arianvanp

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   by arianvanp 14y ago

   I don't know much about git, but wouldn't it be possible to just build the push/pull mechanism on top of git? As git works, why not just use it already?
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   by arianvanp 14y ago

   You'll definitely catch a job sooner with knowledge of F#/Erlang/OCaml or Scala. Though knowing haskell isn't a con! If haskell is on your CV, they know you've got the right mindset. Learn scala wouldn't be difficult for you except from
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   by arianvanp 14y ago

   I like the design, and good luck with your company! I couldn't help but notice the arabic on the page, so I Was wondering if you have seen the programming language قلب already. I love how you can stretch the arabic letters to do code for
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   by arianvanp 14y ago

   So I've always wanted to start learnin some python and python web dev. I've only done webdev in node.js so far, and now I have the question : Django or Flask?
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   by arianvanp 14y ago

   git is decentralized. Any sane sysadmin wouldn't use github as a 'central' point, but set up an own remote to which you push. Then every once in a while from that remote, commits are pushed to github. heck you wouldn't even really need a
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   Pirate Bay Founders Case Rejected by Human Rights Court(torrentfreak.com)

   3 points by arianvanp 14y ago|0 comments
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   by arianvanp 14y ago

   Meh. too flat
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   by arianvanp 14y ago

   Monads should be a familiar concept for the seasoned C# programmer. LINQ's 'from in' syntax and the haskell monad 'do' syntax are almost the same! Heck, the type signature of SelectMany and (>>=) are even the same! (>&#6
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   by arianvanp 14y ago

   And they're down again!
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    by arianvanp 14y ago

    I'm not sure if I agree with making comments a first-class citizen in a programming language. Good code documents itself and should be first-class. Comments should be there to clarify certain decisions that you've made while writing code.
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    It's alive(theprogrammersblog.tumblr.com)

    1 points by arianvanp 14y ago|0 comments
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    by arianvanp 14y ago

    My math teacher worked on a MAV project in the US before he moved here to become a math teacher. scary shit. He also designed systems for heat-seaking missiles and underwater torpedoes. He's amazing in a scary, lethal way
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    by arianvanp 14y ago

    You should get in touch with the raspberry pi foundation. They're respected in the UK and they promote the use of python
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    by arianvanp 14y ago

    I find that argument valid for functional programming languages with no type system like LISP. They promised us black box abstraction without giving us hints about what kind of data a procedure takes. but with Haskell the type system usuall
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    by arianvanp 14y ago

    Haskell is a great example where interface and implementation are decoupled.. typeclasses are used a lot to describe problems with similar patterns. Look at monads, monad transformers, applicatives and functors. I don't think half of them
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    by arianvanp 14y ago

    Reading C++ code always gives me a weird feeling something is inherently wrong with the language. Header files containing nearly all the implementation because that's the only place where you can define templates is so odd... ( https://cod
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    by arianvanp 14y ago

    Is this created by a third party based on own design ideas, or is this by a third party, based on ffOS design guidelines (do they exist already?) or is this published by mozilla? It looks really great, but those were some questions that cam