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by asragab 10y ago
That's right. But it seemed for a while that the MacBook Pro had the feature set, hardware configurations and broad appeal that allowed both groups to be aligned on their hardware choices (i.e. a MacBook Pro). It is perhaps too early t
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by asragab 10y ago
What I envision a solution to be like, would be something like an configurable/codeable OpenRefine (was Google Refine) with streaming ingestion/extraction, with a validation engine/parsing engine (something more elegant than
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by asragab 10y ago
I imagine this scenario has played out a thousand times when it comes to the socioeconomic effects of technology given the rapid pace of ostensible innovation. I think it actually is part of the problem, while not a specific critique of Ama
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by asragab 10y ago
I really appreciated the no nonsense, non-editorialized description of his experiences. Given the recent political climate, it is a nice change of pace. The external monitor and wifi issues seem egregious, could these be OS related issues?
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by asragab 10y ago
Not sure if there will be TouchBar user interface toolkit for java applications, but I spend a lot of time in IntelliJ. It would be great if the TouchBar rather than having to remember mappings, could have sets of labels [Step In, Step over
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by asragab 10y ago
I look forward to measuring graphics performance in FMPF (Flying Monkeys Per Frame)
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by asragab 10y ago
I love how this article makes its reappearance on HN every two years... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4407188 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8812724
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by asragab 10y ago
Orthogonal to the article, but: "He is widely considered one of the fathers of object-oriented programming, or OOP, which at its simplest is a “if-then” programming paradigm that links data to pinpointed procedures." I'd like
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by asragab 10y ago
Last year they were hosted on Parley's and organized by conference location and year. A little harder to suss out the year and location this way. But excellent content nonetheless.
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Scala Days 2016 NYC Videos Released(youtube.com)
5 points by asragab 10y ago|1 comments
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by asragab 10y ago
Watching the recorded feed from this summit is kind of nuts. You have Vint Cerf (co-inventor of TCP/IP) providing Q&A about a distributed digital archive of the internet and the first guy to ask a question is Carl Hewitt (developer
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by asragab 10y ago
What languages would you say have definitely better tooling: I'd say for sure the .NET languages, C++, Java, and Javascript but I'd put Scala just at a level below that, no? The tooling stories for Go, Rust, Haskell I don't
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by asragab 10y ago
In the past the videos from the Scala Days talks are usually posted online through Parley's, I expect that would happen again this year. Though it is usually a few weeks to a month or two after.
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by asragab 10y ago
"Middle-Out" approach...wonder where they got that from?
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by asragab 11y ago
This was probably grotesquely naive of me, but I literally had no idea how jenga-tower like the javascript ecosystem was. Eye opener!
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by asragab 11y ago
As a relatively junior developer, I have been told my some of my senior colleagues that I sometimes miss the forest for the trees, and so this may be another instance of that. But it doesn't seem "trivial" to me how one gets