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by achr2 12y ago
Thanks for giving me a term to google. Also your point about sorting is vital, and would make this type of chart very useful for understanding relationships.
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by achr2 12y ago
What a poor article.. let me just cherry pick a number of benefits of functional languages and call them requirements for a 'reasonable' language.
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by achr2 12y ago
Not really 'further' detail - there is actually more info in the podcast than his wikipedia entry.
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by achr2 12y ago
An optimistic thought is that having nuGet become even more prevalent will force issues to be resolved. And I personally have had very few issues.
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by achr2 12y ago
Your comment led me to look up low-background steel. Very interesting thanks.
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by achr2 12y ago
Your work looks great. One thing that I struggle with, that you seem to have an good awareness for, is layout within a 'hierarchy' of controls/views. I look forward to your book.
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by achr2 12y ago
Does anyone have some good resources for UI/UX design for data and option heavy application (enterprise)? There are fundamental differences between most 'apps' and the kind of dense applications I work on/with.
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by achr2 12y ago
I actually think C# (and many OOP languages) gets around this fairly well, by having virtual and extension methods. Many types of functions can be added easily without needing to go back through every inheritor.
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by achr2 12y ago
Could this be used in a pseudo reverse CAPTCHA by showing a series of words, and asking the user to say which is not human readable?
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by achr2 12y ago
Many credit cards have an NFC chip built in that is powered by the payment device's RF signal. Your credit card does not need a battery.
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by achr2 12y ago
That was quite impressive. Hadn't seen this tech before. I wonder how well the eye/brain can interpolate a discrete number of focal planes?
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by achr2 12y ago
Their technology trademark is 'Dynamic Digitized Lightfield Signal'. A lightfield camera has multiple lenses to record multiple focal points simultaneously. Have they found a way to reverse this concept, 'project' to a w
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by achr2 12y ago
How would you compare working in C# (with async / Rx) to Node in terms of non-blocking design?
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by achr2 12y ago
This is actually the point that makes no sense to me - after removing a folder from selective sync, the default (in my mind) should be to leave the folder alone. At the very least the user should be prompted or an option setting should be a
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by achr2 12y ago
Your wikipedia link actually does a good job of showing why the composition shown in the article is poorly conceived. The whole point of 'composition over inheritance' is that your object is still polymorphic on the composed-of cl
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by achr2 12y ago
You would have a valid point if the name you chose was even tangentially related to what your project does.