edem

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781.
by edem 10y ago
Think about Datomic. It can use Riak as a backend or something else but it is still seen ad Datomic to the outside world. (You can also compare it to Lucene vs Solr)
782.
Kayak's new travel site is a...spreadsheet?(thenextweb.com)
4 points by edem 10y ago|0 comments
783.
by edem 10y ago
What about Polymer? It would be also interesting to see it compared to Angular and React.
784.
by edem 10y ago
Try this out: http://gameprogrammingpatterns.com/game-loop.html The book itself is very good as well.
785.
by edem 10y ago
[This][0] is an example of it but I suppose this is just the tip of the iceberg. [0]: http://rea.tech/how-we-used-category-theory-to-solve-a-probl...
786.
by edem 10y ago
How is this supposed to work? If I click on `Start` it loads a page then nothing happens. I have to click `Start` repeatedly to make it visit new pages despite that it says it is `Running`.
787.
by edem 10y ago
So you seen that video? Great talk though.
788.
by edem 10y ago
How does Common Lisp compares to Racket nowadays? I've seen a lot of activity but I can't decide which one to try out. I only have time for one of them ATM.
789.
by edem 10y ago
Do you prefer it over Clojure? If yes why? I'm a bit versed with Clojure but sometimes I feel that it is not a true lisp.
790.
by edem 10y ago
I'm also interested in an insightful answer.
791.
by edem 10y ago
Scala macros are not like clojure macros. Clojure is homoiconic while scala is not so you really can't compare the two.
792.
by edem 10y ago
Thanks! It is on my todo list now!
793.
by edem 10y ago
There is `clojure/core.typed` if you want types or `clojure.spec` if you want specs. What I love in Clojure (and in any lisp for that matter) is that you can imlement language features if you need them and the language itself provides
794.
by edem 10y ago
Thanks, I'll try it out! Is it applicable for someone with zero Haskell experience? Am I supposed to join a class which starts somewhen or how this site works?
795.
by edem 10y ago
Until you try clojure or even kotlin
796.
by edem 10y ago
Cool. What does `k` stand for? A function?
797.
by edem 10y ago
Try this one. Haskell in pictures: http://adit.io/posts/2013-04-17-functors,_applicatives,_and_...
798.
by edem 10y ago
This is all useless for someone without haskell experience.
799.
by edem 10y ago
I simply blocked ALL notifications and muted most channels. I am always online but I cannot be distracted.
800.
by edem 10y ago
There are too much ifs...and if you are a developer you know the probability of your statement being true.
801.
by edem 10y ago
Cool. 2+ developer years of development time fore refactoring. At least I did not back this game so I have no expectations.
802.
Dwarf Fortress creator talks about simulating the most complex magic system ever(pcgamer.com)
7 points by edem 10y ago|0 comments
803.
by edem 10y ago
I'm not following. Why is that number familiar? Can you explain this in layman's terms?
804.
by edem 10y ago
What if an artist pulls his stuff from Spotify? You have to bux his stuff if you are interested. Spotify and its ilk are a leaky abstraction (sadly) and you will end up missing stuff (or live with the fact that it is unavailable). Note thet
805.
by edem 10y ago
I have no time/need/want to learn/write Ruby. I have 1000 better things to do. I only use Ruby occasionally and out of necessity.
806.
by edem 10y ago
My problem is that I am not a Ruby dev and when I need to use Ruby stuff they break each other. I expect a language to be able to produce self-contained binaries which run in isolation (and expect this to being the norm). With Ruby I just f
807.
by edem 10y ago
The big difference is that if you download a jar it won't brake your other jars because they work in isolation
808.
by edem 10y ago
It is not FUD. For example I had a working jekyll on my computer when I installed an SASS preprocessor it broke Jekyll.
809.
by edem 10y ago
I once managed to create a park with a negative amount of guests. I believe it was a concurrency bug: if a guest is drowning (because water appeared below him for example) the game subtracts 1 from the number of guests just before he dies.
810.
by edem 10y ago
The problem is (from what I saw) is that most people don't understand legal texts and it is not clear to them what is happening. I am always an outlier because I ask the questions and I would never sign an NDA like that. The company ca

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