chamakits

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by chamakits 10y ago
You really did! I never would have thought to check out the history behind it. Would have remained confused if not for you. Thanks!
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by chamakits 10y ago
Oh my me too. Every time I come across the concept, I get bothered and feel like I must have missed a core concept of it, as the naming never made any amount of sense for me. For some reason, this truly brings me some amount of peace. Bot
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by chamakits 10y ago
For what it's worth, when I started working in NYC in 2011 in a prominent company, I started at 65K, having graduated from a traditional college with a Computer Engineering degree. Not saying it was a good salary, but not all college g
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by chamakits 10y ago
Try Mbasic.facebook.com instead. I also use the browser for Facebook, and have now switched to mbasic instead. It's great.
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by chamakits 11y ago
I have found the opposite to be true in my experience. IDE's have some level of trouble with most popular Java build tools (Maven and Gradle), while they are quite capable command line tools, and they themselves know how to work well w
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by chamakits 11y ago
Currying is great and all, but that in itself isn't a end all be all feature from which you could say that it is enough to eclipse lodash/underscore. Is there anything else about it to that makes it really "eclipse" them
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by chamakits 11y ago
Is it going really? If so in what way? At least mind share wise I've heard of lodash/underscore much more often than ramda. Only recently has it come up with some level of frequency.
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by chamakits 11y ago
I don't know, but Java definitely succeeded at least in part because of the programming environment at the time. I didn't live through the time that Java saw it's rise in use on the enterprise, but what I've been told by
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by chamakits 11y ago
Hey, great landing page, bookmarked it to take a look tomorrow. Consider making a custom one for mobile. After zooming out it still convinced me, but it may turn some people off. Btw, I know it's not a trivial thing to do, and what you
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by chamakits 11y ago
The downvotes are likely the result of not adding anything to the conversation. More specifically to your point, I strongly disagree. People should build systems in their favorite language if the language fits the use case. And usually, the
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by chamakits 12y ago
This is what true commitment to open source looks like. Many companies may have remained silent about this and never address it. Their projects where already popular enough that they didn't really need to address the concerns that many
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by chamakits 12y ago
Full disclosure: I was born, raised, and went to college in Puerto Rico and currently work in NYC. I agree with most of what you said, except for the college part, which you admit you didn't know very well. The public Colleges of Puert
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by chamakits 12y ago
I have Surface Pro 3, and I absolutely love it ... but it's not without issues. For starters, the price. Although having had it for a while now, and feeling that this is the best tech I've bought in a while, it is pricey. Betwee
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by chamakits 12y ago
As it stands right now, it seems to be highly misleading. If I hadn't read your comment I could be misled to believe that you are selling the 'Official' version for the following reasons: 1- Using Google's own images. 2
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by chamakits 12y ago
As an aside, it's kind of humbling to think how different the scope and the impact that these design decisions make versus the impact that most of us work on can make. Very few of us can say that a design mistake on our part is the dif
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by chamakits 12y ago
A very fair set of warnings. Thanks. I will keep thinking about it, and probably install it on my old laptop before doing anything serious with it on my desktop.
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by chamakits 12y ago
If I can ask, do you use this for a Linux Server you have, or your personal computer? I've been thinking about trying it out on my laptop, but wanted to know how well it does with graphics, networking and audio. I've been an Ubun
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by chamakits 12y ago
Happy to help. Let me know how it goes.
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by chamakits 12y ago
I recently also started using Browserify with Typescript (along with tds to get some ambient files for popular libraries). I got it to work after tryping countless of hacky things. What I ended up with was a seperate ts file that is just t
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by chamakits 12y ago
Hm.... I see. I do not know if things often get political with the Linux Foundation. If they do, then this could definitely be an issue. If they don't then I can see there benefit for the Linux Foundation in funding both. LibreSSL ha
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by chamakits 12y ago
Can you expand on this? Do they have a past history of conflicts? If not, this project would certainly benefit both *BSD and the Linux community. Although the LibreSSL team is currently concentrated on just targetting OpenBSD, the cleaner
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by chamakits 12y ago
I too prefer the jax-rs annotation style, but this is definitely by design on part of the Spark project. It emulates Sinatra for Ruby, which takes that 'clean' approach of doing things simply and predictably. You can very quickly
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by chamakits 13y ago
I'll definitely add this to my "List of things to read" A bit off topic, but you really know how to sell things :D
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by chamakits 13y ago
I stumbled on the link you just provided some time back and found it to be by far the most comprehensive overview of all the niceties that we will soon be having on Java 8. Kudos to whoever wrote it up!
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by chamakits 13y ago
I hadn't heard of this, but it is very interesting to me. I couldn't skate to save my life, but for my capstone course, in our brainstorming sessions I had the idea of doing an all terrain electric powered board on wheels. My ini
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by chamakits 13y ago
This is very exciting. I cannot count the times that I've wanted this "one specific program" which isn't available in my distro's repo, which also depends on a version of a library that is also not available in my d
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by chamakits 13y ago
As a bit offtopic, I've never "heard" of Pivotal directly regarding the kind of work that they do. But I recently started using Jasmine, and decided to look into who is behind it, and I see Pivotal. I think, "Oh cool.
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by chamakits 13y ago
I haven't taken a look at your library, but as a developer that has always wondered "Why use strings for these things that could be enums, contants, or types?" in API's, I appreciate your effort and your thoroughness.
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by chamakits 13y ago
This is quite fun. Although after failing to get more than 1 at a time, I had to resort to cheating and taking a bit of a peak at code.js :P
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by chamakits 14y ago
Sorry for the ignorance, but could someone explain what an "analytical model" is, and what it composes?

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