Arcanum-XIII

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by Arcanum-XIII 12y ago
Maybe a stupid question, but since I didn't see anything about that : what kind of database do you use, and how is it with Clojure ? React + ClojureScript seem a given for me on the interface side, especially with core.async and the ot
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by Arcanum-XIII 12y ago
Pragmatic : Objective C. Swift is too "young" and unproven - there's still lot of rough edge, it's a beta. But start learning Swift in the same time. Future looking : Objective C, to be able to understand the interop st
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by Arcanum-XIII 12y ago
Arrogance ? Maybe. Still, lot of people got high investment in good headphone - and won't get any equivalent for a long time with a lightning connector. And, another point is : headphone with a jack are compatible with a lot of hardwar
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by Arcanum-XIII 13y ago
You don't have to own a book to have read it - library, friend lending you book, and so on are all great way to get and share information. We often forget that in our current digital age, swapping as always been easy since Guttenberg.
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by Arcanum-XIII 13y ago
And meanwhile, you can complete your reading and contemplating by reading other books - which is the point. 5000 books is not a huge amount if you're curious; for a more contemporary vision, think about the time you've spend brows
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by Arcanum-XIII 13y ago
Why ? It's not because I'm trying to be a nice citizen in the memory part of my app that I use less or more memory. It's the developer choice that will take care of that, and not the way we clear our path.
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by Arcanum-XIII 13y ago
NDA is not that restricted this times in fact... They know that everybody who want to know got an Apple dev account.
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by Arcanum-XIII 13y ago
It's not like that, at all. Depressed or overly happy, I'm not productive, I just lose time doing nothing usefull, nor correct... But while stable, I van achieve very nice stuff pretty fast, because I van use my obsessive side tout good end
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by Arcanum-XIII 14y ago
A next generation Mirai ? Wow... wasn't even aware that this company trully still exist, since they seem dead for almost 10 years now (no update or anything). Funny thing is that, since it's in Common Lisp, when there's a problem, you were
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by Arcanum-XIII 14y ago
Garbage collection is...
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by Arcanum-XIII 14y ago
I have access to CL REPL inside vim without any problem. Slimv work pretty fine for that, even with Clojure...
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by Arcanum-XIII 14y ago
Guitar are pattern instrument : once you know one, you can move it to change tonality, without any problem — and they require finger movement of less than 5mm (even less on a very good prepared electric guitar) Playing one note at a time wi
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by Arcanum-XIII 14y ago
XCode : open the app store, search xcode, click install. Done.
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by Arcanum-XIII 14y ago
You can disable ARC for some or all part of your program, so lib compatibility is not a problem.
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by Arcanum-XIII 14y ago
Does the REPL work on the live application ? Otherwise I'm not sure it's that usefull — but I'm more of compiler/breakpoint guy at the moment so feel free to prove me wrong ! -- EDIT -- Ok, I've read the review from ArsTechnica, and yes you
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by Arcanum-XIII 14y ago
It's not a real review — it's a guy having fun with a new toy, which is nice. I'm still not more informed about the real advantages or disadvantage of this solution, nor its speed... But to be honest, this soon, I wasn't expecting much. Sti
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by Arcanum-XIII 15y ago
It's not exactly like that — there will always be issue, we know it, but some are more irritating than other. I can handle Xcode crashing, and needing some help to compile everything — I can live with that. The debugging part otherwise, is
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by Arcanum-XIII 15y ago
Another author I would had with a very fun and get you very fast drawing : Loomis, especially "Fun with a pencil", that can be fun (as the Preston Blair book btw), free online. Both are very good books for beginners (and a good refresher fo
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by Arcanum-XIII 15y ago
My first academic (and non academic in fact) language are C... and I still find it nice ! And for the short exposure of Java, I find it distastefull with lot of cruft. Especially since I've met Common Lisp and Haskell...
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by Arcanum-XIII 15y ago
Python 2.4 seem to still be a version you can find on "recent" system, like CentOS 5. So it made sense to be compatible with it, don't you think ? And RoR was conservatively still working with ruby 1.8 too... I know not of any equivalent o
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by Arcanum-XIII 15y ago
Spatial intelligence is not always related to design things. I'm way more at ease with spatial concept, and in direct way with structure, than with word and number. But I can translate all my mental image into words and numbers, albeit not
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by Arcanum-XIII 15y ago
Not only is CommantT amazing, but I haven't seen something that good anywhere else. Seem that Peepcode has a similar things (but plugged in the system...), and that it comes from Textmate. But here the ability to change the working director
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by Arcanum-XIII 15y ago
Yes, but library sharing with non iTunes/Apple box is no easy pie. Backup and transfer too are a pain in the ass - but well it is not like it happen everyday. And that without even speaking of his weight, which seem to grow with each minor
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by Arcanum-XIII 15y ago
The killer feature of itunes for me is the library management — I drag & drop the mp3's, if they're tagged correctly it will handle them at ease, auto organizing the directory and files and copying them at the right place. If some othe
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by Arcanum-XIII 15y ago
"Note that I wouldn't recommend PHP in any greenfield development today" I'm curious, but what would you recommend ? I'm not cynic — but I work in a very small startup, doing mainly maintenance code in php and I've suffered my share of "use
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by Arcanum-XIII 15y ago
Being not gifted are an excuse to not do something. MindCandyMan was not good at the beginning, but he stick with it. I've seen him struggle, but never loosing is focus : draw. He's doing the hard work everyday. He has the courage to do it.
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by Arcanum-XIII 15y ago
If you want to draw, buy a Wacom — even a cheap one. All the other are really crappy device that will make you miserable — and then, they will not last. If it's to learn to draw, don't bother with a tablet : take a pencil, and draw !
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by Arcanum-XIII 15y ago
I've tried the evil mode : emacs now behave like vim in text edit mode, with nearly less complication than installing a plugin for vim. Can be found here : http://gitorious.org/evil/pages/Home