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You realize that each component can not see the other components local state in both solutions i suggested?
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Evan has described a lot of the thinking behind his decisions in this talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYk8CKH7OhE The <~ for Signal.map is a good example for a "clever" thing which makes languages hard to
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Like this: http://evancz.github.io/elm-architecture-tutorial/examples/7... ?
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You can have component local state in the Elm architecture. If you work through the Elm architecture tutorial ( https://github.com/evancz/elm-architecture-tutorial/ ), section 6 describes how to do it. You can also
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One Hacker Way – Erik Meijer on Agile, TDD and Other Things
(vimeo.com)
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There is a Google tech talk called "The Remote Agent Experiment: Debugging Code from 60 Million Miles Away" where the speaker describes how they did a proof that their code was deadlock free but it still ran into a deadlock. (I do
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LibreSSL Memory Leak and Buffer Overflow, All Versions Affected
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DI is a design principle, not a class for frameworks. DI just means to "inject" the dependancies of an object through constructor arguments, setters or by simply setting instance (aka member) variables. In other words, DI means th
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Here is another list: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_von_Paternosteraufz%C3%B...
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> He still faces the more serious accusation of rape. This should have been in the headline.
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When I read the headline I expected a interesting anecdote from way back when it was invented. White lasers are pretty common at big raves and have been for at least 10 years.
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Thanks!
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Has anyone got a video recording?
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I played with Elm a little as well. Right now is not the time to start learning it by the way, because there will be a new website with new tutorials up soon. The last release (0.15) introduced some major changes, so it's better to jus
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When there is no Dart VM in the browser I honestly don't see any advantage over TypeScript. Two VMs inside each other (with two garbage collectors) will always be slower and use more memory than just one. Additionally, you always need
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12y ago
There is ASCIIDOC and ASCIIDOCTOR http://asciidoctor.org/ I wrote my thesis with it. If you want to publish HTML, it's great. For PDF the current way to go it is to compile to DocBook and from DocBook to PDF. But there
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In Scala, there are just too many ways to do things. It's optimized for flexibility and easy writability. C# on the other hand may be a little more verbose, but at least everyone can read everyone elses code.
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German road police does also bullie young people in crappy cars alot. And long-haired man. And people with tattoos. If you've living in a country where the police does not do 'random' searches based on stereotypes, please tel
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I really like the SOLID principles: https://sites.google.com/site/unclebobconsultingllc/getting-...
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12y ago
Watched both talks and the Netfix one is really way better.
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Interesting. Considering that, I think that it is a fundamental problem of current programming languages that you cannot address both the computer and the human in the language itself. (comments are an escape mechanism)
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What are you guys think about these 'comments are more important than code' languages/dialects. I'm kind of sceptical because comments can lie but code cannot.
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Could also be us military astroturfing.
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Thats maybe true for the vims and emacses of the world, but these new editors come with a fancy pants thing called a GUI. These GUI thingys adhere to certain standards and customs that are set by the OS. I do some web development work from
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No need for that. Just return early. Plus one should split up this gigantic function into several smaller ones.
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Exactly. It baffles me how Google could not see the problems that come with putting a camera in there. I guess its post-privacy corporate culture.
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The Chinese legal system is completely different form western systems. Here's a "This american life" episode which gives you a nice overview: http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/44
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Plus, 'fruit of the poisonous tree' evidence is allowed in Germany. Meaning that, if evidence against you was collected illegally, it can still be used.
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The cost of living in Switzerland is pretty high.
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I don't want to spend 8 hours a day in a sterile humorless environment where everyone is scared to say something wrong on the off chance that someone might get offended. Moreover the old work/free time duality is dying. People wor
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