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by darylteo 12y ago
Take any normal CMS, cache the html, and you have a static site generator.
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If you need to know which one returns null, then do it the standard way.
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Surely these are all casualties, as not all resulted in fatalities. In fact, the only fatalities listed in this article were 2 boys in Frankfurt Germany.
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Wasn't there a version of C&C running completely in WebGL or JS/Canvas in some way?
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When I taught programming I made my students do all their programming in notepad++/sublime text.
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by darylteo 12y ago
What if I told you that Java code is perfectly compilable in Groovy and learning the required amount of Groovy isn't that much anyway? There's even a JavaDoc that you can reference at any time. And even now in Java 8, you have Lam
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by darylteo 12y ago
I'm 28 now and I already feel like I have no friends left. Yay.
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by darylteo 13y ago
I've yet to meet a designer that can do the above. Its very much a black magic regardless of who you are.
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I liked this part: "Similarly, Joseph Gentle who is an ex Google Wave engineer and an author of the Share.JS library wrote: Unfortunately, implementing OT sucks. There's a million algorithms with different tradeoffs, mostly trappe
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by darylteo 13y ago
First you start treating each event/operation as a fundamental part of your problem. Each Event can then have a opposite reverting Event. So if you want to reverse an action, you can just apply the opposite event. You can also display
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There actually is another way. Event-Sourcing. I've never seen this technique in my limited experience though, but theoretically this would be the optimal way to implement such a feature, and obviously has to be a engineering decision
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Then get people to pay for "gems" which "speed up" construction. Then this turns into Clash of Clans. =)
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by darylteo 13y ago
To be fair, I don't think this is a problem with reified generics. The problem is that primitives cannot be erased to Objects in Java. Stream<int> only works in C# because int is an alias of Int32. Not because of reified generics
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Glad I'm not the only one who thought this. Exercises like these have a very poor accuracy if it is used it to test for developers.
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Don't be. These kinds of problems are algorithmic problems and have very little bearing on your capabilities as a developer from an engineering perspective. For me, its like saying someone who is poor at physics makes a poor accountant
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I'm still waiting for Code and Conquer... :(
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Shouldn't there always be a manual flying mechanism failsafe in the case of electrical failure? Fly-By-Wire doesn't seem very safe to me... in the same way I have doubts about Drive-By-Wire.
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I'd argue that MVVM is a subset of MVC. So technically they're accurate. And also, anything that is "badly done" becomes bad. I'm not really sure why it is hard to understand View Models... your controllers shouldn&
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by darylteo 13y ago
Well it depends on how people are using it I guess? ;) just because there are plenty of MVVM/cqrs projects that have failed doesn't mean that mvc is more successful... One could propose that devs are more familiar with the steward
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Why is this new in 2012? The "event" component is generally implemented using the Observer/Listener pattern in Java and has been done like so for yonks. The most "modern" concept he alludes to in that section is the
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by darylteo 14y ago
I feel exactly like you, friend. If you haven't already, I highly recommend hitting the gym. The amount of self-confidence you get when you look in the mirror and see yourself in good shape is priceless. That, and the number of hours you'll
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Ask HN: How to improve algorithmic problem solving (Euler)
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by darylteo 14y ago
It's to mitigate people linking to the same story 10 times. However, if the additional content is noteworthy, then you could link to it on HN, but make the title accordingly specifying that it is the opinion of the writer, and not the origi
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Equivalence class testing, yo.
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by darylteo 14y ago
Singaporean here. My biggest gripe with Singapore's state as it is (and why can't we criticize it?) is that while Singapore does have a stronger emphasis on education (GREAT!), it still falls behind in knowledge. Singapore has no natural re
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Something Something Something Social Network.
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If that were the case then they SHOULDN'T be doing this... they're just inciting further reaction. Mutally Assured Destruction (MAD) is quite literal, in this case.
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by darylteo 14y ago
I tried to build a concept prototype on iPad. Now I am giving away the idea to those who can better execute since I can't seem to get it done. Hell, it probably already exists anyway... Essentially a audio recording app that allows you to t
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Could he technically start a new country? XD
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by darylteo 14y ago
Wasn't there a post about how 1 day this year will be 1 second longer? Can't remember it... leap second?

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