dyadic

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by dyadic 12y ago
With Java 8 you can create anonymous functions, but they have to conform to a pre-existing interface. This is a huge collection of those interfaces.
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by dyadic 12y ago
And the other other downside would be when your app becomes big enough to not fit in an url
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by dyadic 12y ago
You can get around this, the CPF is required only for card payments. If you pay with Paypal you don't need a CPF.
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by dyadic 12y ago
Yes, when I would tell people I used Conkeror they'd always reply with, "Ah yes, I know Konqueror". That was only really IRL conversations, with text based mediums I don't think I had any confusions.
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by dyadic 12y ago
I was a dedicated conkeror user until ~4 years ago and loved it. The webjumps were a pleasure to use, the Google I'm feeling lucky jump was a particular favorite. Having everything scriptable and being able to add my own specific funct
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by dyadic 12y ago
In the ideal world there'd be no companies explicitly seeking or denying the autistic, just jobs available and anyone applying and then viewed as more than autistic or not autistic. Secondly, but perhaps more important, I see companies
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by dyadic 12y ago
Just a reference, but the style is intended to emulate _why. Quil came from clj-processing, and the relevant discussion about naming is here: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/clj-proce... (I wasn
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by dyadic 12y ago
The problem isn't weight translation, it's reading "pounds" as currency instead of weight. Imagine the title was "I created my own MMO and lost 100 dollars", that's how we Brits parse it
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by dyadic 12y ago
Minor complaint about the website, don't mandate clicking on the "Learn more ∨" link, let me scroll down instead
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by dyadic 12y ago
I use the same technique as TrainedMonkey and it has worked really well for me. I actually have a great dislike for the rote memorization of multiplication tables. During school I had everything up to 12 * 12 burned into my brain, but it wa
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by dyadic 12y ago
I've been an oDesk freelancer for the last few months so I'll explain what appeals to me about a client / job. My hourly rate makes me an outlier on the site however, so this is less applicable if you're after cheap and
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by dyadic 12y ago
I'd be really tempted to sign up for this but at the moment the languages available aren't what I'm skilled in. I can understand omitting languages less popular than Ruby because it will be harder to hit the 3 leads / da
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by dyadic 12y ago
Yes Or, it's certainly possible to have custom formatting rules in IntelliJ and AppCode and I assume that PyCharm is the same.
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by dyadic 12y ago
I'm not a fan of Scala and I absolutely loath sbt, but I absolutely recommend the FP Coursera Functional Programming Principles course[1] that uses both of them. There's an edition already running now but close to the end, howeve
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by dyadic 12y ago
I almost exclusively live in AirBnBs these days, and when I'm looking for a new place to stay it will usually take me a few days or possibly a week to check out what's available, message a few people and then choose the one I want
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by dyadic 12y ago
I really dislike the use of "Full Stack Developer" and especially when I'm pushed into that box by the only other choices being FE and iOS dev.
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by dyadic 12y ago
I've always wanted to do something like this, and I'm going to be in Poland (where most of the mentors are) for the next couple of months, so I'm a little bit excited already. edit: Or maybe not, you need to be invited before
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by dyadic 12y ago
That's what we call them in Britain
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by dyadic 12y ago
Thanks, that makes sense. I already assumed that HHVM just happened because it's a cool name. But then seeing the second use of the word made me think there might be something behind it
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by dyadic 12y ago
Oh, I should have expanded on my question. I know of HHVM already, I was curious about the use of "Hip" in HHVM and in HippyVm, it appeared that there must be some common heritage
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by dyadic 12y ago
Does the word "hip" mean something in the context of PHP? edit: I mean, is there a reason HHVM and HippyVM both use the word "Hip"?
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MIT lab designs workload-sharing robotic limbs(phys.org)
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by dyadic 12y ago
URL seems to be http://elixirconf.com/ (not .org)
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by dyadic 12y ago
I think the idea is pretty neat, but the flash of unstyled content before the js kicks in really ruins it for me.
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by dyadic 12y ago
I'm sold on the argument in the article, I'd rather have the comment jump out and be deleted than see it sink into the background and remain.
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by dyadic 12y ago
Call me jaded, but when a company that hit 750 staff and then loses 2/3 of them says "it's a fucking startup" I don't read that as genuine or motivational.
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by dyadic 13y ago
It's other recruiters fishing for the names of companies that are hiring. And with that information they will call the company and try to get in on the game. The questions are usually along the lines of, "I'd hate to be putti
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by dyadic 13y ago
I am. A few years ago I gave up on CDs and sold my entire collection, including a big chunk of Led Zep
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by dyadic 13y ago
Contextual's point is that there is less difference between humans and other animals than most people like to think. It's a difficult sell, not least because humans are omnivores and by that it is natural to eat meat. But our high
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by dyadic 13y ago
Brit here. Scepticism isn't the same as unwilling to believe. Usually just honesty, willingness to engage in dialogue, answer questions etc, will do it. However, I have had experience working with Americans in the UK that sounds simila

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