calebmpeterson

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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
nice to see I'm not the only one...
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
you'd think their name would make this motivation apparent...
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
Ironically, I chuckled at your statement...
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
Thank you for a thorough overview.
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
mutability in Haskell? I thought Haskell was purely functional i.e. lazy and immutablility are foundational. Can someone clarify please?
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
I've been seeing this behavior from Google Image Search for a few months now
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
not so much fear...more of a well placed reluctance to trust a company which has no regard for privacy
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
if FB buys skype I'm out
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
can you elaborate on flash a little? thank you!
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
In the event of this actually happening, what are some alternatives to Skype's video chat?
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
It's that other 10% ...
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
I think I read the same article; it was a very inspiring piece for a sophomore in HS just learning C.
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
Just read the transcript; thank you for posting it.
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
Thank you for giving the most informative and least speculative post in this thread!
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
Thank you for this idea - I suspect it will come in handy in the future.
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
Levity aside, this is an interesting idea: have the red and blue walls facing one another with a neutral on the in between walls...
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
So what other (GoF) patterns can be 'dissolved' with first class and anonymous functions? The following come to mind immediately: - observer (a.k.a. listener/delegate) - visitor - command What else?
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
That looks quite nice.
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
Sure thing! It's about iterating a piece of work and revising.
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
Interesting idea but to be honest, the color palette is quite distracting - there's too much going on. * the yellow background for the news items is a show stopper - the text will look just fine on it's own! * the two-tone peach/cream backg
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
True, and yet it's a good chunk of a lifetime for a human.
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
We may be limited by physical from visiting in person, but we nonetheless have an incredible set of front row seats here on Earth.
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
> It just so happens I was listening to some beautiful 1970s space music when I read this (Tangerine Dream, if you're interested). Thank you for introducing me to Tangerine Dream.
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
Every time I read about either Voyager I/II or Pioneer 10/11 I am amazed at just how vast space is. Nothing like spending the better part of 50 years to go an incredible distance - a distance, which is so small in the grand scheme of thing
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
Agreed, the "if this looks like a derivative it's because it is" punchline made my jaw drop. I <i>never</i> expected to see calculus show up when discussing ADT's and mutation. The notion is so contrary to the way I'm used t
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
To what end? Given that they're funded by the US govt. if they need more cash, they can just ask Uncle Sam to warm up the printer... Seriously though, why would mining bitcoins benefit them?
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
yes!! well worth the $250. it is super snappy, stable when rooted, has excellent battery life, and unlike the 10" iPad/Xoom fits comfortably in the back pocket. I bought mine weeks ago and havent regretted it for a second. And for the rec
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
no problem at all-happens to me regularly
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
Glad to see that my explanation wasn't hopelessly incomprehensible. Now if only JS supported immutability... I think I'll go learn some more Clojure. :)
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by calebmpeterson 15y ago
> This is a semantic quibble, but I disagree that objects in JavaScript are any less proper OO just because they are implemented as associative arrays. JavaScript is a fundamentally OO language in a way Scheme is not - for example all b

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