mar 16 at 1:17 Michael Dillon 235

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What are examples of Lisp's accomplishments? [closed]

lisp clojure scheme

jun 27 '12 at 8:00 Emmad Kareem 10.4k

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Why many programming languages have only 2 data-structures: arrays and hashes?

programming-languages data-structures language-design data-types

mar 24 at 18:51 chrisaycock 5,564

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Is map-reduce the basic factor that makes NoSQL more scalable than SQL?

mysql scalability nosql

mar 14 at 12:16 Kilian Foth 14.7k

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According to Paul Graham in 2002, languages can be ranked in power order and Lisp is the first on that ranking. Is this still accurate? [closed]

programming-languages lisp

jul 3 '12 at 6:04 DeadMG 21.7k

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What are/would be the characterists and applications of a programming paradigm where functions can't have statements?

programming-languages functional-programming language-design language-features

jun 14 '12 at 0:40 Jörg W Mittag 11.6k

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What are complete programming languages with a minimal syntax and how is that important? [closed]

programming-languages syntax philosophy turing-completeness

may 18 '12 at 19:08 Bryan Oakley 8,304

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Which kind of domain / email combination is more professional looking for freelancer programmers? [closed]

professionalism domain

mar 21 at 2:59 MainMa 39.6k

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Is there any distance CS undergrad course already? [closed]

computer-science college school

may 19 at 7:57 Dokkat 1,574

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What are techniques used to make scalable, fast databases? [duplicate]

mysql scalability nosql mongodb couchdb

mar 14 at 11:38 Ozz 5,680

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Is there a connected graph of the web, connecting sites by similarity or something else? [closed]

web statistics graph

dec 12 at 15:03 Phil Colson 1

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