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Searching for a good definition for Elitism gives this:
"Elitism is the process of selecting the better individuals, or more to the point, selecting individual with a bias towards the better ones. Elitism is important since it allows the solutions to get better over time. If you pick only the few best parents, and replace always the worst, the population will converge quicker... this means all the individuals will more or less all be the same. Contrariliy to general belief, the solution will not necessarly be optimal. On the contrary, I can pretty much guarantee it will be sub-optimal, or if you're lucky, near-optimal. This approach is fine for small problems, and small population sizes."
So technically, you are using Elitism. You keep the best chromosome from the gene pool (after calculation) and copy it directly into the next gene pool, replacing the worst chromosome. This basically guarantees you will get a solution close to optimal but not necessarily the optimal solution.
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Am I the only one that notices the horrible bug in his PHP code snipplet?
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kristovaher
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Yeah, Notepad++ is what does the syntax hilighting thing as in that it creates conditions for it. This is a color theme and style on top of that.
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angeladur
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in case anyone's interested, here's the bug list https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-3156
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eliben
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Good stuff. I really like the googletest library for C++, so I have high hopes for this one too
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kristovaher
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True. Not to mention different set of hilighting the code. I wish there was some universal standard or language where you could define colors, fonts, as well as regular expression rules for hilighting that majority of editors could listen to.
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Hmmm, i guess my first thought was to do ascii art.
That's always been my problem with trying to program in any language, the mechanics of actually doing things. I get the conceptual parts just fine, like how the algorhythms are supposed to work, but i always have trouble with the so-called "trivial" things.
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kristovaher
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I actually have used it in the past, but I tend to go back to Notepad++. The only thing I really miss from Notepad++ is the 'minimap' view that Sublime has.
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Laziness
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Gotcha. I was kinda hoping that maybe somebody out there did a study on certain kinds of developers and their preferred colors, and you built a color theme based on it. I think something like that would be interesting.
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sturmeh
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What do you need from Notepad++ that's isn't in Sublime, out of interest? (Other than it being free.)
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gfwhite
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Enjoyed the presentation but new algorithms are fun atleast for me. Does anyone else feel that the presentation seems to partly imply that improving is painful, and is something you need to force yourself to do!
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codebungl
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thanks for open sourcing it!
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Shinhan
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I meant highlighting rules. Like some editors only have "comments" type (for example Vim) while other will have differentiated single line and multiline comments (Notepad++). And then PHPStorm has dozen different comment settings (html comment, smarty comment, whole php documentor group). PHPStorm only has one SQL comment while Notepad++ still has separate single/multi line comments for SQL. Notepad++ has "string" and "string2" (wtf is string2?) while phpstorm has "column", "schema", "procedure"...
Argh, I could go on. Took me quite a while to manually translate the zenburn into PHPStorm.
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popslee
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this scheme looks good, reminds me of [oblivion](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/89/GEdit-2.24-oblivion_theme.png)
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codebungl
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Droid Sans Mono looks fabulous!
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ehird
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>The swastika like drawing on page 18 could get me into trouble (working in Germany).
Seriously? It's a *maze*. Only part of it looks anything *like* a swastika.
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naoptovke
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What the fuck? Has _every_ programmer had to face this at some point? I thought I was the only one...
Edit: Apparently I am very naive. :(
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naoptovke
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I am never flying again.
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WalterGR
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> I didn't even know F# did XNA.
Can't F# do anything available via .net?
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poorly_played
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As long as you pass your unit tests, I'll believe you, but I'm sure not gonna count them myself.
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llogiq
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Well, I use Eclipse for Java, too, but sometimes my XMLs contain snippets of Beanshell here and there, which is quite Java-alike.
Edit: Also sometimes I use Notepad++ even for Java because Eclipse can be damn slow on big projects.
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WinterAyars
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Freya, here.
(That said: Where's the vim version!)
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naoptovke
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> There is much more to being a valued employee than just being technically savvy.
Yup, there's also robbing your customers. Important, that.
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mvcdude
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Curious to know how do you read the graphs?
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Further work on your part could include testing and benchmarking it with Luajit2. It would be nice to have some comparative data on how it handles various programming idioms and styles that are possible in Lua. (If that's the sort of thing that interests you, that is. This is meant just as a suggestion.)
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lestiforget
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Snap!
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Figs
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Speaking of things like this, I would really appreciate it if someone would port Notepad++ to Linux...
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Corgi_Cowboy
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So sad but so true, unless your bosses are really plugged into everyone's work and know what to look for your first priority should be amassing social capital.
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Corgi_Cowboy
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I think he meant to say he works with a bunch of skirts.
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mvcdude
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what editor are you using?
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Software_Engineer
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He made a GUI using Visual Basic to hack into the mainframe
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rubygeek
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My "argument" was an observation that the syntax of Haskell is one of *the* major reasons people cite for not learning the language. It's not, nor intended to be, an argument of logic.
It is meaningless to try to logically deduce one from the other, as human decisions come into play, whether rational or irrational.
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ztfee
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Reverse question: do you accept users from countries other than the US? I'm french and might be interested in using this. Also, why is a SSN required?
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masuk
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C++ lets you write generic code without performance implications. The issue with doing something like this in Haskell without the performance implications of type classes is that type inference becomes a lot less useful if you can't infer types based on the functions you're using.
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plasticscm
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Just a little bit of pragmatism: did you read the sample in the blog? Well, it simply fails with Hg, and all the scenarios sharing the same situation (crossed merge) will fail too. That's all.
Of course it is not a mathematical proof. I can't probe Git is better than CVS mathematically either, but it is obvious you're loosing your time if you use CVS.
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kristovaher
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I agree that it would be interesting. But then again, the 'average' might not exactly be the best, since it's rooted strongly in traditions and simply what someone is used to.
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MagicBobert
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Very cool. Thanks for sharing!
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LOL your inability to even try to learn - much less your weak attempts at trolling since you can't respond in any coherent way - is truly and utterly pathetic on multiple levels.
Oh, and no, that wasn't a funny joke!
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kamatsu
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The F# operator is just >>> if i'm not mistaken.
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kamatsu
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This presentation really should be called "Spanning Tree Algorithms"
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kristovaher
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I haven't used it in a while, but Sublime did not have things like session saving. I also much-preferred Notepad++ Find&Replace dialog (like seriously, I hate that in Sublime) across multiple files. Maybe these things have improved in recent versions though. I do like that Sublime is multi-platform though.
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kristovaher
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I agree on slowness of Eclipse. In fact that's one of the main reasons I've not gotten on this huge 'IDE' flow, though I do prefer to use an IDE with Eclipse. It's less the case with web technologies, of which I know functions and parameter ordering by heart 99% of the time.
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sturmeh
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Yeah I've been using the beta (version 2) and it seems to do session saving / folders pretty well.
I'm not so sure about cross file find and replace, but it does it really well in one file.
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This has to be the most shity website I have ever seen.
If you need text on the page to explain the navigation, something is wrong.
And if your simplicistic, no detail slides do not fit 1280 pixel browser width (half window on a 30"), then you have no buisness making a website.
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> My "argument" was an observation that the syntax of Haskell is one of the major reasons people cite for not learning the language.
OK. That merely makes your original comment and it's follow up comment seem like something of a non-sequitur however, since you didn't explicitly point this out, making it somewhat hard to interpret that's what you meant. I don't really care how many people don't learn haskell from the syntax or whatever, I just had an issue with the seemingly random jump in logic.
Carry on.
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rubygeek
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As someone who has spent the last 11 years surrounded pretty much exclusively by English speakers, and who started learning English 20 years ago, and who still has a strong, noticeable accent and stumbles on words and grammatical constructs that a native 10 year old English speaker would easily know, despite spending 10+ hours a day reading and writing and speaking and listening to English and speaking and who write my native language pretty much perfectly but rarely have a chance to practice it, I just have this to say:
I don't know if it's been conclusively proven or not that children have a definite advantage in picking up languages, but ask pretty much anyone that's been immersed in a second language for years, and odds are extremely high they're still not as fluent in their second language as they were in their first by their early teens. In fact, I've never met an expat that's as fluent in their second language as in their first.
So at the very least, if adults are as capable at picking up languages as children, something is relatively consistently preventing us from actually doing so, even when immersed in the language for years.
As such, I don't *care* whether or not this is a neurological limitation or a limitation of our environment or anything else - the point I was making still stands. To rephrase in a way that might be less objectionable to you: The *barrier* to learning the language is much lower for children.
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Nolari
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That and the [network effect](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_effect). I stopped using Wave because my friends weren't on it, and I couldn't invite them until later.
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deverdev
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US only :(
Go back to 2checkout :(
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Bananoide
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It's a bit awkward to use though as the leading pipe messes up the automatic indentation of both emacs and vim. Has anyone some customization to share ?
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StrawberryFrog
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And we are back to the "I'm special".
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SharkUW
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Maybe I should have said BBEdit instead of posting a picture to it's interface. It has good regex support. My statement "**Aside** from having all the options there" is really key. Some toggles and buttons are just candy. I'm looking for regex support that actually does regex well. Lookahead and lookbehind are key.
Took a bit, but I found this rundown on BBEdit's regex support. http://caspar.bgsu.edu/~courses/Stats/Labs/Handouts/grepadvanced.htm
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StrawberryFrog
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They may have potential.
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darkgreen
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You could copy the languages that you did not implement with that theme...
(whether as a base to change later or leave it as it is)
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Just got into work and installed it. It's pretty awesome. Thanks for sharing that!
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bizzykehl
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Zend 5.5 is superior.
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brokenfrog
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*However*, Haskell has opaque data types, i.e. you can export a type without exporting its constructors. Javascript objects can't (yet) have "private" members.
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Sammoewel
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I implemented sampling-based path plannning as a part of my thesis framework (about crowd simulation), so ofcourse I found this very interesting! Well explained for those who didn't know about this shit before :)
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Koreija
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> I was referring to the usefulness of Boo
Me too. You can't be curious about sth. already available on every system.
> What are you referring to here when you say "already existing?"
All the services which allow to store key/value-pairs (p. ex. [OpenKeyval](http://openkeyval.org/) or GAE).
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miilits
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Upvote for awesomeness and selle eest, et Eestlane:)
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Aninhumer
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I know sometimes I learn that I'm in a dream, but don't really gain control. Dream logic still makes sense, and I just go along with it without thinking about doing anything else. It's more like the fact that I'm in a dream is just part of the dream.
EDIT: Although the comment above suggests this isn't quite what the term means.
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__j_random_hacker
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I wouldn't be quite so harsh, but I also gave up on this slide show because it didn't fit horizontally... and for some reason *there wasn't even a scroll bar*.
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cypherx
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>Stagnation on the multi core thing, insufficient documentation, build tools are shit, crappy core library.
I agree with all of these except the build tools. Ocamlbuild is great! I'm pretty happy never to write a Makefile again.
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checksinthemail
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I once made a web based report generator that allowed the user to make MYSQL style regexes as an option; I remember them being completely weird, coming from PHP/Perl/Ruby/JavaScript implementations.
Validating the REGEX was the fun part - Ajax the REGEX to the server, which would run a dummy query with the REGEX in it and check for error or not.
Was 6 years ago, am so glad that time has passed.
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batiste
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What kind of weird accent is that? French?
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cypherx
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A thousand times this. If only Yaron would take some time off from rolling in money...
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checksinthemail
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Had a boss who put this sign on the wall. The man made everything overly complex - maybe the sign was for himself?
After 4 months of adding complexity to the design, everything done with CASE tools, massive docs (state transition diagrams - who does that shit these days?) and refusing to allow us to code, the 12 of us under him were about to walk.
Management put him in a role where he could do no further harm.
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Troebr
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I have used both VS and Eclipse, ReSharper does not make up for the lack of functionalities in VS, and it makes it even slower than before. Man I used to think that Eclipse was a memory whore, but then I started using VS, on brand new killer machine.
I had to restart that horror at least once a day. I can't believe there is no "outline" on VS (that thing on the right that gives you access to your methods in one click).
Plus code browsing was still insanely primitive to the one you get with Eclipse (whether it is in C++ with CDT Eclipse, or plain old Eclipse in Java, or even PyDev with python). I wish there were a C# plugin for Eclipse.
VS without ReSharper is just a pain in the ass to work with (*in 2011*), with ReSharper it somehow works like a modern IDE, just incredibly slow. Yes GUI editing is amazing, but as an editor it's just ridiculous (and don't get me started on the macros, that thing was terribly slow too).
I wanted a macro to swap line (or move a line up if you prefer), I used a macro to do that, pretty simple, but it would sometimes take 1 second to actually move the line up. Rectangle text selection was a lot better in VS than on Eclipse though.
Ah and last note, there are a couple official plugins developed by Microsoft that are worth looking into, in combination with ReSharper.
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Troebr
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Last place I worked, files with more than 2000 lines *in the same class*. With no duplicates, and methods several hundreds of lines long.
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lessthan_i
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I happily run 3-4 instances of VS.NET with large projects with no issues what-so-ever. Anyway, I agree on most of your points.
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Sammoewel
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Italian code? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JhuOicPFZY
SOLVED
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False
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Troebr
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That might depend on the size of the project, I had a top-notch machine, but a gigantic project. Sometimes it was running smoothly, and at some points the editor had the blank white filter on it and would not respond for several seconds.
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lessthan_i
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Hmm, yea it's probably size related. AS WITH ALL THINGS IN LIFE, AMARITE? :D
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You must have a nice life not having to use php. Either way, if you hate it that much I think you're doing it wrong.
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wolfier
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why do all the recent A-life programs look primitive when compared to Darwin Pond, made in 1996?
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julesjacobs
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`>>` does something else.
x |> f = f x
(f >>> g) x = g (f x)
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liarfryer
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This is pretty awesome. On a side note, [Anonymous Pro](http://www.ms-studio.com/FontSales/anonymouspro.html) is an awesome free font alternative to Consolas. It's now my must-have coding font on every computer I touch.
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__j_random_hacker
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I don't know C#, but in C++, name lookup (determining what declaration an identifier actually refers to) is a humungously complex task, affected by templates (which use a 2-phase lookup scheme), namespaces, argument-dependent lookup, and overloading. All these complex interactions of C++ features means that in order to automatically rename a method and all calls to it in a way that is *safe* (i.e. doesn't miss any calls, and doesn't rename any calls to other things), you essentially have to compile the entire program just to gather the required metadata. And that's assuming the code isn't doing crazy things like #including a header file multiple times with different preprocessor settings to declare different objects -- in that case, renaming correctly may be impossible even in principle!
If a language is designed with tooling support in mind, as Java definitely was and I think C# was, then it becomes dramatically easier to support these kinds of refactorings automatically.
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tsudot
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Wow, I pretty much write code the same way, could you please explain a better way to write nested ifs?
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sitharus
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You're kidding right? I can assure you that
var foo = "bar";
var baz = "bar";
return foo == baz;
Will return true, due to operator overloading on System.String. As long as you're not casting up to the object type the overloaded operator will take care of the comparison.
If you cast up to object you're dropping type info, so without runtime dispatch you're not going to get overloaded operators. So don't do that.
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If you don't pay close attention why did you make the claim which you can't back up?
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exhuma
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I agree that Droid Sans Mono is a very nice monospaced font. However, for programming I still prefer Anonymous pro.
The advantages of Anonymous Pro:
* The 0 (zero) is well differentiated from the uppercase O (Oh)
* The 1 (one) is well differentiated from the lowercase l (ell)
* Some characters are centered on the line (The asterisk for example)
* It supports box-drawing glyphs. This makes it very usable as a console font too.
* It supports a wide range of unicode glyphs. One I could not live without is the "OPEN BOX" (U+2423) glyph (see http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/2423/index.htm). It's great to visualize trailing spaces without being too intrusive.
Take the following pages for a quick comparison of these bullet points:
* http://code.google.com/webfonts/specimen/Droid+Sans+Mono
* http://www.google.com/webfonts/specimen/Anonymous+Pro
While the font may not be as visually appealing as Droid Sans Mono, it's really well designed!
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kristovaher
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I'll likely let it mature a little longer. I don't mind paying for it if it is good, but currently it is trying to reinvent the wheel in some areas where it should not. But yes, it's definitely a very good text editor :)
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kristovaher
| null |
Tere kaasmaalane :)
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leoel
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GUI and graphical API are not "trivial" at all.
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Robbazorrathon
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Technical Debt, you can't save some people from it.
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Thanks for sharing. Really enjoyed it!
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phaker
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For me the first slide needs ~1630px with margins so your screen is almost big enough :)
When I disabled javascript, for a moment I thought that it degrades gracefully — I got a nice, loong single-page document with working scrolling. Then I noticed it removed (at random) about half of the slides.
The page is so awful that I think it was made only for the presentation at rubyconf (see URL). If so, it only had to work on the author's laptop during the presentation.
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> shit comes out
Almost literally in many cases.
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t5_2fwo
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alexbarrett
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I let the [last slide](http://www.jamisbuck.org/presentations/rubyconf2011/index.html#thanks) loop for quite a while.
**Edit:** Discovered some keyboard controls:
* `r` - stop/resume
* `s` - step
* `c` - reset (clear)
* `f` - start again with a new algorithm (not sure what the could `f` stand for)
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c2nqzcy
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t3_kvtrp
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t1_c2npq77
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t5_2fwo
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If by "nice" you mean "wtf are smoking at 37signals", then yes.
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False
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c2nqzlu
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t3_kvtrp
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t1_c2no1py
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trezor2
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Yup. That's what the # is for ;)
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Koreija
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> and the browser needs to be wider than mine
There are still graphical browsers without zoom function?
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alexbarrett
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You can also use the `Page Up/Down` keys or your numpad (if numlock is off). The presentation could really use some clickable navigation though.
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carillon
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You must be in the USA, because in most of the world those options cause sales to drop.
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tagus
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>Damnit, Jim! I'm a programmer, not a salesman!
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t3_kvpld
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Troebr
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Maybe you should provide a .jar instead.
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easytiger
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that was a year ago... i was asking about it the other day:
http://www.reddit.com/r/cpp/comments/kn7j1/boost_was_meant_ot_be_getting_a_logging_library/
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NoFlyCatZone
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> Comfortable color scheme with a dark background and eye-friendly colors for working long hours
Black background is not eye-friendly. If you don't feel this now, it's just because you have perfect vision. I suggest you change to a low contrast color scheme before it's too late.
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c2nr1on
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t3_kvpld
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t3_kvpld
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t5_2fwo
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buttbot_
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> Comfortable color scheme with a butt backbutt and eye-friendly colors for working long butts
Black background is butt eye-friendly. If you don't feel this now, it's butt because you have buttfect vision. I suggest you change to a low contrast color scheme before it's too late.
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