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grauenwolf
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Oh, so like UTIs?
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> ironical *twitch*
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cultic_raider
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Executability is orthogonal to content format. File extensions describe the format of the file's contents (CSV, perl, general ascii txt, zipped XML doc, etc) "executable" is a flag that determines whether the operating system should: 1. execute the file as a program in its system environment (either as a native bina...
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Mechakoopa
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OCR libraries are a dime a dozen, what are you complaining about? ;)
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eligundry
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That's true. He does it do he can compare efficiency from day to day.
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ponchedeburro
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This is a very nice tool. And iq is a very talented coder. The demos I have seen from him inspired me to become a demo coder as well. He has a LOT of interesting stuff on his website!
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julesjacobs
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Awesome! Would be nice to provide a direct link from the blog post. http://www.janestreet.com/ocaml/async-107.01.tar.gz
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grauenwolf
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Whoa, wait a second. A Model is supposed to be pure data, no external resouces involved at all. The Controller is in charge of fetching and storing data, either directly or via some sort of service/repository.
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bbq
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Because it's not obvious nor superior. How could you do something like this in text and have it not be ugly as sin? http://worrydream.com/LadderOfAbstraction/
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spot
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a GPU/YouTube mashup: http://sp0t.org/videoriot/
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spinozasrobot
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Then you have failed, my son.
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grauenwolf
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My solution for MVVM is to have a separate project for each tier. Models are at the bottom with no dependencies. View-Models are the next project and they can access resources. Views are at the top. I haven't tried using this with a MVC framework yet.
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erikd
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WTF does P99_DECLARE_UNION do? Its not part of C99 so you better tell us what it does if you are going to use it.
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grauenwolf
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And what happens if you try to set the "executable flag" on an XML file? Does your OS have a way to warn you that isn't allowed? What about Java's class files? Does you "executable flag" prevent a user from running one of these by clicking on it? It will it go ahead and launch the default JVM?
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Sheepshow
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I think the problem arises from the notion that you should be able to just double click on any file without knowing what it is.
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eruonna
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This effect is also interesting when used to distort an image: #ifdef GL_ES precision highp float; #endif uniform float time; uniform vec2 resolution; uniform vec4 mouse; uniform sampler2D tex0; uniform sampler2D tex1; const float PI = 3.1415926535; const float RA...
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Nanobot
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Good points, although I'm not sure I'd call a website Java-based just because its database and some libraries are. I wouldn't call a WordPress site C-based just because MySQL and GD are. For an "x% of sites are written in y language" statistic, I'd be more interested in the main page controllers. Still, even that coul...
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You have a point but take any Python/Ruby REPL, a decent "shell" library coded in a similar language and you have yourself a framework that is: - Faster - Just as versatile - More readable and maintainable - More elegant (though you might argue that this is beyond the point, to which I would answer that it doesn't hur...
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grauenwolf
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The whole point of this conversation is to look at better ways to determine what a file is besides file name extensions.
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wnoise
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Utterly unlike urinary tract infections. (I hadn't actually looked at it until now. It seems reasonable enough for what it does, but my comment was mostly meant in jest. It was intended to describe an overkill solution for a nonexistent problem. though it might indeed enable things I haven't thought of that would be...
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thechao
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> Ada tries to do as much compile time checking as possible. My bet is that the Ada compiler doesn't have to; the compiler just has to try. If the compiler can't find a static guarantee, it will inject run-time code. Although, I suppose something like scalar evolution would detect the overflow in the case you spec...
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Sheepshow
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Why wouldn't it be allowed? It's a permission like read only. Should your OS prevent you from setting "read only" on your folder titled "place where i write files"?
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aphoenix
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Then what is your argument? Even if McCarthy and Ritchie were *necessary* for Jobs to do what he did, that doesn't mean that they were more important than him.
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yminsky
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Added to the post.
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moondance
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I prefer to admire work, not the people who do it.
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alecco
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It's a set of [convenience macros](http://gustedt.wordpress.com/2010/11/18/p99-is-released/). [P99_DECLARE_UNION](http://p99.gforge.inria.fr/p99-html/group__types_ga801c486e408d4fb016d1ac06d5432b66.html#ga801c486e408d4fb016d1ac06d5432b66).
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Sheepshow
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Most files contain metadata at the top of the file -- I'm thinking png and zip have some fixed number of bytes with some fixed pattern. Why not have a set of rules for parsing the file headers? First two bytes = "#!" try sending it to bash First four bytes = 0x04034b50 try sending it to your archive manager etc
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poco
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Someone needs to create textur.com where people can type text and make links to it.
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zsakuL
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I wonder if they have a C++11 IDE in the works.
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lazor
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Security could be an issue. A shader is essentially just a little program that is executed on the gpu. Right there in kernel-mode. Having a shader run automatically just by looking at a website could potentially be very similar to just automatically downloading and executing an executable, with superuser permissions. ...
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MarshallBanana
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http://www.iquilezles.org/www/material/nvscene2008/nvscene2008.htm is a popular place to start.
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mreiland
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you can attack me all you want, it doesn't change the bullshittery that is your statement and that quote. Just stop fucking doing it.
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Filmore
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Using Chrome 15.0.874.102 beta-m on a laptop and I don't see anything...
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unquietwiki
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Thanks!
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dbqpdb
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Oh wow, that's really nice. I do a lot of mathematical/artistic gpu programing, and I see a lot of potential in these ideas. I think I'm going to crazy generalize this with some python scripts using opencl.
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rmxz
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> You can't tell the difference between a text file and a CSV file by inspection. Then why would you want to treat them differently depending on the file's name(s)? If you have the identical data in "mydata.txt" and "mydata.csv" and "mydata.dat" - I sure hope that I could open each of those files in a spreadshee...
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aivarannamaa
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I thought Perl syntax was chosen randomly from ASCII table :p
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Dagon
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www.qdb.us - fixed width, lean-running beauty. I'm sure there's a million other sites like it.
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urmyheartBeatStopR
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Yeah Perl embrace: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/There's_more_than_one_way_to_do_it While in contrast, Python embrace, "There's Only One Way To Do It."
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Far fucking out and wavy man.
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athena2284
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cool, I can use it with [BoB](https://github.com/jayferd/balls), then your next task is to create new ORM in bash
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TheSuperficial
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> Question 10. What does the "auto" specifier do? The correct answer (**not a damn thing**) isn't offered as a choice. What, is it like 1988 or something??? Do you have a question on implicit ints, and the "register" keyword too?
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grauenwolf
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If it is a csv file I want my spreadsheet program to be the default with my text editor as an alternate. If it is a plain text file then I never want my spreadsheet program openning it. Come on now, this isn't a hard concept.
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spinozasrobot
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How childish
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rmxz
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No one argued that naming conventions aren't useful. Of course it's useful to put common prefixes and suffixes on files to organize them. Just like it's useful to name data files: my-data.2001-01-01 my-data.2001-01-02 my-data.2001-01-03 so I can easily do 'dir *.2001*' just as you explained ab...
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alexras
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Not quite a graph, but I dumped the spreadsheet data and converted it to JSON. Maybe someone can pick it up and graph it from there. https://gist.github.com/1314887
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Yeah, but burger flippers generally don't go above $15/hr here in the states. Even in shitty management.
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cultic_raider
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> And what happens if you try to set the "executable flag" on an XML file? Does your OS have a way to warn you that isn't allowed? Why should that be disallowed? It might fail if you have no XML interpreter, but there is no safety concern in the attempt (except the unlikely case that the XML file can be ambiguously...
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grauenwolf
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> Why wouldn't it be allowed? Because it's stupid. The only alternative is to go ahead and let the user set the flag just to fail later. Anyways, you still have an open question about Java.
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grauenwolf
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> Why not have a set of rules for parsing the file headers? Because we don't. That is something that would have had to been decided back at the dawn of time.
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grauenwolf
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Ars has a good article on the subject http://arstechnica.com/apple/reviews/2005/04/macosx-10-4.ars/11
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erikd
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Well great, but why wasn't that mentioned in the article? Or better yet, remove P99_DECLARE_UNION because it adds nothing to this article.
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grauenwolf
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> Why should that be disallowed? Because the OS knows damn well it can't "execute" the file. > If you double-click on a non-executable .class or .py file, should Windows GUI Shell (or Sawfish, or whatever) automatically pass the file to a VM or interpreter or any program that can generate side-effects by openin...
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flukus
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Regions are annoying as hell. I've worked on a few c# projects where the developers thought that regions were a perfectly valid substitute for functions.
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unique9998
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1992 called, it wants its browser back.
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cultic_raider
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> Because the OS knows damn well it can't "execute" the file. What if I have ant installed? (I do!) Then I can execute a build.xml script using the ant interpreter. > If your OS had a system of file types then it could also flag "dangerous" files that need the X flag before they can be opened. OK, but you stil...
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bradfitz
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How many billion do you think they could make off that? How big is the head hunter industry? (not really trying to be too cynical, even if it sounds like that)
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sighlent
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Some amazing shader examples used on [Ro.me](http://www.ro.me/tech/)
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grauenwolf
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Again, SOAP and WSDLs are meant to be machine generated. If you are writing them by hand you are doing it wrong. Either learn to use the tools or switch to some other wire format.
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jrochkind
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Hmm, even a purely old school 1980's Model is responsible for fetching and storing data from (typically) an rdbms, isn't it? These days we deal with other external resources than rdbms, I still think it's a model. I wonder if the GoF is online for free these days to see how they describe the M in MVC. Probably not.
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acecool
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>How does Ada typecheck this (pseudocode)? Im in the process of learning Ada, so this might not be right, but its something like this: subtype X is Integer range 1 .. 255; for I in X loop X := X + 4; end loop; as you see Ada uses Pascal-like syntax as readability of code was part of the original...
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sirin3
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like Pascal
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SonOfTheLorax
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Why do I feel like there should be a disclaimer that you work for JetBrains?
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sockpuppetzero
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Impressive graphics, but I can't say it's impressive performance. 3.72 seconds to render a frame using a 6-core machine seems pretty pathetic; it should be possible to render a frame in (far) less than half a second on a single core, even without even using graphics hardware. Though the render quality is quite goo...
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sacundim
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> The only ways to check for overflow is either comparing the number to another number (expensive) before each integer operation or check the processorflags after an integer operation (less expensive, but still expensive). So it's a matter of safe arithmetic or fast arithmetic. To be anally precise, there is a thir...
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tick113
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The responsibility division is a different. A service can either provide data (potentially a model, but doesn't have to be) or perform an action (create a new record). You might consider it a mix of a model and a controller. A view can be composed based on services, and can be redesigned a reworked with minimal de...
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jrochkind
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Ha, I went to look up what GoF says about the "M", and they give kind of a wishy-washy definition of Model, "The Model is the application object." Um, okay. Their specific example is "some data values" that will go into a spreadsheet (which is a View). And the way they describe the M and V interacting isn't quite wh...
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acecool
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>I'm not going to speak for Java, but at least with C and C++ ALL of the language design decisions are basically focused on performance first. Ada was introduced in 1983 as the default programming language for all DoD contracts. But back then the fastest processors were running an average of 1mhz with a couple k of...
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jrochkind
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I am not convinced. MVC done well seems to me to have those same characteristics: A View can be changed radically without throwing away the controller. If the point of MVC is to keep these layers loosely coupled (isn't that the original point?), then doing a better job of keeping them loosely coupled is just doing a...
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noitulove
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The demo in question: [Second Reality - by Future Crew](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8G_aUxbbqWU) I remember getting a copy of it through a friend who was on "copyparties" since didn't have internet nor torrents back then :) Oh yeah, the first documentary clip is in finnish. Hell I don't understand shit of it eith...
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redalastor
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There's still a cost to it.
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cashto
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"Use C# regions wisely" is not just an uninteresting headline; it's an utter vacuum of content. Is there some countermovement that says, "no, we should use #regions UNWISELY!" that desperately needs balancing? No, there isn't. Congrats, you've contributed exactly zero information to the universe. You should be so therm...
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jrochkind
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What is the benefit of a protocol that is meant to be machine-generated, and meant to go over HTTP in large messages using human language terms and phrases and verbose XML tags? If you want a protocol who's messages are meant to be generated by machine and never viewed by a person, why wouldn't you want a binary proto...
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haoest
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xcode runs like a load truck crawling upwards in muddy road with Mini Mac. If App Code works quicker I would definitely consider shelling out $70.
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shaurz
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Well that took a long time!
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uriel
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No, no, no, you got it wrong, [the S stands for Simple](http://harmful.cat-v.org/software/xml/soap/simple)! [SOAP](http://harmful.cat-v.org/software/xml/soap/) is so insanely horrible that you have to seriously wonder if it was not intended as a parody of CORBA and XML all along.
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TheSisko972
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If Python is right, then how can Perl even exist?
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TheSisko972
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Performance. Libraries. Ubiquity. Maturity. Penis size.
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MarshallBanana
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Well, that's nice and all, but I'd prefer an answer to the original question.
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Why create a new dialect of Lisp when they could have used Scheme?
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boneheaddigger
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Has anyone else managed to find the sun at the center of the rendering window?
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Yeah ... I mean the idea kind of makes sense in those meta-hacking kind of way. Since you have to make the model anyway, imagine if the model WAS the program... it's mindblowing until you actually have to use it at which point you realise why models and programs are two different things.
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grauenwolf
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The Smalltalk MVC from the 1980's has nothing to do with web-style MVC. In Smalltalk MVC you have model instances that are resident in memory and shared between multiple V-C pairs. A Contoller is tightly bound to one and only one View. GoF didn't talk about multi-tier data access patterns. It didn't really talk about ...
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tau-lepton
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Very, very nice. And Haskell too.
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grauenwolf
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Keeping the data access out of the Models allows you to write unit tests without resorting to dependency injection, IoC containers, mocking libraries, and all that other junk. You also gain the ability to share your Model class across different technologies. For example you could use the same Models in a web site and ...
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jealousy...
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grauenwolf
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Oh no, you aren't going to trick me into defending SOAP. I'll explain its goals and uses, but I won't justify the crap it has become.
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alecco
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I am not the guy and don't think he is reading this thread. (no downvote btw) Edit: BTW the author of the blog post is also the author of that library of C99 macros.
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tau-lepton
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Active Resource would like to have a word with you.
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grauenwolf
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I wish I knew that when I was still in school. You wouldn't believe how many times I tried to explain to my classmates that they were walking off the end of the array.
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sili
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What a stupid study. Why the would you compare a language designed for usability (Quorum), the same language with some syntax randomly changed (Randomo), to a language that *evolved* with completely different semantics and drastically different design goals? What could this possibly prove that isn't complete nonsense?...
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sockpuppetzero
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Thanks for pointing out the difference. Though it's more than just the jagged aspects, the images are totally different when you apply your fix.
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noneedtoprogram
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I don't know about being better on Intel than AMD, but on my AMD platform it outperforms GCC with stuff that I've tested personally. It also built our large gcc oriented project, which the eko path compiler failed to do correctly (clang and llvm2.9 can also built our project, previous versions of clang/llvm could not ...
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