copying

The function takes T, because it doesn't change that argument (and the object is small and/or the programmer doesn't care about the copying - irrelevant issues here).

Except that one can't steal software, and the copying of bytes does not harm Saleae in any way.

Blind copying would get you to the final examination, but it wouldn't allow you to pass it.

Something tells me that courts will be able to draw a line between scraping data and copying an idea.

The OP really only makes changes to make it their company's product, so it's probably just copying, not deriving.

Consequently deploying go apps is as simple as copying a single file around, that just works.

There are several other sites that already rank well just by copying the same data.

So why aren't universities copying the coding bootcamp model as a hybrid with CBE?

But most important, stop copying Chrome and stop only serving the simple users.

The large majority of my productivity involved copying and pasting with multi line select, and jumping words and different boundaries on multiple lines at once.

Nuggets copying the Rooms design probably doesn't hurt Facebook much.

Yep, if you want an immutable list, or whatever, you have to make sure your list is immutable, which usually involves defensive copying.

A convenient addition the library would be a Seq/Hash that delegates to a "regular" List or Map without copying.

The tweaking may come from copying a stackoverflow.com answer without unerstanding the underlying principles (aka "cargo cult").

That is also one of the points why it is considered being a pseudo science, "copying what works" is not scientific.

If insane shit like patents on rounded app icons and the iTunes "music note" logo gets regularly brought to court and settled[1], then copying the entire L&F of a site is definitely infringing.

Copying assignments in his class was acceptable.