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by boothead 13y ago
I think docker or similar is a great step forward... One question in my mind though: what about the databases? Say you have a web app and a reporting app that use the same database (and probably a communications framework - zmq server rabbi
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by boothead 13y ago
These are some of the instructions I'm following. Thanks for the link though :-)
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by boothead 13y ago
Not my experience... I've been battling for several days now to try and get mono, monodevelop and F# installed from git (admittedly I'm trying to do that using a prefix argument to the various configure steps). My overwhelming imp
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by boothead 13y ago
I've had a look at the last slide now - I think the transitions could use a little work. With that in mind - how hard would it be to integrate with d3 do you think?
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by boothead 13y ago
Nice - looks very simple and lightweight! I especially like the effort put into the interactive tutorial documentation that these frameworks have. Angular and knockout both had stand out docs too! Is there a particular niche for this framew
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by boothead 13y ago
Good question. No idea! If I get charged the VAT and duty, I think I might be able to make up the £90 by charging the other geeks in my office a "fondle fee". We're all forced to use windows, I might even be able to make a pr
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by boothead 13y ago
Done. £419 for a phone that good, that I only need a screen and a keyboard for to turn into a mobile workstation. Fingers crossed that enough people find this as compelling as I do and sign up!
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by boothead 13y ago
Although in this case they've pegged the problem as too much access to other kinds of slippery poles :-)
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by boothead 13y ago
This is a very welcome addition to my Haskell bookshelf. I bought the pdf version and it looks perfect on my ipad. I'm really glad to have the clickable version to have in a browser window as well. That seems a bit more convenient for
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by boothead 13y ago
d3.js hands down. You absolutely can update in d3 stuff in real time, all you do is create a transition and re-bind the updated data. I've previously built the front end to a trading system that streams events to the browser and update
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by boothead 13y ago
$32 million? Well they mention formula 1, are they bootstrapping a new team maybe?
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by boothead 13y ago
I'm guessing that the being choked will also be illegal...
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by boothead 13y ago
I thought that function composition (.) arises from the category instance for (->)? Actually on checking it seems that Prelude re-exports (.) from Data.Function. I'm sure I read somewhere that these had been unified, was I wrong?
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by boothead 13y ago
Do you have a link, this sounds extremely interesting. I've just started reading Adowey's category theory book, it's amazing when you start to notice the same basic fundamental structures everywhere!
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by boothead 13y ago
I've just begun capturing my set up using ansible playbooks. Hopefully after this I'll have an environment that is consistent across development and production machines and encapsulated the process of development and deployment in
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Ubuntu forums breached - all passwords compromised(ubuntuforums.org)
36 points by boothead 13y ago|44 comments
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by boothead 13y ago
My intuition would be that status.service.com is not a useful place to look if service.com is down... edit that's not supposed to be as snarkey as it sounds reading it back :-) edit again The reason for this intuition is that I ass
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by boothead 13y ago
I was hoping for org-mode actually :-)
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by boothead 13y ago
If James happens to see this I'd be interested to know what tool chain he uses to produce his books (I don't think the OP is the author right)?
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by boothead 13y ago
I just can't take a judgement of unsavory seriously from someone who's chosen to call themselves cuntfart... :-)
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by boothead 13y ago
I love your site Will, it's a really nicely designed, to the point resume page! Just out of interest how do you find these types of clients you mention? I guess you're looking for medium sized "real world" non-tech compa
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by boothead 13y ago
Interesting view point. I'd never really considered the turn up the volume effect being the flip side of being subtle with people, but I think you're spot on!
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by boothead 13y ago
Perfectly legal! I get most of my tax info from taxcafe.co.uk. The best book they sell is called "using a company to save money". By the way we met at one of the find a tech job meet ups recently. I'm interested in your OSS i
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by boothead 13y ago
Poor you... Seriously there's no competition in my mind: freeagent compared to that spreadsheet is like being fed ferrero rocher by Angelina Jolie at the ambassadors ball verses having faeces flung at you by drunk chimps at the zoo!
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by boothead 13y ago
Agree except for recommending SJD. They are a good accountancy firm but when I was with them they would only do my accounts through a really horrid excel spreadsheet. This time round I've gone with http://www.nimblejackaccou
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by boothead 13y ago
Would definitely like to hear more about that! I'd like to build the backend of whatever I build next in Haskell. Is it on github or accessable anywhere?
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by boothead 13y ago
Wow, where to start :-) Biggest benefit is probably the flexibility. SA allows every pattern from raw table access right up to complex object hierarchies mapping to joins or views. If you've already got an existing database structure i
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by boothead 13y ago
Not to come across as too much of a Haskell fanboy, but this is almost the exact sweet spot for Haskell: Typesafe operations over recursive structures. I'd say C# and F# would also be good choices. I completely understand and agree wit
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by boothead 13y ago
+1 The zope component architecture properly used is a thing of beauty. To see it in practice, probably the best example is the pyramid web framework. Most of the important things in pyramid are expressed in terms of interfaces and component
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by boothead 13y ago
It's not a total solution but I find the zope.interface and zope.component libraries really good for this. I believe that zope.component provides some stuff to build unit tests that verify if and interface is correctly implemented&#x2

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