dvlsg

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   by dvlsg 8y ago

   I'm not OP and it's not haskell, but fsharpforfunandprofit.com really clicked for me, personally.
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   by dvlsg 8y ago

   I think one of the most important things I learned from functional programming was how to consider and handle purity and side effects. Not necessarily by wrapping everything in IO monads in my non-functional code or anything like that. But
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   by dvlsg 8y ago

   And if you rely on one of my packages and I delete it from github or make it private, your build stops working, right? Everyone was up in arms about npm allowing this a few months back. Rightfully so, I think, but I feel like it's goin
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   by dvlsg 8y ago

   And don't you have to reopen database connections for each php request? Even that seems fairly difficult to scale, unless there's a way around it that I'm not aware of (I don't use php very often, definitely not at scale
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   by dvlsg 8y ago

   I find alternating the type of exercise to be helpful too. If I had to go to the gym 7 days a week, I'd get really bored. So instead, some days I hit the gym, other days I practice my drums (playing fast metal / punk so I'm t
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   by dvlsg 8y ago

   I suppose they're only the publisher, so maybe this doesn't count, but Doom 2016 is hands down the best fps I've played in a long time.
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   by dvlsg 8y ago

   Depends on the language too, I suppose. I'd be more shocked if they said they had never used recursion, but were using haskell at work.
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   by dvlsg 8y ago

   Interesting. My experience was in the US, and I would have kept that 0 unless my professor was feeling _very_ generous. I don't think it would be completely unheard of to have a professor with a policy like you described, but I never r
9. 189.▲
   by dvlsg 8y ago

   An exam where you can hand in a blank paper to try again later and not just get a 0 seems like it would be uncommon. I certainly never had that experience.
10. 190.▲
    by dvlsg 8y ago

    I've seen icons out in the wild of container-ish shapes (box, etc) with an arrow pointing into the container. Seems to work well enough.
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    by dvlsg 8y ago

    I think naming the branch and/or the pr title after the jira ticket works too. I think it just needs to contain it, too. My feature branches usually look something like feature/proj-123-short-description. But to be honest, my exte
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    by dvlsg 8y ago

    I agree. I use the command line for everything but staging, and I often only stage parts of files while discarding a few leftover pieces I forgot about. I use sourcetree, but the concept is the same. GUI git is really nice for staging parts
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    by dvlsg 8y ago

    Any interest in pulsar support?
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    by dvlsg 8y ago

    An int64 type is being added to Javascript in the near future, I believe. Of course it will take a while to be supported everywhere, but they are taking steps in that direction at least.
15. 195.▲
    by dvlsg 8y ago

    I agree. xdebug was one of the worst debugging experiences I've ever had. Node with vscode was incredibly easy. I'm not sure I see the comparison at all.
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    by dvlsg 8y ago

    I don't know a ton about the situation -- I do know that the streamer in question was active enough with the community that an NPC in the game was named after him, though.
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    by dvlsg 8y ago

    I feel like testing things by replacing pieces of a prototype would be fairly fragile anyways. Is there a reason you couldn't use some form of composition to mock / abstract your dependencies instead?
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    by dvlsg 8y ago

    I've had the same experience in the US. They also seem to be the most likely to miss the expected delivery date.
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    by dvlsg 8y ago

    Depends on the language. Javascript, for example, would use a linter for this warning.
20. 200.▲
    by dvlsg 8y ago

    Knowingly using false data strikes me as malicious, not incompetent.
21. 201.▲
    by dvlsg 8y ago

    Separating by schema would work, too. At least, they would be separated from each other but still on the same database.
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    by dvlsg 8y ago

    I'm not sure I agree with that. The media quote, I mean. There's plenty of media companies (on both sides of the political spectrum) that are definitely trying to tell you what to think. Maybe not all of them, but there are some.
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    by dvlsg 8y ago

    You could toss the expensive function in a web worker to make it non blocking.
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    by dvlsg 8y ago

    Oh wow. I actually came to post something about Batushka. I'm really surprised to see it here already. Great stuff.
25. 205.▲
    by dvlsg 8y ago

    Same problem in Javascript. There's actually a yoda lint rule that encourages you to write your code like (1 === a) instead, so you don't accidentally make that mistake.
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    by dvlsg 8y ago

    Would you suggest elasticsearch over sql for analytics like these? We're actually looking at a very similar situation, and I have a hard time believing aggregations in elasticsearch (especially when no full text indexes are required) a
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    by dvlsg 8y ago

    You know, my first thought on seeing you use "principle" was to correct the spelling. I was taught to remember that one based on the mnemonic "the principal is your pal", but that seems as far away from the truth as poss
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    by dvlsg 8y ago

    Is strict a commonly used word for the opposite of lazy? I've always seen it as "eager", but maybe that's in the context of other programming languages.
29. 209.▲
    by dvlsg 8y ago

    Is physical presence the only requirement to be considered a resident? I thought you had to be a resident in the EU.
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    by dvlsg 8y ago

    At least then you can blog about the blogging engine migration.