Irish

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by Irish 10y ago
OOP and FP are not mutually exclusive. Inheritance over composition, Internal class state, Imperative state mutations Only the last one is important. Internal state can exist in FP its just either immutable or private. I think even hard
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by Irish 11y ago
exactly, if its a java dev you are re-training their solutions will probably java in Scala, if its a javascript or haskell dev they would different probably. Whats interesting to me at least is if its someone with no previous experience.
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by Irish 11y ago
only if you believe the java way is the simplest way.....which I don't think is true
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by Irish 11y ago
european space agency is/was actively hiring scala devs specifically
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Support the slaughter and get rid of those annoying Mosquitoes(kickstarter.com)
8 points by Irish 11y ago|1 comments
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by Irish 11y ago
nah
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by Irish 12y ago
Anyone in europe having trouble with github this morning? I cant get bower to install and it fails with cannot connect to github error, status page seems to suggest everything is working
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by Irish 12y ago
What was their decision?
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by Irish 12y ago
I wasn't making an argument but I see where you are coming from. with your bank card analogy, at least here in Ireland there is no liability on the account holder for theft or fraud anymore so even if you don't keep those things
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by Irish 12y ago
keeping your credentials safe instead of relying on amazon sounds a lot easier to me
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by Irish 12y ago
I don't think the foreign country would care unless it was data that was owned or related to an entity in that country. Its an american owned and operated data center in Irelend (where I live). Presumably the email is 'owned&#x27
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by Irish 12y ago
I didn't down vote you but my initial reaction to your comment was can we please have a conversation related to development without dragging sex into it? I would guess that many had the same reaction. Discrimination is an issue in Tec
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by Irish 12y ago
Jaysus lads lighten up
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by Irish 12y ago
You are right I left out a bit. The woman took a screenshot of the abuse and tweeted it to his employers asking them were they happy to employ someone like that. That really is the gist of it.
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by Irish 12y ago
a man called a woman a c t on the internet and lost his job. Actually I don't know what the rules are here so I will just censor the word
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by Irish 12y ago
Its a legitimate disgrace that companies play into this bullshit. The idea that someone can send an out of context screenshot to a company that results in someone losing their job is unbelievable. If there was even a slight link to the wor