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by anthonybullard 9y ago
The only problem I see with this is that it doesn't have support for optional types. This is nice to be able to distinguish between null/empty fields and defaults. But this is very nice work regardless and will be useful in.many
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Scalm: Elm-inspired Scala library for writing web user interfaces(github.com)
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by anthonybullard 9y ago
Well, it's mainly slow in one thing: math. Why? The BEAM uses arbitrary precision representation for most numeric values(Bignum). From _The Beam Book_: > There are two types of integers in ERTS, small integers and bignums. Small i
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by anthonybullard 9y ago
If you are looking for a modern language with a pragmatic syntax and uses lightweight processes and message passing why not Elixir? It's an expressive, productive language that can leverage The power and scope of the Erlang/OTP e
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Source? Every single city I've lived in has such an agreement. One cable provider, one phone(DSL) provider. There might be smaller, internet only companies.
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by anthonybullard 9y ago
Comparing it to Scala, it has a blazing fast compiler, is a smaller language with less ways to obfuscate code while still supporting metaprogramming. Also, you get all the advantages of the BEAM and OTP.
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by anthonybullard 9y ago
I would just like to mention that as of 1.5, Elixir has stepped it's game up on error messaging as well, to get as close it can get to Elm's(which truly are fantastic) without static typing.
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by anthonybullard 9y ago
Disclosure: I work for a fintech company that utilizes HTML emails almost exclusively for customer communications. I think one thing that is not being considered is that for most customers, branding and the consistency thereof are key indic
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by anthonybullard 9y ago
Only going to reply to your last point, this isn't my experience at all with Google. I work in SV, and get contacted by an internal recruiter at Google a couple times a year. What school did I go to? None. Ok, I have a certificate
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by anthonybullard 9y ago
I'm Interested in knowing if you see submission guidelines/terms of conditions to be censorious as well then. The sensible approach when dealing with speech protections is that censorship can only come from the State since its muf
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by anthonybullard 9y ago
I think the value of Lojban/Loglan in this space is having a language that a human can use to have a more natural interaction between themselves and computers. And also as a layer for translating formulaic text between natural languag
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by anthonybullard 9y ago
The Language Construction Kit is phenomenal and played a huge part in developing my love of conlangs as well as linguistics in general.
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by anthonybullard 9y ago
Could I ask what those bugs we're and if you had filed an issue for them? I don't have any deployed projects based on it, but I've played with it and talked to the main dev a couple of times - he's usually very on top o
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by anthonybullard 9y ago
Being from Indiana, I'm really surprised that 'Hoosier' didn't make this list as it's even more mysterious than the others(and most explanations are apocryphal). But fun read none the less.
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by anthonybullard 9y ago
Wait, are there millennials on the board of governors? Because they are the ones who have actually removed people's choices - i.e., the choice to build something on their property. Which is the true cause of individual renter's c
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by anthonybullard 9y ago
Well, they state that they are using it in their own production apps. They did the same with Angular from basically day 1. And it started as a 20% project for Igor(sorry if I'm remembering that wrong). Nearly seven years later and h
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by anthonybullard 9y ago
Learning styles are a myth, don't you know? https://www.psychologicalscience.org/journals/pspi/PSPI_9_3.... And there are many more such studies available with a simple search.
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by anthonybullard 9y ago
You got it. I was asking a leading question. What's needed is a (political) counter weight to that. Maybe as millennials get more squeezed by this, they'll become more politically active locally and push for reforms to this. Bu
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by anthonybullard 9y ago
I'm failing to see how this relates to contracts in reference to home sharing. When someone buys they're home, did they sign a contract saying"The undersigned agrees that nothing will ever change within 10 miles from the pro
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by anthonybullard 9y ago
I guess my question would be why is the housing stock so limited? If there is a profitable use for new housing then you would think it would be built, unless something were preventing it out making it uneconomical.
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by anthonybullard 10y ago
Looks very nice, I think you should make it clear that there is no tracking or telemetry data being sent and that it works with instances hosted on a VPC
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by anthonybullard 10y ago
I think he means if not for the ephemerality of the waves. If they were persistent, you could go back and "catch up" on conversations you missed before and gain context. It's like an archive for a podcast. This would be a
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by anthonybullard 10y ago
I think you are thinking of HATEOAS. Read about it here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HATEOAS?wprov=sfla1
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by anthonybullard 10y ago
I'm a web developer / front-end engineer, and I work on a 2014 MBP with 16GB. It can slog. With multiple Chrome instances running, Atom with 12-15 documents open, sometimes IntelliJ looking at BE code, and our dev server(running
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by anthonybullard 10y ago
But don't you have to wonder what in the institutional structure of the locality creates market conditions that allows one to use homes as an idle store of value? Sounds to me like a late order effect of restrictions in supply. Up to
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by anthonybullard 10y ago
Please say it isn't so! Class is terrible syntactic sugar to please old Java programmers. I'd be really interested in why this decision would be made. Im just getting going in React and am looking to make a move away from Angul