Fiahil

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by Fiahil 12y ago
Well, it was a good reading until "Facebook Censored A Nude Painting, And It Could Change The Site Forever" . So, I'll leave that here: "Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother's eye and pay no atte
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by Fiahil 12y ago
> Families of the dead ultimately received $5,000 each, plus one goat. What the hell am I reading?
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by Fiahil 12y ago
I've been thinking of the same changes for a few months. We are running on MongoDB with a few M entries, and around 10GB of data. We use Scala and ReactiveMongo on the application side. So, my main fear is we're going to have a lo
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by Fiahil 12y ago
Very original! Congrats! It's better looking than the old Möbius strip, and the maths are not that bad :)
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by Fiahil 12y ago
I wear a moto360 everyday since october, and I really like the "hardware part" of the watch (it looks good and feels nice). But, the software (or whatever it is), is a complete mess. The UI (card display, gestures) is made for squ
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by Fiahil 12y ago
It amazes me how they could manage to keep that thing alive for all these years.
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by Fiahil 12y ago
I don't really understand how you can be "pushed" to tweet a picture and then make a blog post about it, without feeling to be in a vengeful holy war. Reporting a bad behavior to the conference organizer is ok. But, I don&#x2
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Interactive data analytics with Apache Spark(zeppelin.incubator.apache.org)
7 points by Fiahil 12y ago|0 comments
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by Fiahil 12y ago
I use Mjolnir[1] to arrange term, Atom or IDEA windows. It's quite efficient since you can switch/resize them very quickly and you don't have to rely on your full-screen-IDE's embedded terminal for console output. [1] h
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by Fiahil 12y ago
The problem lies within the Android Wear UI, not the smartwatch itself. I hope they will "fix" that, now there is another round watch available after the moto360.
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Watch face framework for Android Wear(github.com)
2 points by Fiahil 12y ago|0 comments
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by Fiahil 12y ago
I like the idea of using graphics to introduce functional programming to beginners. From experience, I think taking the risk of introducing key concepts in an visually appealing way is much more effective than using classic examples (calcul
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Super fast color palettes generator(app.coolors.co)
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by Fiahil 12y ago
Messages are listed here: http://www.londonischanging.org/review_billboards
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by Fiahil 12y ago
I would like to add fuel on this javascript-hate fire: https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat
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by Fiahil 12y ago
I share your vision. However, I think getting asm.js a good DOM access definitively coming on 2), because it's an easy way to get visual feedback from anything running in a browser. Oh, and thanks for the very enjoyable link :)
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by Fiahil 12y ago
I can relate to your pain. I came back to hardcore Scala, 2 years after a very quick introduction to functional programming. But, in the end, every seconds of head banging was absolutely worth it. Once you step into The Immutable Functional
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by Fiahil 12y ago
Rust is showing some interesting traits. Despite its slow start, it's catching up quickly enough.
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by Fiahil 12y ago
What is even more embarrassing, is the lack of proper acknowledgment from the French Telecommunication provider (Bouygues Telecom?) regarding the safety of their customers' data.
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by Fiahil 12y ago
The "wild card" scenario seems especially accurate, as he speaks a lot of "ill-gotten privileges" and "major reforms" towards the end.
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by Fiahil 12y ago
Great work! I really liked your layouts.
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by Fiahil 12y ago
From experience, people used to translate "working on AI" by "building nasty robots". Now, they're just putting an AI label on everything they can. So, there is some progress.
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by Fiahil 12y ago
This is very good. I wonder if this could be used to describe someone's personal taste in movies.