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LBarret
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LBarret
13y ago
it is quite well explained in pg' blub language text. The reason to learn haskell is twofold : make you a better programmer (functional programming breds good habits in any language and help you think differently about problems), learn
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it was slightly different: Anybody who wanted to try implementing a gil-less python could. The reasons of the status-quo were well explained. We only get hand-waving from the Go core devs.
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> Perhaps they'll uses the French model and make it illegal to say anything critical about the French government Source needed. I live in France and you can say whatever you want about the french, but being silent (online or not) ab
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13y ago
It works like this because most investors prefer winning 100x their investment 1% of the time. Business angel are a bit different but VCs really think that way.
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13y ago
Didn't read the article but so there are so much clichés in the comments that it makes me sad...
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is-a vehicle --> has 4 wheels
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13y ago
* ace my current project (a medium/big rearchitecture of an application stack : move to web front-end, data analysis, software quality, etc) * write and publish : I have two short stories and few blogs articles that my wife finds inter
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13y ago
cx_freeze just package python apps so you can distribute them like native apps, that is without requiring the installation of the python interpreter. It doesn't impact performance. Performance oriented pythonners go with pypy, numpy,
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Epic might disagree, the UnrealEngine is heavily scriptable. This was one of its major selling points in the last generation. I have a huge respect for Carmack but some other people prooved him wrong in the past. His opinions are often take
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In the company I work for, it is mandatory. 1 or 2 hours per week. Choose your subject among those we need to master and take time to read, think and get better.
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Financially, Fnac (online or not) is really ill and may die soon. It could have been a successful competitor but it rested on its laurels. In any way, it is worse than Amazon. If a store deserved its fate its Fnac online. It is still sad.
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Because competition is good in theory but, in practice, many kinds of competition have side effects. Many big companies (Walmart comes to mind) have the capacity to distort the market they're in, change the rule of the market itself. T
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Sets and relations are indeed the most richest metamodel but most of the time a dag (directly acyclic graph) is enough : object can be connected to many parents but it keeps most the hierarchical organisation, which is easier to model.
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13y ago
Even the correct version is not that good. The multiple checks on nil is an obvious pattern and as such should be abstracted away. Haskell does it with Maybe but as long as you have function as first class object, it should be doable. Like
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13y ago
Philosophy is the thing I turn to when I am sad/stressed/troubled. Best course the french schools gave me.
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14y ago
I also built my first startup in python. It was a technical success (and a financial failure) but using it imply a few things : * good coders. ( bad coders can do much more damage. ) * you need to use cython (and maybe numpy). * memory pro
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You consider speed and size but practical evidence seems to imply that extensbility and readability are as much important, see python, ruby, etc. Those affect the design of the language. The simplicity of the interpreter/compiler is also ve
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SEEKING WORK - Remote (based in France): I am a python senior coder/project manager/former startup founder. My full profile is here http://www.linkedin.com/in/lionelbarretdenazaris My experience: - delivered 10M SLOC applications (ATARI's
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14y ago
Europe is covered ?
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I have built an app of over 500k sloc in Python. In retrospective, I feel the python as a language was a good choice, it helped us move very fast and do a lot of things : - One good pythonner is very productive - It was easier to get someon
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The main variables are the length of the beta testing and the involment of the beta testers community. If you provide good support and listen to their needs, 10% is not unreasonnable but giving good support can be very hard, depending on th
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but slow.
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Please put Python or Ruby or X in the browser. Javascript is no better than PHP. It is there - like Php in its time- because we have no other choice. We're supposed to be professionals and one of our main tool is a joke.
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it is just an example, but it shows the kind of danger/potential bugs comes with using a badly designed language. PS : I know it had been designed in 11 days and as such it is an achievement, but as the most used programming language it is
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15y ago
Being in rural France myself, I am interested in such open minded companies. Would you mind telling me who it is ? (if there are open positions).
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15y ago
Please write an article about your approach, I am really interested.
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France
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yep, this one is very good.
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xmonad is uber-wonderful but a good beginner documentation would be really awesome. I would like to have, on the official site, a list of distro, and for each, a tutorial that have been tested and works . Instead, one needs to hunt for blo
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15y ago
No. flash 11 won't have GPU acceleration on linux. Adobe said there were too many driver issues.
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