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The Althttpd Webserver(sqlite.org)
4 points by dmux 7y ago|1 comments
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An Introduction to the Rush Language (1994) [pdf](number-none.com)
1 points by dmux 7y ago|0 comments
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NeoWebScript (2000)(nws.sourceforge.net)
1 points by dmux 7y ago|0 comments
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by dmux 7y ago
>There is something of the DIY, can-do, participatory side of 90s computer culture in there. I've really enjoyed reading Greenspun's stuff and this is a great way to describe his writing style.
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by dmux 7y ago
Great to see some discussion about this ecosystem. I literally started playing around with NaviServer just 9 days ago. It's definitely worth a glance. There are a lot of great utilities built right in: database connection pooling, a ke
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by dmux 7y ago
>...and in what order functions are applied to modify that data. Is this solved in a better way using other paradigms?
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by dmux 7y ago
>That's an abstraction more easily and succinctly solved by higher-order functions. Definitely a legitimate approach. In my mind, it seems to be describing Dependency Injection or some type of Strategy Pattern. The activity is defin
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by dmux 7y ago
I've been enjoying going through the OOP literature from the 90's (and earlier) and have especially enjoyed Trygve Reenskaug's view on things. I came across the OORam methodology in Trygve's book, "Working with Obje
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Object Oriented Role Analysis and Modeling(en.wikipedia.org)
38 points by dmux 7y ago|19 comments
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Table Oriented Programming(wiki.c2.com)
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by dmux 7y ago
>The C layer should be as thin as possible and have logic in it that pertains to routing and whatever kinds of transforms your "wire"/"transport" layer needs while the Services do all the heavy lifting and contai
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The Mutable Compendium of Object Oriented Wisdom(wiki3.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz)
1 points by dmux 7y ago|0 comments
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Capsule-oriented Programming (2013) [pdf](design.cs.iastate.edu)
2 points by dmux 7y ago|0 comments
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by dmux 7y ago
Groovy also has a great HTML DSL: http://groovy-lang.org/processing-xml.html#_markupbuilder Implementing your own DSL is fairly trivial too: http://docs.groovy-lang.org/docs/latest/html/docume
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by dmux 7y ago
Is DAG in this context "Directed acyclic graph"?
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Object-Role Modeling(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by dmux 7y ago|0 comments
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by dmux 7y ago
>We don't live in a vacuum, conjuring thoughts on our own. The things we do have a huge impact on the things we think, whether we realize that or not. Do you give any credence to the claim that playing violent video games makes peop
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by dmux 7y ago
Previous discussion 2 years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17529987
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by dmux 7y ago
>Basically use the least level of abstraction that can reasonably get the job done. There is a great section of John Ousterhout's "A Philosophy of Software Design" that goes into this. He mentions that moving code to funct
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by dmux 7y ago
How have you achieved a balance between too little and too much testing? I worked on a project that had a ton of tests, but they seemed to be "over fitted."
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Ask HN: What change in your programming technique has been most transformative?
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by dmux 7y ago
Any language that has an "eval" mechanism makes this really easy. I've used Groovy's GroovyScriptEngine to build something like what you're describing. These scripts are provided with a "Binding" that give
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Abstraction or Leverage? (2013)(thinkrelevance.com)
1 points by dmux 7y ago|0 comments
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Why Gawk for AI? (1996)(github.com)
2 points by dmux 7y ago|0 comments
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by dmux 7y ago
Isn't passing @_ around similar to a concatenative language pushing and popping things off the stack?
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by dmux 7y ago
If you want to download all of the pdfs: wget --no-parent --accept pdf http://worrydream.com/refs/
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by dmux 7y ago
I've had similar thoughts, but wouldn't giant companies like Amazon be taking this into consideration if it were really an issue?
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by dmux 7y ago
Cockroaches are said to be able to survive a nuclear holocaust. I think it's a fitting name for something that's meant to be persistent.
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Kawa Scheme Language 3.1 Released(gnu.org)
4 points by dmux 7y ago|0 comments
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Microstream – Java-Native Persistence and Serialization(microstream.one)
1 points by dmux 7y ago|0 comments

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