Nekorosu

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by Nekorosu 12y ago
The author lost me on "the language is very javascript like". His view on programming languages design is highly superficial. I can't take seriously the rest of his thoughts.
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by Nekorosu 12y ago
It purely is ;)
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by Nekorosu 12y ago
I'm glad you have your toy for just 30$ per month but some people do real work with CC.
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by Nekorosu 12y ago
The article clearly shows that Dart doesn't stand too far from vanilla JS. Conceptually it's on the same level. Futures? Really? Functional reactive programming or communicating sequential processes solve the async problem a lot b
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Making 3D GFX for the cinema on low budget and three.js(nikdudnik.com)
2 points by Nekorosu 13y ago|0 comments
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by Nekorosu 13y ago
You're welcome! Oh I just remembered there was a successful kickstarter for flow-based IDE. The interesting thing here it demonstrated some interest from the general public. http://noflojs.org/
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by Nekorosu 13y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by more. Visual programming was explored a lot and became a popular approach for building non-standard interactive multimedia applications. I think the most famous and inspirational piece of this kind of soft
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by Nekorosu 13y ago
Nice article! After reading it I can tell I like Java too.
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by Nekorosu 13y ago
I envy you 'cause I'm too stupid to use Haskell. I'd suggest you stay with it if it already lets you do things. And I'm staying with Clojure 'cause it works for me.
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Programming Music(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by Nekorosu 13y ago|0 comments
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by Nekorosu 13y ago
First I was going to write "That's not true". Then I reread the article. That steamroller is a really slow one. :)
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Get interesting music from SoundCloud with Clojure(nikdudnik.com)
2 points by Nekorosu 13y ago|1 comments
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by Nekorosu 13y ago
The book is Hold Me Tight: Your Guide to the Most Successful Approach to Building Loving Relationships. It's a book from the creator of emotionally focused therapy which is based on the insights brought by the attachment theory. The at
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Release Notes For Renoise 3.0.0(renoise.com)
1 points by Nekorosu 13y ago|0 comments
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by Nekorosu 13y ago
The cozy sense of ownership 'cause it's open source and not proprietary.
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by Nekorosu 13y ago
I backed the project too and I was also disappointed by the lack of statistics functionality. But I've recently tried to use it for my blog and my scepticism ceased. A lot of things are done right! The editor itself is responsive and w
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by Nekorosu 13y ago
The problem is it's not real-world most of the time.
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by Nekorosu 13y ago
I consider myself a mere mortal too but I can understand most of the discussion.
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by Nekorosu 13y ago
Seems legit.
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by Nekorosu 13y ago
I work remotely for one company for a year and a half. I found my current employer in a bar on a tropical island partly by luck, partly by my desire to speak about my work with random people.
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by Nekorosu 13y ago
I've used this framework to build an html5 video player. I really liked how easy it was to move from jQuery based prototype to fully "knocked out" version. The other thing I adore is a lack of magic. This means more code but
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by Nekorosu 13y ago
It isn't dying. It just smells bad.
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by Nekorosu 13y ago
The author forgot to state in his title that he compares Java to C/C++/Objective-C languages (he does state it in the comments though). In this context the article is a joke. Java Rock More Than Ever, my ass! The author compares o
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by Nekorosu 13y ago
Moscow, Russia – Macs everywhere. Odessa, Ukraine – a lot of Macs and more are coming. And this is a two year old observation.
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by Nekorosu 13y ago
Everything from Vernor Vinge is top notch. Start with A Fire Upon the Deep. If you like it read the other two books of the trilogy. It's a space opera by degree of events but it never gets cheesy. The amount of ideas put into these boo
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by Nekorosu 13y ago
I experienced sleep paralysis a long time ago in the form of too darker than black dog like creatures standing near my bed in my bedroom. They'd been hitting me with small bolts of electricity until I managed to overcome the paralysis
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by Nekorosu 13y ago
I won't buy it. This developer will drop support of his app as soon as it's not too lucrative. This happened with a desktop version of the Reeder. I had been waiting for the google-reader-api-free version but had to buy Caffeinate
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by Nekorosu 13y ago
Is it satire?
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by Nekorosu 13y ago
"Objects respond to messages from "god" at arbitrary times in an untestable way." But isn't Angular full of magic?
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by Nekorosu 13y ago
The author's idea of moving events into the name suggests a poor understanding of OOP in general (with messages/events being the basis of object oriented approach). Ok, maybe he is talking about some special implementation of even

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