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by dmux 10y ago
Sadly tooling support for 3.x isn't as strong as it was/is for the 2.x versions. Trying to get Eclipse or Netbeans to work with Grails 3.x is extremely error prone and buggy.
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by dmux 10y ago
Plenty of high paying Boston companies.
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by dmux 10y ago
Are you using a particular version? Pharo? Squeak? Commercial?
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by dmux 10y ago
Check out http://nim-lang.org . It steals some of Pascal's good ideas.
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by dmux 10y ago
Any specific implementation?
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by dmux 10y ago
>There seems to be a common fixation on objects "modeling the real world" with the counter argument for classes being that they don't model the real world. I'm not sure why this is the case. Just the other day someone
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by dmux 10y ago
VSauce has a Youtube video that discusses Zipf's: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCn8zs912OE
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by dmux 10y ago
Andreas Rumpf for http://nim-lang.org and Dominik Picheta for his recent Nim book.
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by dmux 10y ago
There was a discussion about Racket and its documentation yesterday. This is exactly the style of tutorial that they need.
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by dmux 10y ago
I've had the same issues navigating their documentation. About 10 months ago I attempted to write a reddit scraper using Racket. I started out reading their "net/http-client" library and had to turn to the /r/r
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by dmux 10y ago
I've been using Groovy for about a year now. Can you explain what you mean about the static system being "badly retrofitted?"
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by dmux 10y ago
For more about this, see the documentation relating to the "implicit parameter"[0] [0] http://groovy-lang.org/closures.html#implicit-it
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by dmux 10y ago
Is the 'A' in ADT algebraic or abstract?
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by dmux 10y ago
>...so you only need to follow the semantics of the language, not the actual implementation. Wouldn't you need to follow the syntax and not the semantics? Aren't the semantics what the syntax is abstracting? (I'm genuinely
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by dmux 10y ago
Object Thinking by David West.
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by dmux 10y ago
Any more examples?
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by dmux 10y ago
NSFW Warning: Had a popup appear with nsfw content on it.
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by dmux 10y ago
>"If you keep doing what you've been doing, you'll keep getting what you've been getting." In George Carlin's skit about not voting, he says "garbage in, garbage out" when referring to our politic
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by dmux 10y ago
>Try prototyping applications using map-reduce for huge datasets. Yep, a Spark job I was running recently used up my Mac's 16GB rather quickly.
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by dmux 10y ago
The webcam location is ridiculous. I had a coworker who had an XPS and whenever we were video conferencing he had to avoid all typing as his hands would occult his face.
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by dmux 10y ago
This doesn't really sound like it was their fault.
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by dmux 10y ago
Your comment about quantity over quality rings true for me. I wish there was a simple page in their docs that organized all the functions in a more readable format. Is there a function discovery feature as there is with Ruby?
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by dmux 10y ago
Why not rent it?
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by dmux 10y ago
They may be commuting by bike or foot.
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by dmux 10y ago
Are people manually writing getters and setters? Every Java IDE I've used has the ability to generate them for you.
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by dmux 10y ago
No input validation for one, possibility for SQL injection is another.
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by dmux 10y ago
Trivial for those who read HN perhaps.
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by dmux 10y ago
Perl still has an active community, it's just not as big as some others. Perlmonks.org and /r/perl are fairly active. (I'm sure you're aware of this, I just didn't want to leave the impression there's _no_
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by dmux 10y ago
Why not redesign cars to make them safer to pedestrians during collisions? Many have already been introduced: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pedestrian_safety_through_vehi...
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by dmux 10y ago
Just learned about Larry Tesler [1] and his fight for modeless software yesterday. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Tesler

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