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by airplane 10y ago
Don't think the scenario perfectly fits because before generics you couldn't have a method that takes in an Array of Animal, just an Array. Can a language could resolve this issue without generics or some other contract feature (w
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by airplane 10y ago
Somewhat interesting and related is that software that performs medical diagnoses better than doctors has existed since the 1970s (Mycin, an expert system). It seems like nowadays that this kind of solution can possibly be provided at scale
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by airplane 10y ago
Does anyone know about the legality of projects like this in the US? I vaguely remember stories about game companies legally going after companies making bots. Would uploading an API like this open someone up to a lawsuit? What about someon
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by airplane 10y ago
I saw in the examples you can catch Pokemon with this API, does that method give you an automatic excellent throw every time then? Also, does this API depend on running on Android?
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by airplane 10y ago
Regarding the reliance on Emacs, might not be the case anymore. When I was new to Clojure, I immediately used an IntelliJ plugin called Cursive. It was/is great, same experience as writing Java in IntelliJ. ( https://cursive-
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by airplane 10y ago
I am guessing you made jeans before, if so can you share and estimate the cost of materials and time it takes for one pair of jeans? Am curious because $225 for time and materials seems like too much to me. Perhaps these guys in the video r
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by airplane 11y ago
There's a few pictures in the various Github issues, looks like a Scratch like programming environment, unless that was just the developers own software. https://scratch.mit.edu/
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by airplane 11y ago
Similar to that, I really like how in Intellij I can can use my Maven and Gradle build script as the IDE project's property file. I can now have my source checkout not include any helpful IDE specific files, but still have the project
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by airplane 11y ago
A possible fix is to start investing, but it may be too late. If I remember correctly I think investing for profit is a gray area in Islam, but Kuwait did it and if I remember correctly they use to have more returns from their investments t
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by airplane 11y ago
They are capable of making world class products still that drive revenue. Their fantasy football UI is the best IMO, and they managed to use that platform to drive their daily fantasy gambling that they have tied to it. Hopefully they could
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by airplane 11y ago
I don't know too much about vehicle side of things but my understanding is the following: MISRA is not on the same level as DO-178. DO-178 covers a lot of ground, from testing, documentation, requirements, that sort of thing, and it&#x
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by airplane 11y ago
Won't Android move to Java 8+ once they officially adopt OpenJDK?
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by airplane 11y ago
From what I observed it's close enough to Java that people can easily switch and are willing to. There's also enough brevity with the language to be at ease with it daily (not as much as Scala) where it may be enough that perhaps
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by airplane 11y ago
Well Kotlin isn't even officially released yet (1.0 candidate came out last week) so no company is probably using it for production yet.
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by airplane 11y ago
Never knew this, but now that I think about it, I don't think I ever ran into a situation where I got 3 of the same pieces in a row in any Tetris game. Makes sense.
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by airplane 12y ago
Is there a general consensus to why Embedded Java and other Java techs like Java Card never took off?
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by airplane 12y ago
If I remember correctly, that doesn't mean all three autopilots are talking to each other discussing what the best course of action is, it just means that when one fails or is shut off by the pilot that the next auto pilot system in li
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by airplane 12y ago
Seems like I can't edit my post, but I just re-read a bit and I meant to say "goto the next line of code if one of the previous points of entry in the lines above is not called within 10 seconds" not "goto the next line
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by airplane 12y ago
I don't know anything about Rust, but things I disliked about Ada (besides horrendous tooling support, free or paid) are: - Complex language that isn't matched with an equally complex language standard (a lot of undefined behavior