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   by edem 10y ago

   If Carmack takes their best guys it is not JC's fault. They go because they see more value in their new position. That's all.
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   by edem 10y ago

   I'm not sure whether the author intended "pure-Ruby" to be an advantage or a disadvantage. For me Ruby is a huge no-go and I always try to avoid it if possible for the simpe reason that no Ruby program works for the first tim
3. 813.▲
   by edem 10y ago

   You might want to try Kotlin which is basically just a Turbo Java without the baroque fluff Scala brings to the table.
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   by edem 10y ago

   Mark Cuban says: “Artificial Intelligence, deep learning, machine learning — whatever you’re doing if you don’t understand it — learn it. Because otherwise you’re going to be a dinosaur within 3 years.”
5. 815.▲
   by edem 10y ago

   I think IBM is in the game next to Azure with BlueMix. I've heard some talks about how they plan to get in the ring with Amazon and if it is not only smoke and mirrors they might succeed.
6. 816.▲
   by edem 10y ago

   You might want to check Datomic out. They have a solution for your problem: http://www.datomic.com
7. 817.▲
   by edem 10y ago

   So what are the Russians planning in the Arctic? The article hints on it but does not explain it.
8. 818.▲
   by edem 10y ago

   I've actually written one based on his guide: https://github.com/Hexworks/hexameter
9. 819.▲
   by edem 10y ago

   There is no need for the animated fluff. It is also slow. This site adds no value but takes away a lot of speed and UX.
10. 820.▲
    by edem 10y ago

    I've written a system like that and it was also composed of microservices. I had one which was running on my computer for two months without a restart and it did not fail once. You can build robust systems on an AMQP backed MQ if you t
11. 821.▲
    by edem 10y ago

    [This] site is my favorite in this regard: [This][ https://ruudvanasseldonk.com/ ]
12. 822.▲
    by edem 10y ago

    Quite interesting approach. You might like Meshuggah then. Catch 33 fits what you describe.
13. 823.▲
    by edem 10y ago

    The key part about why dependency injection with partial application is not functional: > When you inject impure operations into an F# function, that function becomes impure as well. Dependency injection makes everything impure, which ex
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    by edem 10y ago

    Cannibal Corpse - Hammer Smashed Face?
15. 825.▲
    by edem 10y ago

    They are not racist and the only turn xenophobic after ME2. The Illusive Man makes you recruit xenos on ME2!
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    by edem 10y ago

    I had no problems with the readiness score in ME3 (I did not play multiplayer) or the final ending but the way you get there? Absolutely horrible. In my case I had every fleet (including the geth and the quarian) I had Leviathan, I basicall
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    by edem 10y ago

    It does. For example MongoDB is AGPL. BUT if you add nodemailer to your project as a dependency and you link to it GPL will stick. This is why MongoDB's drivers are Apache license but the database itself is AGPL.
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    by edem 10y ago

    Howard Phillips Lovecraft I presume?
19. 829.▲
    by edem 10y ago

    What makes you think I'm angry? I thought that scala was an abomination long before Kotlin came to existence. And I usually compare it to clojure which not only tries but succeeds at being a functional language and on the expressivity
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    by edem 10y ago

    Shameless plug: I've written a hexagonal grid library [hexameter] based on Amit's (redblobgames) excellent guide for hexagon grids.[hexameter][ https://github.com/Hexworks/hexameter ]
21. 831.▲
    by edem 10y ago

    Then try the movie "White Noise"
22. 832.▲
    by edem 10y ago

    Try to down with the sickness your brain has before commenting something utterly useless and calling names. I was talking about the lack of competent workforce.
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    by edem 10y ago

    Scala is still a baroque abomination which excels in nothing and the advantages are shadowed by its warts. Kotlin is just Turbo Java.
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    by edem 10y ago

    So what was the problem with Clojure? The article makes no connection between the demonstration of the benefits of Either and why they ditched Clojure. As a Clojure user I can only imagine that they did not have the competency (hiring probl
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    by edem 10y ago

    To skip the boring wall of text scroll to the end and read the 9 points of advice (if you are interested).
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    by edem 10y ago

    It is not. Basically it says: "bacteria will get resistant with prolonged exposure, but lose resistance when they are no longer exposed."
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    by edem 10y ago

    Calling JS a functional language is like calling a tricycle a sports car. Apart from first class functions it has nothing any decent fp language has, like: partial application, currying, immutable data structures (it does not even have dece
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    by edem 10y ago

    It is not enough if you have a decent pixel artist who is interested in games. For example I have one but he has zero ambition even if he gets paid for his work.
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    by edem 10y ago

    At least he is consistent.
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    by edem 10y ago

    I realky like it as well. I started to use Kotlin lately which interops with Java seamlessly and addresses a lot of Java's warts without wanting to be more than it is: Turbo Java.