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by agentgt 10y ago
It is that easy with Java/Scala... if... you are using an IDE. Eclipse through the maven plugin (m2e) will auto download the source code and will show doc as you code (along with drilling into the code. Intellij does something comparab
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by agentgt 10y ago
> On the flip side, Spring's documentation (and most Java library documentation) is absolutely atrocious. Spring in particular only seems to give you 2 flavors of documentation: a 10-minute tutorial, or a 1000-page deep dive in all
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by agentgt 10y ago
It is not entirely clear if the author aka Slack chose PHP with these reasons in mind apriori or did they choose PHP first and are now justifying why their choice of PHP is not bad. I'm going to guess they picked PHP because they knew
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by agentgt 10y ago
Does PEP 484 plan to allow runtime reification of types (ie type information during runtime via reflection aka Java/C#)? I made a cursory check of it and it is unclear but I would assume no. I know some may disagree but I have found ru
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by agentgt 10y ago
We use Bitbucket (for over 4 years now) and in general like it mainly for its pricing model. However I have the (generally unfounded) fear that it will become bloated and slow like several other Atlassian products. I have really grown to di
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by agentgt 10y ago
I have often wandered if there is some sort universe limitation to general AI singularities particularly if the current universe is actually a simulation. An intellectual singularity or extremely rampant aggressive intelligence might be an
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by agentgt 10y ago
I have the same problem with almost all new languages including Rust: everything should be an expression and not a statement. Even conditional logic constructs (if/else) should be an expression (i.e. return a value). The language doesn
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by agentgt 10y ago
I missed your comment earlier. I really appreciate this sound advice!
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by agentgt 10y ago
I agree. Yeah sure his motivation is simple but it is very accessible and it makes since (I still disagree with the previous poster that the show is not accessible). If they made Price some ignorant money driven CEO (just asking to be manip
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by agentgt 10y ago
I somewhat agree but Season 2 certainly introduces more "grey". I keep seeing comments that the show is not accessible (e.g. previous poster " I just wish it was a better and more accessible show." ) but then comments
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by agentgt 10y ago
Thanks for the heads up. I Rot13 the spoiler material. which I felt was apropo given the thread.
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by agentgt 10y ago
My wife and I watched POI and as the show progressed the plot ideas got better but the acting and dialogue took a nose dive. At times the show with its dialogue became very CSI, NCSI, aka other CBS cop crime crap. Reese and Ebbg's (Rot
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by agentgt 10y ago
> - And the worst of all: Main character uses GNOME, codes in Python/Ruby, makes heavy use of the mouse (and not to use ACME) and doesn't use Gentoo. I also find his lack of anime wallpapers disturbing. In season two he is seen
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by agentgt 10y ago
I agree. While in Paris and Nice France I noticed many diners would order sparkling water. In the US I'm one of the few that will order it at a meal when I go out. I drink an enormous amount of plain soda water (aka sparkling water aka
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by agentgt 10y ago
I like Archer a lot but still think Sealab 2021 is a tiny bit more humorous.... Bizarro Stormy!
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by agentgt 10y ago
If it is the twist I think it is that twist is purposely obvious (I hope your not thinking your smarter than the show because of that). I mean that twist happens fairly early. S02 has far more truly hidden twists. I mean even in Ex Machina
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by agentgt 10y ago
Yeah the "learned from guy named Sam while learning VB" (vague to avoid spoilers) was the most recent one I remember.
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by agentgt 10y ago
I'm going to play fan boy here. After almost finishing the second season I have to say Mr. Robot is the best TV show I think I have ever watched. Even better than Homeland. The funny thing is if it didn't even involve hacking I wo
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by agentgt 10y ago
Most of the major stores are like Best Buy... they don't get commission. ...but yeah if you go to some small boutique in NYC that might be the case I suppose.
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by agentgt 10y ago
I would say you would have been correct several years ago but there are many social dynamics going on these days. For one the baby boomers (parents of soon to be parents) have large financial burdens themselves. They may want to help but la
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by agentgt 10y ago
My wife and I our currently expecting and are about to have a baby shower. For those unfamiliar with the shower concept here in the US we have a party that is generally more expensive then if you were to just buy the baby stuff. We invite p
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Beer and bibles don’t mix(economist.com)
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by agentgt 10y ago
In Massachusetts both in suburb and city we have almost complete chaos. I'm almost sure we do no have the "grid" nor "curvilinear" nor "cul-de-sac" (my house is older than all of those designs by ~130 yea
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by agentgt 10y ago
Yes Redis is a solid choice! And it like RabbitMQ gets the constant "single point of failure" critique (we get this crap from tech partners when we tell them how heavily we use RMQ)... oh so I have should have chosen something eve
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by agentgt 10y ago
I think in large part why people dislike Kafka is that they don't really need Kafka (and the complexity that comes with it). Don't get me wrong Kafka is good tech if really need that level of throughput but I honestly think most c
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by agentgt 10y ago
The article sort of delved into this but there are some convicts that strangely find comfort in the future of being executed. In some ways I can understand this as the thought of being in American prisons for an extended period is rather te
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by agentgt 10y ago
Almost every cloud music app I have used has issues with the concept of a "queue" or playing a snippet of something while I am in the middle of a playlist. Spotify, Mog <defunct>, rdio, and itunes seems to never do what I wa
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by agentgt 10y ago
Sort of tangental but oone thing I have always appreciated about the Python community and Guido is the flexibility and open mindedness in adding features to the language from other languages. I can't remember where I heard/saw it
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by agentgt 10y ago
I was thinking the same thing with OCaml. I wrote in OCaml years ago and I still remember how incredibly terse the language is/was. You can accomplish so much with very few lines of code (with the minor exception of the whole reduplica
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by agentgt 10y ago
I'm not sure how much I can help because I didn't setup the RMQ cluster so I don't know the configuration details but I know it is fairly powerful (its also partly why I can't entirely be critical of Auth0 because ZMQ is

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