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so85
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you can't do video capture with just html5 :/ The device tag is mostly just a dream in some spec writers eye. [(except for some experimental work by erisson)](https://labs.ericsson.com/developer-community/blog/beyond-html5-conversational-voice-and-video-implemented-webkit-gtk)
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> Memes and image macros are not acceptable forms of content. Please see the sidebar for more information.
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Excellent article -- not only did it show me some commands I don't (yet) make daily use of, the write up was good enough that I didn't immediately reach for `:h`!
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MarshallBanana
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> I chose Rake primarily because Make has not aged well. Not at all. Make is by far the easiest way to compile small-to-medium sized project in C, both for the program creator and the user. I've still to see any alternate build system that is as easy and works as well. Most of them just add unnecessary dependencies...
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artsrc
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Sometimes there is a simple, obvious, and loosely coupled, dependency injected design. And a good DI framework can reduce the boiler plate in implementing that design. That sounds like a good solution to me.
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artsrc
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> Who is forcing the developer to extract interfaces for every class, or to use the "black magic" ways of resolving dependencies? Enterprise software architects.
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rkenned
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Well that's just your opinion man.
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pyramid_of_greatness
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Great write up.. I often find the vi write-ups/cheat-sheets to be too cryptic and without specific examples.
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artsrc
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Module DateCalc does date calculations, and needs a holiday loader module. Module DBHolidays loads holidays from a database. Module AjaxHolidays loads holidays via Ajax. Module SwapCalcs needs DateCalcs At run time on the client the modules are AjaxHolidays, SwapCalcs and DateCalc all injected appropriately. At ru...
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I have kind of opposite story. I've been coding back and forth since i was probably 14 and first hooked up to 56k modem. But I did not became linus torvalds or bill gates, because I could never hold interest. I start with mirc scripting and ended after building few statistic bots (with dlls and mysql it was very very c...
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Deoxyribonucleic acid
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elder_george
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This reminds me how we built a system that should have received notification about some events (fingerprint scan results), analyze them using set of rules and execute some action (send SMS/email, update user availability records etc.) basing on results. Message queuing was a perfect match, but we decided against using...
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PatrickTulskie
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It would be better if the commits linked to the actual code. Sometimes swearing isn't funny unless you see the code.
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is_left
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Extracting an interface for every class is an awesome practice. Everything is easily mocked for unit testing.
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PrimaxAUS
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What part of the world do you live in? I'm hiring in a few months.
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pinebomb
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Buy an AVR, a $50 JTAG debugger, and $20 development board (optioal but recommended). Download AVR studio, WinAVR, and the datasheet (for the love of god, READ IT!). ... You're to ready to rock. Seriously, ardruinos are great and all, but you're just a couple of steps from learning some marketable skills.
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thantik
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NOT PROGRAMMING
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tjdziuba
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> Simple enough: create a table in the database for generic tasks, and a cron job to run them at regular intervals. What a roundabout way to avoid using cron directly. I'm picking up on some idiot smell. > Just by way of example: let’s say you have one PHP script that processes tasks. Oh, hm, we're using PHP f...
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Facebook uses it exclusively for their Graph API.
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boyubout2pissmeoff
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Because I already re-invented the wheel enough times in my life....?
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mnp
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Eeeyup!
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chironshands
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I've had some similar experiences with Haskell, but I've come to a different conclusion. I place a very high value on code maintainability. As long as your projects don't consist entirely of hacking together a bunch of mostly-correct features as fast as possible, Haskell is pretty well suited for professional developme...
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chironshands
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I might not understand your point. Are you saying that Haskell programs don't have side-effects (which is incorrect)? Or, are you saying that constraining side-effects is a futile effort (with which I'd disagree)?
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poo_22
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That's exactly what I needed, thanks!
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leonscape
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What are you finding so difficult to grasp? Why the childish lashing out? You see what ever the time is local to you, as does everyone else. The machine however stores GMT. So when you send the file anywhere everyone knows what happened when in their local time. Information us update all over the internet. What order...
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akdas
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Well, I guess you have really high standards for what's a good idea.
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cavercody
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> You don't need to know how to code up a doubly-linked list, hash list or red-black tree off the top of your head. I disagree about doubly-linked list. If you can't code one off the top of your head I would see that as a huge red flag. And conceptually a person should be able to explain a hash table though I woul...
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cultic_raider
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If you have free time due to underemployment, I suggest that, before taking more time to learn new languages, set yourself up as a freelance consultancy, and seek out gigs for your business, instead of seeking a job. Let potential clients think you are the experienced manager of a team of young bucks, and then when yo...
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senatorpjt
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My biggest problem now is finding things to do. I first learned to code when I was 14 (19 years ago), at that time I always seemed to be able to think of something to do. I pretty much gave up on it at 18, and I'm just getting back into it now. The way I was able to learn before was by having some sort of problem to so...
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generalT
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>Unless the object contains internal state, which is usually bad idea for code that invokes services why is this a bad idea? i'm working on some code now that calls a few methods on a remote service, and implemented a thin wrapper over the service calls so the clients are interacting with the wrapper instead of ...
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gospelwut
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Overtime? Stop making up words.
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xrymbos
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You actually don't need to set a mark. `' will jump back to where you were before.
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gospelwut
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To touch on that point: The reality of the situation is if you have two people of equal or roughly equal skill, one of them will has a disadvantage in some way. I'm sure that there are many cases of ignorant discrimination, namely be the inept fucks at HR, but I'd argue that the only thing people can do is not be in a...
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khrak
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What are you finding so difficult to grasp? You keep telling me shit I already know while continuing to ignore the original statement. Nothing you have said supports the statement that computers cannot display anything but GMT without an Internet database. >**Without this database and others like it, computers wou...
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ryeguy146
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I recently described Java as C++ with its balls cut off. I do not think that I was far wrong. Yes, it is the way that C implements ideas using that 'low-levelness' that I enjoy. I think of the constraints on the language and wonder how it might accomplish certain challenges. And then, I arrive at the chapter in K&...
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cavercody
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> What sort of stops me from doing anything with EE is that you have to wait a few days every single time you decide you need a part. On a computer, if you need a library, you have it in minutes at most and in seconds in most cases. What? Conceptually an electrical engineer will know what type of components they ne...
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comment-dwim
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My problem with Haskell is that when I'm using it I feel that I'm thinking more about how to please the type system and purely functional evaluation semantics than about the problem I have at hand.
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MatrixFrog
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My variant of that is to ask the question on Stack Overflow -- type out the question, providing all the detail someone would need to answer it, including links to the documentation/examples you're following, code snippets, compiler error message, etc. The trick is, just before you actually submit the question to the si...
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MatrixFrog
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My variant of that is to ask the question on Stack Overflow -- type out the question, providing all the detail someone would need to answer it, including links to the documentation/examples you're following, code snippets, compiler error message, etc. The trick is, just before you actually submit the question to the si...
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nickcash
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From the article: >Things start to get busy, and so you want two or three scripts to processes tasks. With activemq and Stomp, this was as easy as firing up the three scripts… and that’s it. This is only true if your scripts aren't CPU-bound! To handle that you'll need multiple machines processing tasks, but this a...
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x86_64Ubuntu
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Hah, no, I was referring to ORMs in the backend. Where you want one and ONLY one copy of an entity to exists in the application layer. That being said, there are technologies which actually bridge the gap between Flex and backend synchronization because certain problems arise without them.
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scgtrp
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You do realize you can write raw AVR code on an Arduino and ignore the library if you want to, right? There's no reason to buy extra equipment.
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teyc
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In hell, programming languages only work *with* dependency injection.
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i-hate-digg
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C is not merely a subset of C++. An arbitrary C program might not work once converted to C++.
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khrak
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>This is how almost all software on almost all UNIX and UNIX-like systems works. This is how almost all software on almost all operating systems works. Why would the computer be storing anything other than GMT? So you're telling me that UNIX has no timezone support whatsoever and that only way to get UNIX to disp...
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xiongchiamiov
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I do this **all the time**. :)
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pinebomb
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Yes, and with an AVR and a JTAG debugger you can stick your uC on any board, flash, and debug it. No, need to buy extra equipment...
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forgeflow
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Why not Zoidberg?
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greenspans
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The problem with haskell is I'm already comfortable in non-haskell languages and don't know haskell well but I still would like to lobby in favor of my omni-competence with superficial observations because there wasn't enough dick measuring contests today.
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scgtrp
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You don't need to buy extra equipment if you've already bought the necessary extra equipment? Shiny. You're missing the point. If you've already got an Arduino, there is little to no reason to buy more things that serve the same purpose.
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i-hate-digg
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Brainfuck.
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sleepparalysis
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start here, it is possible http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYOhbKegKGw
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Reading articles like this sometimes makes me think I chose the wrong career path. I just don't understand why people talk about programming like it's so challenging to get into. I took a programming class (C++) for the first time in my life when I was 27. It was a requirement for the electrical engineering degree tha...
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dons
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main = do print "building and using side effects:" print "its really not that hard" In all seriousness, it's not that it is difficult to use side effects of any or all sorts in Haskell -- actually using them is very pleasant -- it is that the majority of programmers don't know what computations...
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JoeGaggler
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Have you checked out [Service Broker](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms345108.aspx)? Assuming you're running MSSQL, it's message queuing with everything in the database.
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cpanm is the new way to install cpan modules, though I agree, using curl to grab it on the fly is not a great idea.
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Well I could milk a cow myself, but I'd just as soon pay the farmer. Shocking as it may seem not everyone enjoys writing software, and if they can find a programmer willing to take on their project all power to them.
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The uncertainty principle has to do with the difficulty with knowing the ~~speed~~ momentum and location of a particle to a certain very precise degree at once. What this has to do with referentially transparent computation is beyond me.
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jrochkind
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your problem is Java, not the "dependency injection" pattern. In a reasonable language, it doesn't even need a name, you just DO it, fairly intuitively, when you need to abstract something. (and _only_ when you _need_ to _abstract_ something, not prematurely to everything!) Although giving it a name and recognizing i...
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If you are planning on making more than one AVR-based project in the future, it makes sense to invest in an external programmer. Instead of buying 5 $30 arduinos, I can buy 1 $50 programmer and 5 $5 atmega328's. It's not that difficult to build a toolchain based around an external ISP and a barebones atmega. I did it...
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pinebomb
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My point was if you can write C and read a datasheet you never needed the arduino in the first place. Now you're stuck with a limited environment to build embedded systems. With WinAVR and a JTAG debugger you can target any AVR uC on any board. If you're really interested in programming uCs, why not go all the way. The...
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> I can buy 1 $50 programmer and 5 $5 atmega328's. You can also buy one $30 Arduino and a pile of 328s and use the Arduino as a programmer, with literally the same tools on the PC side. Your point?
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ironiridis
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A program to cheat at scrabble. And it was fucking horrible.
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jared84lsu
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No kidding...reading some of these comments makes me think I should go take an extra dosage of seizure meds...
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michaelochurch
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Agreed, but at his age, he should aim for a lifestyle business, not some VC 1-in-10-chance 95-hour-work-week possible-billionaire-maker. Actually, I guess that applies at any age. It applies more when you're older, though. People who continually challenge themselves are smarter at 50 than at 25, but the ability to en...
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StuckAtOnePoint
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A huge red flag for what, exactly? I've been programming professionally for 10 years and have never once needed to build any type of data structure from scratch. In our business, your mileage may vary considerably.
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jayembee
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Unless you are RIM. :P
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ivosaurus
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This is WAY more useful than your average vim tip.
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ivosaurus
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Only in vim will two quotation marks next to each other do something incredibly useful. Fucking vim... how does it work???
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ivosaurus
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?text will search backwards for text, also. (/text for forwards). Using text objects, then just yaw - yank a word.
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claco
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How is running it via curl any less secure than running it after doing a cpan install (assuming the package has signatures)?
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I loved UserLand Frontier and HyperCard. Good times.
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I use DI for one simple reason - easy unit testing.
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jrochkind
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I get the impression that many of these lesser known google products, pretty much have no development team after initial release; there is no actual development team for maintenance. Maybe one or two guys. And which one or two guys those are switch every 9-15 months. This is my impression from trying to talk to dev...
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thehalfwit
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I started with HTML and Perl 15 years ago at the age of 32. I was a magazine editor and had taken a single intro to APL class in college more than a decade earlier. Shit, all I do anymore is code, mostly in Perl, MySQL, Javascript and CSS. The work never seems to run out, nor do the ideas. If I could only learn to st...
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I actually find Haskell's type system to be a useful tool in solving a problem, not a hindrance. It takes a load off my mind to be able to see the program in overview as a chain of 'type transformations'. Solving a problem and pleasing the type system are kind of intertwined in my mind.
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tjdziuba
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> As long as your projects don't consist entirely of hacking together a bunch of mostly-correct features as fast as possible... Ahem, I've got some bad news for you...
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MarioneTTe-Doll
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> start here, it is possible [1] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYOhbKegKGw I really, really hope you pasted in the wrong link, because that one goes to some shitty rap song.
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Polyclad
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I am going to go ahead and present an intelligent argument. Because it is a pile of shit.
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etcshadow
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Actually, not speed and position but *momentum* and position. Different constructs, particularly for subatomic particles. For example, all photons have the same speed, but may have different momenta. (Also, technically, speed is a scalar, and momentum is a vector (as well as velocity, which is probably what you mean...
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xshare
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It isn't about not using it. Its about how easily such a structure should be reproduced logically in your head using basic logic. If you can't figure out a doubly linked list implementation pretty quickly just by pure thought, thats definitely a red flag
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acecool
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this thread: hispters complaining haskell does not do as well at web programming as their favorite scripting languages does hint: ocaml is a compiled language with very strong typing and modularity, much stronger than C++ in these areas. Would you use C++ for http scripts??
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slurpme
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I stopped learning Haskell when I found out that white space is significant...
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zingbot3000
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That doesn't make it MORE functional than real functional languages, though. That would be true only if real functional languages don't have pure functions, which is complete nonsense.
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sleepparalysis
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Oh no you di'int! YT and STC are the greatest! http://www.asteroids.com The difference is 60k a year at a shitty job with a shitty boss or 60k a month. Can you make the sun set from a jet?
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odokemono
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A better way of seeding rand() is to use the extra bits from gettimeofday().
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dobryak
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I thought dons just wanted more specifics. I am sure he's not quite asking because "Haskell is his baby". So, could you elaborate? What do you think must be improved (specifically) and how?
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