billrobertson42

9 ms·

31.
by billrobertson42 9y ago
Yes, also when we call programmers engineers, same same.
32.
by billrobertson42 9y ago
Computer science!
33.
by billrobertson42 9y ago
Practicing works better than wishing. You can do it. :)
34.
by billrobertson42 9y ago
If in Smallco or startco, you have toxic co-workers you have toxic or politically aggressive co-workers, you'd better be very savvy on how to deal with them because you can't avoid them. In bigco, it's easier to isolate yours
35.
by billrobertson42 9y ago
Why bother returning it? The fake reviewer "agency" will just pass the costs on to the party that hired them.
36.
by billrobertson42 9y ago
They seem hell bent on passing these new rules regardless of what anyone else says or does. I'm afraid that it will have to come to lawsuits after the fact to stop this course of action.
37.
by billrobertson42 9y ago
d'oh! the extras... Did not even occur to me there. ;-)
38.
by billrobertson42 9y ago
Your car budget is $10k a year? What are you driving?
39.
by billrobertson42 9y ago
I ran into that bug too. It's the first bug that I've encountered with Leiningen after using it for more than five years. Sorry that that was your first experience with the toolset, but it's far from the normal experience. Al
40.
by billrobertson42 9y ago
When you say decoy, do you mean it's intentionally gross to keep people from going off on syntax debates?
41.
by billrobertson42 9y ago
I mucked around with records a lot early on while learning Clojure, and I'm not really sure when I stopped and just started using maps. Now it's second nature and I'd only consider using a record if there was some overriding
42.
by billrobertson42 9y ago
Could you defeat canvas fingerprinting by adding a bit of subtle random noise to the canvas every time it is rendered to an image before sending off to the server for fingerprinting?
43.
by billrobertson42 9y ago
And also many mentions of no schema validation in Rethink, so that's probably not a gap.
44.
by billrobertson42 9y ago
If you had a self-driving car, you could let it take you to the beginning of the hike, and then let it drive itself to the end of the hike where you could take it home.
45.
by billrobertson42 9y ago
In your main file, you should hoist your require clauses into your ns declaration. e.g. (ns simple-editor.core (:require [clojure.string :as str] [lanterna.terminal :as t] [taoensso.encore
46.
by billrobertson42 9y ago
What are you measuring? Memory use?
47.
by billrobertson42 10y ago
Whether they wanted it or not!
48.
by billrobertson42 10y ago
HANNA?
49.
by billrobertson42 10y ago
I have a similar situation. Is there some sort of API to use for that? Or do you just use the normal means of sending email? If so, are there special terms that you have to agree to for this?
50.
by billrobertson42 10y ago
That's been true for a long time.
51.
by billrobertson42 10y ago
Scala can be extended by users with stuff like that.
52.
by billrobertson42 10y ago
It's easier to think of Mnesia as more of a persistent distributed hash map rather than a full fledged database.
53.
by billrobertson42 11y ago
> No Available: from February till April 2015 2015?
54.
by billrobertson42 11y ago
I've done Clojure, but haven't had much contact in the last several months, and I haven't been keeping too close tabs on the community. Regarding Boot, I just heard of it the other day for the first time. This all seems reall
55.
by billrobertson42 11y ago
You can force writes to disk with NIO, but I don't think that really solves any of the problems detailed in this article.
56.
by billrobertson42 11y ago
Can you give an example, or a link to an example?
57.
by billrobertson42 11y ago
I have an application that generates html export for display in a browser. One of the requirements of the application is that it needs to be able to run on computers with no external network connection. I recently had to add some auto-scrol
58.
by billrobertson42 11y ago
Also, it's not C it's B. https://github.com/golang/go/blob/7d7c6a97f815e9279d08cfaea7...
59.
by billrobertson42 11y ago
What is inking support?
60.
by billrobertson42 11y ago
Good points. I just realized that when I think of 'XSLT' I tend to think of it in terms of the combination of XSLT and XPath.

More ›