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by dukerutledge 11y ago
http://skedge.info/careers/ skedge.me founded in 2010, is the leading enterprise specific customer engagement platform for scheduling and marketing in-store events and services used by Sephora and other well know retai
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by dukerutledge 11y ago
Really? Deployment has always been a breeze for me. Build on a vm, scp the binary up to my server, profit.
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by dukerutledge 11y ago
Wow, I like the feature selector. That page has gotten snarkier since I last looked.
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by dukerutledge 11y ago
"Being abstract is something profoundly different from being vague … The purpose of abstraction is not to be vague, but to create a new semantic level in which one can be absolutely precise." -Dikstra When you overload an existing
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by dukerutledge 11y ago
Transducers seem really nice, but wouldn't they be unnecessary in a language that could optimize list (etc) fusion?
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by dukerutledge 11y ago
This kills the firefox.
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by dukerutledge 11y ago
Meh, I'd rather work with objects that enforce immutability and model monadic sequencing than this sea of continuation passing.
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by dukerutledge 11y ago
Haskell has it
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by dukerutledge 11y ago
This is why we call these things "values" not "variables"
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by dukerutledge 11y ago
SPJ is certainly a bodhisattva.
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by dukerutledge 12y ago
There are two nice bullet points in the actionable part of this article. I wish they had been mentioned earlier because I feel many will not make it all the way through.
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by dukerutledge 12y ago
If you are using submodules for pinning external resources to a specific hash then you probably won't have problems. If you are using them to manage multiple internal resources with varying levels of coupling...you will.
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by dukerutledge 12y ago
Hostels are also pretty great in Japan.
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by dukerutledge 12y ago
I stayed at an amazing airbnb in Nara. I would recommend airbnb for smaller cities in Japan.
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by dukerutledge 12y ago
-1 for sleep sort.
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by dukerutledge 12y ago
Yeah, but you couldn't actually write anything useful in Haskell at that time.
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by dukerutledge 12y ago
How about multi value return from functions. ``` x = foo(); oh = x[0]; no = x[1]; ``` vs ``` [oh, yeah] = foo() ```
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by dukerutledge 12y ago
Man, apparently dr racket format looks like a hot mess.
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by dukerutledge 12y ago
Single handedly is a bit of hyperbole. To quote the man, "my family supports me unconditionally, they help me if more trees need to be planted." We need to stop relying on this super man concept. Community creates change through s
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by dukerutledge 12y ago
Meh, a ton of blow harding with little explanation.
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by dukerutledge 12y ago
Well there's 2.4 million lines of Java that will have to be maintained for the next 100 years.
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by dukerutledge 12y ago
The first concern is certainly valid, but since this is using acid state adding click tracking would be trivial.
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by dukerutledge 12y ago
Is this why teetotalers regularly die younger than those who do not abstain? Stress is the true killer.
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by dukerutledge 12y ago
So look out for co, fibers, async, etc. posts in the coming days. Promises are still my flavor of choice for most use cases.
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by dukerutledge 12y ago
yes, but fuck me why won't the implement type="date"
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2048 in Haskell(github.com)
1 points by dukerutledge 13y ago|0 comments
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by dukerutledge 13y ago
Any opportunity for international cooperation should be taken, even if you believe it is frivolous.
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by dukerutledge 13y ago
Anything by default is idiotic. Lexical scoping works when variables are declared. Lexical scoping becomes a burden when deceleration is not required and variables fall back to some default scope.
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by dukerutledge 13y ago
Currently only running in FF because of Fat Arrows and being under dev, but this page only uses divs for the js generated content in the simulation. http://eborden.github.io/evolution-of-cooperation/
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by dukerutledge 13y ago
Are you mistaking header and head?

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