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by asciihacker 10y ago
>If you want to get shit done, and make sure the types are correct, and make sure all side effects are properly managed and accounted for, that's Haskell's niche. Dont Clojure's immutable types handle the side-effect issue
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by asciihacker 10y ago
> I am happy that I've since moved away to GCP What is "GCP"?
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by asciihacker 10y ago
A password is just not enough. 2FA is almost a necessity I would guess.
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by asciihacker 10y ago
> Negative ads can make sense if you're going up against one or two entrenched competitors that own most of the market share. Like what Gett is doing: "We pay more than Uber!"
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by asciihacker 10y ago
First and probably last time I ever heard of Ryver. I thought Discord was something like Slack?
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by asciihacker 10y ago
The HIV/AIDS hypothesis is a media hoax initiated by Felix Gallo, a convicted cancer fraudster.
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by asciihacker 10y ago
How will Instrumentl generate revenue? Taking the person from Italy that found a grant through you, what did that mean for Instrumentl in terms of income and how? How will those looking for grants find you?
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by asciihacker 10y ago
Curb is the app I've seen for Taxi service.
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by asciihacker 10y ago
> Why not just use Clojure? I guess as a professional Python developer, it would take some time to get used to all the parentheses. I've used Emacs for 20+ years, but outside of elisp I've never been comfortable with s-exprs. I
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by asciihacker 10y ago
Speed is one thing, but the fact that you must replicate your business model client AND server-side with Elm is a huge minus. I would take ScalaJS over any 4 of those frameworks any day.
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by asciihacker 10y ago
Step forward to ScalaJS and dont look back? https://www.scala-js.org/
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by asciihacker 10y ago
I'm just saying that everything that Angular makes convenient via the hints it throws in HTML is handled behind the scenes by calling Javascript libraries. I would much rather the QooxDoo approach of writing apps in pure Javascript and
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by asciihacker 10y ago
Angular is difficult to grok because it makes computer programming second class and limited to what you can cram into HTML tags. Angular isnt really a Google product - Misko Hevery and another guy (both Google SW Engineers) developed in the
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by asciihacker 10y ago
Intercooler.js is quite cool.
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by asciihacker 10y ago
Schema [1] does not appear to have any support for object initialization. [1] https://pypi.python.org/pypi/schema/0.6.2
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by asciihacker 10y ago
Yes, Schematics is impressive. Thank you, I added it to my list of Python OOP extensions [1]. I wonder why you need to supply a dictionary to the object instead of keyword pairs. [1] https://github.com/metaperl/python-o
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by asciihacker 10y ago
Added to the Python OOP catalog: https://github.com/metaperl/python-oop
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by asciihacker 10y ago
I think if you import mock you can create mock.Mock() instances that allow you to assign fields that way.
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by asciihacker 10y ago
> It'd be great to have those auto-group under the parent front page tab and hide out of view until later. Tabs Outliner for Chrome does this: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tabs-outliner/e
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by asciihacker 10y ago
You know how he counts to 10 don't you: 1, 2, 3, 95, 98 NT, 2000, 7, 8, 10.
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by asciihacker 10y ago
WhatsApp does not run on tablets and I only have a tablet. I make calls on it and everything. Just can run WhatsApp.
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by asciihacker 10y ago
This list needs to be categorized by technologies involved in each project, such as we see at OpenHatch - https://openhatch.org/search/
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by asciihacker 10y ago
The livecoding with ScalaJS was especially impressive: http://www.lihaoyi.com/post/TalksIveGiven.html#live-coding-s...
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by asciihacker 10y ago
I'm an eighth - theist: I believe in 12.5% of the bible.
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by asciihacker 10y ago
In all earnesty, do you have an interest in your clients making big profits? Or is it in your best interest that most of your clients lose so that you can pay a few winners? Do you have a training program that can help me go from 0 to full-
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by asciihacker 10y ago
> it was able to become one of the most widely used languages precisely because, despite all its warts, it implements the core foundations from the lambda calculus correctly You think that's why Javascript is widely used? I think i
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by asciihacker 10y ago
> Best of VIM and EMACS. Since there is no good in VIM (besides being pre-installed on every *nix platform), you know what that equation leads to... just emacs.
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by asciihacker 10y ago
That's a pretty lightweight Emacs config. Mine is based on emacs-starter-kit (technomancy's creation) and is much larger - https://github.com/metaperl/emacs
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Programming in Haskell: Searching for TRUTH(asivitz.com)
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by asciihacker 10y ago
Does the work of Charles Simonyi and intentional programming change this?

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