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dyadic
13y ago
My favorite gift to receive is really just spending time with the gift giver, going out to a restaurant, maybe a show or to see a band, or a day out somewhere. Hacker types also have a great interest in how things are made, if you can combi
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And that reminds me of Plato's Republic, in which children are separated from the parents and then brought up by others. The intention being to create ties to the community rather than parental lineage, so that the whole community is o
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13y ago
Oh, this is beautiful. Nice work Things to Never Say “Click Here” DIY Weapons of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. AMA Did everybody see what just happened? The pendulum has swung. Rootkit on a cube-shaped planet
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13y ago
I really wanted to like Scala, I came to the language looking for a Haskell on the JVM, but then just found it sacrificing too much, mainly for Java compatibility. The close compatibility with Java does allow an easy transition for Java dev
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13y ago
But then, Clojure can also do this for an arbitrary number of operands (< 1 2 3 4 5 6) ;; true Any function can also take arguments from a list, (apply < (range 1000)) ;; true Prefix notation really comes int
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13y ago
I once thought the same, and then I landed at a company where the source was contained across a mixture of svn, network drives and customer production servers. However, I don't directly ask about VCS now, it seems overly focused for a
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Nil Punning (Or Null Pointers Considered Not So Bad)
(lispcast.com)
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I can't really give you a fair comparison, I've only used Xcode enough to know that I don't like it. I don't even think the full switch can ever be made. Because it's Apple development, everything is in an "Xco
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I write Clojure and Scala, Clojure got me into Emacs and then Emacs+Ensime led me away from IDEA for Scala development. I recommend it fully. I am a big fan of IDEA and use that for Java and Groovy, and also Jetbrains' AppCode for Obj-