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grauenwolf
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I see no reason to decouple the service from the controller. Most controller code is going to look like this: Validate(data) Save(data) or Load(data) Display(view, data) Is there ever a reason to make it any more complex?
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grauenwolf
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Be careful with wikipedia articles. They can be a good source for references, but the content within them is often poorly written. And it only takes one person to completely change the meaning of the article.
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obious
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FREE LSD FOR EVERYBODY!!! #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 RATE = 0.01; const float N = 15.0; ...
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redalastor
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> My other comments still apply, though. You missed the point regarding a hand-rolled parser. When you receive a JSON payload, there is no mechanism by which you can validate it's contents (while there is a JSON schema standard being drafted, no one actually uses it, as far as I know). That means that when I need to...
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defrost
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I've no idea about relevant *modern* tutorials, but a decent starting point might be the [kegel C10K](http://www.kegel.com/c10k.html) article, it's ~10 years old now but I'd say whatever the current best practice is it would extend the material covered there.
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BlitzTech
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What the... How the hell do you people come up with this? I am *amazed*.
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undershirt
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Someone correct me if I'm wrong. I have a cursory knowledge of opengl. In the old days, you just had a 2D array of points that you could directly manipulate using drawPoint or drawLine or whatever to manipulate onscreen graphics. But when GPUs came around, the direct interface to that screen buffer disappeared, and ...
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instantviking
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Fair enough, I was unclear. Glad its all better now :)
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Axman6
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>Secondly, the toolchain support for C/C++ (everything from compilers, IDE's and static analysis tools) is much better and more mature than Ada. I'm not sure I can agree with this. Just because you don't have access to these tools does not mean they do not exist, nor are they high quality. Especially when it comes ...
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defrost
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Beej is the classic short tutorial, the unix tomes by W. Richard Stevens are *the* authoritative original texts, the kegel C10K is beej++ and when I was last in the game there was discussion of libraries and methods that beat the performance what was covered in KC10K.
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Because Xcode is shit.
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munificent
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Not falling through is, by far, the more common case so I think that should be the more concise one to express. If you do explicitly want fallthrough, you could always repurpose `continue` for that. But, really, why just have switch when you can have actual pattern matching with destructuring and binding? ;)
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sebzim4500
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Chrome crashes immediately on loading that page with it's 'Aw Snap' error message.
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grauenwolf
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Oh, there is something missing from this conversation. MVC is a UI design pattern, it doesn't say anything about the parallel stack that handles external resources.
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acecool
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>Emacs is well over a million lines of code?! seriously, how the hell is that possible?! Emacs is just a lisp interpreter and all the functionality of Emacs is just a collection of Elisp scripts. Its not like most other software where an API is exposed from a centralized program so people can add functionality, Ema...
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redalastor
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> 1) The validation function is only as simple as the data. Apparently the data you deal with is pretty simple. I envy you. :) The data I deal with in JSON, I control at both ends so it's fairly regular. I'm fairly lucky with that, interop can be hell no matter how you try to mitigate it. > (imagine an int turn...
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grauenwolf
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VB 4 offers a 16-bit version. The real problem for most people is that VB 4 uses OCX custom controls instead of VBX.
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self
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I tried to chart the percentages of C and Lisp code over releases, but was defeated by Google Docs. I have the loc data in CSV format; I'll give it another shot later.
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H3g3m0n
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jebgl says it doesn't require a plugin, but Java is. Not to many Windows systems bother with Java anymore. Other than Chrome frame (which is really more running Chrome in IE rather then WebGL) I doubt most of those listed solutions will be of much use. For example you would need GLSL shaders implemented in JavaScript ...
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elder_george
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[Obligatory quote](http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Emacs#Unsourced).
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flukus
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To do DI with an active record like pattern you need either resolve every model object or use static methods and a service locator. The former is what my current project (stupidly) does, which I wouldn't consider DI at all because everything that creates a model POCO has to call the container. The latter is also not ...
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BaphodZeeblebrox
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You are correct in your statement. Still, it doesn't change the fact that C/C++ don't "suck at preventing" overflows. Mustangs suck at driving in the snow, but the fact that someone who lives in Colorado or Alaska buys one doesn't change the fact that it wasn't designed for the same purpose as a Subaru.
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action_jackson2000
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I am developing a new site in my spare time. I think I am about done with my first version. I was hoping to get some feedback about site features / seo improvements. The goal of the site is to help find the good movies on netflix instant. www.whatsoninstant.com
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johnw188
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When was the last time you used Xcode?
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flukus
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>Is there ever a reason to make it any more complex? SO you can put architect in your job title!
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acecool
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>Why create a new dialect of Lisp when they could have used Scheme? Lisp is only used as an interpreter in Emacs (Elisp can compile to bytecode, but still its interpreted). Lexical scope has advantages in compiled languages, but in an interpreted language its faster to have dynamic scoping as you only have one envi...
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flukus
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I hate the fetish the .net world has for projects, there is no need for theses to be in separate projects, it just slows down compile time and human navigation.
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genpfault
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> dependent types can give you fast and safe arithmetic, as long as you write a considerably more complex program in a programming language that nobody has actually invented yet and fewer people understand. I lol'd :)
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sisyphus
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Would that somehow change the nature of the information being presented? It's not like he's pretending to be some random guy reviewing the thing.
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acecool
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>the toolchain support for C/C++ (everything from compilers, IDE's and static analysis tools) is much better and more mature than Ada. Thats not true at all. If you look at the people who run companies who sell Ada compilers, most of them have doctorate degrees in the area of static typing. Ada excels in that area....
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kamatsu
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How does it look? Can we see some documentation or examples?
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rjw_at
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The GLSL Pipeline takes a stream of vertices as an input to the vertex shader, goes through an optional geometry shader step, and then assembles primitives to be processed by the fragment shader. What I assume he meant is that the first part of this is bypassed, so what look like '3d' polygons constructed of assembl...
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kamatsu
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You haven't worked with literate programs before, I see. I program this way often with great success.
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aaronla
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JVM written in C/C++, not Java. Shouldn't really be listed in the title.
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tpk1024
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You missed a [few other](http://i.imgur.com/yPZOK.png) uses of emacs
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elder_george
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`msbuild` can do incremental compilation which actually will decrease build time for multiple projects. Of course if nothing stupid is done to projects (sigh).
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A couple of days ago. 4.x is better than 3.x, but it's still shit. Error messages, something that Visual Studio 1.0 did just fine, somehow manage to be fidgety, randomly popping up when you thought all of them had come in or not clearing when you clean the build. The build settings panes are just massive information ...
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1234blahblahblah
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Man... those were the days: downloading demos from BBSs and tweaking DOS to make them run. edit: Nostalgia city! Impulse Tracker (I think?)! I made some awful tunes in that thing.
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grauenwolf
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Slows down? On the contrary, Visual Studio is behaving itself then it can dramtically speed up compication. If you are only changing the UI project then it shouldn't need to recompile the projects lower on the dependency chain. Now I'm not advocating running out an creating a couple dozen projects. I've seen that happ...
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b0b0b0b
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If there were a standard for F*, and someone else implemented their own compiler and runtime, and they wanted to get their platform certified for compatibility, they would need the compatibility kit, or F*CK
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mr_chromatic
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> DWIM and TIMTOWTDI both make teaching concepts harder than they should be. I've taught Perl. I don't see why that should be.
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TKN
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And here is the [C64 version](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVPW40ygds4).
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BinaryRockStar
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You're exactly right, I just wanted to simplify it a bit. Good luck getting OCX versions of those VBXs from companies that went under 15 years ago :-( 16-bit apps still run in Windows 7 (32-bit) so management doesn't see a pressing urgency to upgrade them. We're moving to a web-based version of a lot of these apps any...
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> The only alternative is to go ahead and let the user set the flag just to fail later. Which is precisely what Windows does anyway - just rename the file to something.exe. This is /exactly/ equivalent to all files being +x by default under the UNIX permission system, which is generally not a good idea, under the p...
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anthropoid
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The program is in fact [quite a bit older than that](http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/people/tball/papers/XmasGift/).
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osushkov
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OK, Ill agree than C/C++ aren't great in terms of how useful static analysis can be by their very nature. But in terms of IDE support languages like Java and C++ can't be beat imo. Cross compilers can also be a bit of a pain for less well-known languages.
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kip9000
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Historic! They were way ahead of their time..
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This really is amazing. Where does someone start? I wouldn't know what to look into in order to learn this.
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I've read that it takes something like 50 man-years to build a compliant Ada compiler. I spent the first five years of my career working in IBM's Rational Ada and still miss several of the features (both of the language and the IDE). Using tightly constrained types you could have a lot of confidence that if the softwa...
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We do. It's called shared-mime-info, standardised by freedesktop.org.
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xTRUMANx
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Not programming. How about [/r/web_design](http://reddit.com/r/web_design)?
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inmatarian
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hubot, i can haz a build?
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SDX2000
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Hmm looks nice for people who are closely aligned with the database culture. I prefer using names like map, reduce, filter etc along with JavaScript lambda functions. And I'd prefer writing *var lowPricedItems = products.filter(function () { return this.price < 100; });* instead of *var lowPricedItems = products({...
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I'm not sure if you're serious. A drawback is just something that is a disadvantage, or more precisely, a negative quality that makes something less desirable for selection. It's not graphic programming lingo. Sorry if you knew this and I misunderstood the question.
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timmy002
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Everyone who finds this interesting should watch documentary of Finnish demoscene. It has also english subtitles. http://demoscenedoc.posterous.com/ [Demoscene Documentary series, episode 1: Early 1990 era - Moving from cracking to demos](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2Jz1bu2CcA&) 2nd part focuses on FutureCre...
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inmatarian
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https://www.eff.org/https-everywhere
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Nate75Sanders
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The quasicrystals look like diatoms to me. The waves themselves look like basis functions of the gabor filter.
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flukus
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I used to have a project that used the nant CSC task that would build several projects into one assembly. It was dramatically faster than an incremental build in visual studio. The c# compiler is very fast, msbuild isn't. > I don't want everything cramed into one place I generally want everything related crammed i...
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kamikazewave
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Thanks for giving me the only real answer so far. This thread has pretty much confirmed what I felt about Perl.
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flukus
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As I said below, I've found incremental builds with msbuild to be slower than whole project builds with nant.
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Gotebe
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>The platform ABI specifies everything you need to know about how to write a C compiler that can interoperate with libraries built by other compilers, no matter what the language. No, not really. You imply that platform ABI somehow defines how you should write libraries that will run on that platform. That's simply...
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grauenwolf
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Ok, so what is the standard header for CSV files?
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defrost
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I'm sure you *think* you're trolling, . . . but I had to account for [exactly that](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Error_analysis_for_the_Global_Positioning_System#Relativity) when I was writing timing libraries in the late 80's / early 90's for use in high precision survey work.
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runvnc
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That whole security bullshit comes from Microsoft shills. Look at the people who created and edited that section. The IPs are practically on top of Microsoft headquarters. The GPU can't do anything to your programs.. the worst that you could do is make someone's screen or computer freeze up if you were lucky and w...
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anarchotroll
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What kind of cost are you talking about? Everything has a cost including C#'s checked operator and Ada's sensible ranges. Not doing anything has a security cost.
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elder_george
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If build is just compiling together a list of files it's probably true. I had to deal with more complicated scenarios (service proxy generation, DB projects etc.) though, and excluding parts that weren't changed usually pays off. I believe nothing prevents from leveraging incremental builds with `nant`, but maintaini...
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dominictarr
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pipes are one of the best things about the shell, streams are kinda arkward in most other "higher" languages... although this is coming to nodejs.
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Hook a brother up? There is no WebGL flag so I enabled **Override software rendering list** and **GPU compositing on all pages** and relaunched. It still says I need a WebGL enabled browser.
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masklinn
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But that's not "supporting backslashes at the end of string", that's not fucking up escapes.
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dominictarr
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pulled. this should now work in OSX and BSD.
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dominictarr
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no, package manager is next, then YOU can do the ORM.
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kragensitaker
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That *is* part of the argument I made. An additional part is that McCarthy and Ritchie deeply shaped the field; McCarthy invented one of the four fundamental ways we conceptualize programming, and Ritchie made it possible to collaborate on systems software across platform boundaries. Jobs, by contrast, had good taste a...
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grauenwolf
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> A job much better suited to static analysis. A typical problem that I want to prevent is preventing a View-Model from taking a dependency on a View. How would you enforce that using static analysis?
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greenrd
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Sounds like "extreme refactoring".
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mipadi
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After you: "How dare someone produce a device *I* don't like! Why, that's as bad as killing people!"
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Ok I'm officially not a geek anymore. I can't figure out how to get this to work, or even figure out what the fuck it's supposed to do, besides tell me I need a WebGL capable browser.
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You see an image? You're way the hell ahead of me.
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mikaelhg
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When he describes his client relations, how would you describe the gap of what he knows he can deliver, and what he promises he can deliver?
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I'm not sure why you'd want to know a file is CSV. If you were talking about a CSV file representing some specific data, I might be able to wrangle something up. If you're dealing with associating generic CSV files to a generic CSV file editor, perhaps... but you're kinda at the power user end of the spectrum there, an...
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mulander
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It will result in constraint_error being raised during run-time when compiled with default flags by gnat-gpl. No warnings raised during compilation. I assume SPARK would be able to notify about a spec violation here but didn't check this yet.
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wartexmaul
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s3m, mtm, mod files, iPlayer, HA/JAR/RAR archives, norton commander, US robotics vs Zyxel war, K56 vs V.90, emm386.exe, himem.sys, qbasic.... Tandy sound card... SB8... COVOX!!! mmmm....
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elmuerte
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Whenever I want switches on non-enumerated types (e.g. String) I usually resort to making the values explicit by enumerating them. switch (MyEnum.parse(aString) { PUBLIC: ...; break; PRIVATE: ....; break; default: /* would capture the "null" return if the string doesn't parse to an enum */;...
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chub79
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All those 3D in a browser thingy-s make me want to write a doom engine... well actually just make me want to play it really :)
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sashakir
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see my answer below
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bobindashadows
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> You never worked with bytecode-based protocols. Dealing with fixed-widths and datatypes and everything was a nightmare - it's a hundred times more brittle than XML (which isn't exactly Mr. Fantastic itself), the textbook example of premature optimization. We use protocol buffers at my workplace for everything. Pr...
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repsilat
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I agree that Go's solution is more modern, and I personally quite like it (though I'd prefer a more general `goto` or `goto case`). I like your ("the") reasoning about case labels just being labels. Perhaps fall-through wouldn't have happened if the cases were surrounded by curlies: switch (i%2) { case 0:...
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spotter
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Yeah, you already told me I'm ignorant and now you're attacking my reading comprehension. Taco Bell programming is about using existing solutions instead of rolling your own, but you obviously only see things as arguments backing up your douchebaggery. Keep on truckin'.
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P1h3r1e3d13
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> it works better if it *isn't* allowed to settle Not if you want a fair toss. First let me explain that by settling, I didn't mean bouncing and rolling (we've been ignoring those all along). Just falling down after its first impact. (Imagine all the coin's momentum is zeroed when it first contacts the ground.)...
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spotter
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I already ate my own fair share of NIH and now I learned to evaluate and reuse. It's not laziness. Life span is short, re-implementing in 99th language is not doing something new. I like doing new things. Yo momma.
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spotter
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And most of them are more likely to be complete and available before you start reimplementing your own solution.
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xTRUMANx
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> "Imagine a view template that specifies the data it needs". ASP.NET MVC already does this with Strongly Typed views. Not exactly what the author of the post meant. If you look at the code samples, the view template is in fact making the call to the repository directly as opposed to being given the prepared model ...
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spotter
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Your first reason is good enough, but tell me this: learning experience aside -- would you do it again? ;-)
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DocTomoe
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Don't forget the Creative SB vs. Gravis UltraSound war :)
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mithaldu
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Frankly, i am sure this kind of sentiment comes from people who worry too much and make elephants out of mice in their own mind. Do you have any actual experience in this, or for that matter, enough experience with Perl so that you think you could teach it? Personally i think that Perl would be excellent for teaching ...
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Taladar
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Possibly the merge of XEmacs back into Emacs, not sure when exactly that happened.
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Funny story: My current media player is a gtk2 frontend I created while experimenting on media player UIs at a few years ago. The current binary was last compiled nearly 2 years ago on Arch Linux 32 bit. Over the years, the same binary has been copied into new installations of Arch Linux 32bit, 6bit. It survives countl...
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