TimMurnaghan

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by TimMurnaghan 9y ago
This is quite an interesting story. It's a shame that it wasn't covered by somebody who could write clearly rather than a sociology professor.
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by TimMurnaghan 9y ago
Are people mostly positive about this? I was already using DDG - then I get an unexpected pop up asking for permission to rewrite everything. I think we should develop a reflex to routinely refuse to give popups permission - so now I'v
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by TimMurnaghan 9y ago
Doesn't sound great if a coroutine library has resorted to passing messages across sockets. I was expecting something that implemented multiple stacks and some abstraction of some synchronization.
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by TimMurnaghan 9y ago
The other clue players can use to detect cheating is your behaviour. They can notice that you are favouring the higher numbers. This is also what can catch people in gambling games. The betting patterns of card counters are noticeable - and
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by TimMurnaghan 9y ago
I think that what you're reaching for is wrongly engineered. Some of the big frameworks go through huge effort for non (or small requirements). I continue to be amazed at the nonsense about hot-loading and time-travel debugging that pe
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by TimMurnaghan 9y ago
This has an anti-adblocker so simply isn't on the internet from my point of view - and so we shouldn't be linking to it. There is a certain irony as they'll probably mention one of my favourite concrete buildings, the Pantheo
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by TimMurnaghan 9y ago
One of their competitors, Dresdner Bank, did something similar in 2001 when the open sourced their messaging middleware code as Openadapter. https://github.com/openadaptor/openadaptor It's pretty good and I actual
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by TimMurnaghan 9y ago
Don't be sorry - you're right. If you want people to read your stuff make it readable. I got more from your TL;DR than the horrible blog design which I didn't last more than a second on.
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by TimMurnaghan 9y ago
It's cute how people thing that functional will fix everything. In what way does functional make state explicit? If I look at a structure (if you have one in your language) and ask who changes this part of it across a large code base -
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by TimMurnaghan 9y ago
Still not really a UML diagram. It's a flow chart. Of course if javascript programmers encapsulated things with actual objects then maybe UML would be applicable.
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by TimMurnaghan 9y ago
Seriously, stop linking to sources that block adblockers. As far as I'm concerned they've taken themselves off the web.
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by TimMurnaghan 9y ago
Damn it - now I can't go to see the postgres movie as I know how it ends. PostgreSQL received invalid response to SSL negotiation: B
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by TimMurnaghan 9y ago
Too many Forbes articles. They're months behind on this story and have an aggressive anti-adblock so I'd rather not see stories from them.
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by TimMurnaghan 9y ago
One of the things that I've noticed about the javascript community is that they're re-inventing stuff from previous technologies - sometimes badly - but almost always with a willful ignorance of what has gone before. While this do