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by TeeWEE 13y ago
Implicit Conversion is indeed powerfull. But so is the goto statement. My experience with implicit conversion is: "Lets read this code, Ah i think it does X. Let's run it, wait what is happening, ow my why is this implicits here?&
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by TeeWEE 13y ago
What I dont like about scala is its "syntaxtic flexibility". Or how I would call it, non consistent syntax. Too much features: Scala has everything, it seems like the language designers coudn't make a choice about what is bes
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by TeeWEE 13y ago
Quit. Tell the reason why in a polite way. Write an email to the CEO of the organization, and to your bosses. In the end they will thank you. Find a nice job that suits your working style. For me for example, I worked one year in a big telc
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by TeeWEE 13y ago
This is a privacy breach. I expect that when I type something without pressing enter it is not "out there". I only communicate when I press sent.
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by TeeWEE 13y ago
"I would have released it months ago but decided to rewrite nearly everything" Recipy for disaster. Release early, release often. Is this b.t.w. a one-man project? Big code bases written by one man which doesn't get out to the public early
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by TeeWEE 13y ago
I only have 4 years of experience in the field. ~3 years at a big social network in europe. We got beaten by Facebook. Then I switched to Consultancy work, yes the J2EE weblogic corporate mangers-all-over-the-place kind of work. But after a
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by TeeWEE 13y ago
While its cool demo of what CSS can do... The reality is: CSS is not meant for this. Its a cool demo but technical speaking its nonsense to use CSS for this. It should have been made with SVG, or a similar kind of technology. There are enou
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by TeeWEE 13y ago
This is a reason I just switched jobs from the services/consulting industry to a startup with a product. I just dislike working with clients. I think most software engineers prefer this. But I'm not sure.
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
The employeer is for a big part at fault here. Off course the employee should make its boundary clear, but the employer just didnt really care for his position. Otherwise they would have noticed much earlier.
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
Man I like this article so much. I worked at a company that aimed at 90% test coverage. Without taking into account how important the piece of code under test was. I think the 80/20 rule applies here. Only 20% of your code does 80% of the w
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Google Glass: Add a Cat tot That(developers.google.com)
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
For people who are interested. The theoretical foundations for this is lambda-calculus created by Alonso Church. Encoding integers with lambda is called the curch encoding: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Church_numerals Functional programmi
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
While I think dart is a nice language, I do not think JavaScript is bad enough to justify switching to a completely different language. I worked on some big js projects, and together with a good module-system and jslint with strictmode on i
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
According to the post they didn't. She just made a picture and posted it to twitter. If she just had said: "Guys that's not appropriate" Then they would probably pardon themselves! Sorry but they way she acted is not appropriate in my eyes.
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
C'mon! Jokes about sex are just as common between girls, maybe even more so. Sorry but why the hell fire somebody with humor? I actually miss the github message "hardcore forking action" when i fork a repo. That was humor!
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
The spam problem was solved by google's spam filtering technique. I get zero spam in my gmail box. Sometimes i think it is spam, but then I notice i signed up for it myself :p
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
Yeah indeed. Another option would be to use something like mustache and precomile your templates to javascript functions which you could use.
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
Basically html = view, javascript = logic. Following from separation-of-concerns, you want to decouple the two.
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
I think creating nodes in javascript is a nogo, keep your html in your templates and just read the templates from js and there you can refer to nodes to do whatever you want in js. But as always there are exceptions to the rule, and then th
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
Looks nice, but as far as i can see this is using Reflection, which might be a performance penalty you don't want to take in your app. B.t.w. I never really worked on data (input) intensive apps on Android.
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
I think it is good to focus on only one paradigme initially, and functional programming is a good choice. Later they learn other paradigma's and how they can be combined. Good work!
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
"Release early, release often" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Release_early,_release_often That's what my old boss always said, he sold his company for a few millions :-)
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
Coding allows me to be hugely creative. It is a power tool. Ok, you can be creative with drawing. However the value of working software is often a lot bigger than a drawing. He is right be creative. But coding and being creative go hand in
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
So you didnt run your selenium tests / phantom tests against your staging environment before deploying to production? That is testing 101... Having a smoke test is still usefull because often you dont want to wait for those automated test t
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
That is awesomely cool but a lot of work to setup. For smaller companies not worth the effort.
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
Does this include the hacker news api? Since i'm using my phone a lot to checkout hacker news.
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
Why? Are you afraid that you are on a video, or pictures being taken? That's indeed a problem. The voyourism with google glass.. They have to think of something to fix that. Like a led light wich tells you it's recordign.
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
I think this technology could replace mobile phones. I just notice how often i need to grab my mobile phone, just to check some little peace of information I need. When i'm in the car I cannot grab it. Note that the glasses look ugly, but t
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
The technology is not limited to one design. Just like mobile phones look different.
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
This depends on your target users. If they only live in the Netherlands for example you have to target different devices than USA or China. Testing on a few devices across the dimensions (resolution, dpi, cpu, manufacterer, keyboard[less])

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