edem

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871.
by edem 10y ago
I am yet to see a game where the healer cannot heal himself.
872.
by edem 10y ago
There is also Paletton: http://paletton.com/
873.
by edem 10y ago
Is that a YES to "REAL remote" or no?
874.
by edem 10y ago
> TL;DR: A damage dealer will beat a healer one on one, but that doesn't mean he's better. You need them both (plus a tank) to run a dungeon successfully. I haven't played a single game where this was true. Simply because
875.
by edem 10y ago
Is this REAL remote (I can apply from any country) or "just within the US" remote? I checked the link you provided but this was not detailed.
876.
by edem 10y ago
Startup of a single JVM was around 10secs but I had to start up a JVM for each operation (think of it like a JUnit test suite from the command line). If you have several of these processes the whole thing is no longer O(1) but O(n) and you
877.
by edem 10y ago
It is not a limitation of Clojure but a limitation of the JVM. And you can use the recur keyword to actually do TCO.
878.
by edem 10y ago
I was not interested in that either until I had to start Java processes by hand. The initial version ran for 5 minutes. I then refactored the app to be a long running service instead of a fire-and-forget app and the run time changed from 30
879.
by edem 10y ago
That was the original title but someone changed it. A mod maybe?
880.
Why Clojure? (2010)(thecleancoder.blogspot.com)
223 points by edem 10y ago|279 comments
881.
by edem 10y ago
And how can you be contacted and your revolutionary methods used?
882.
by edem 10y ago
How is this useful in 2016? I'm genuinely curious.
883.
by edem 10y ago
Did you happen to read the article _and_ have basic knowledge of spec at the same time?
884.
by edem 10y ago
Thank you.
885.
by edem 10y ago
Great thanks!!
886.
by edem 10y ago
TL;DR: People tend to refer buddies from the same gender/race. To alleviate this problem instead of ditching referrals altogether add a referral cash bonus (only?) for diversity referrals.
887.
by edem 10y ago
Can someone summarize the point of the article who have read it?
888.
by edem 10y ago
I get database error when I try to visit the page.
889.
by edem 10y ago
Read about high frequency trading. Even a lag spike can cause problems there.
890.
by edem 10y ago
Funnily this site does not wor k well with my crappy mobile connection. It loads 3 paragraphs and strangely the 4th paragraph is cut in half. I waited a minute for it to load.
891.
by edem 10y ago
There are two problems why I stopped reading this article: it is not fast (took 20s to load compared to 3s on Hacker News. Note that I'm on a crappy mobile network) and the site is non-responsive on mobile (I clicked things which looke
892.
by edem 10y ago
Wow. This is the best looking lisp site so far. It is even responsive! Keep up the good work!
893.
by edem 10y ago
You __are__ that guy. The design is cool and this is the best looking lisp site IMHO.
894.
by edem 10y ago
I second this. I never got to dive into Foundation just because its docs are not accessible and I can't just put a link into my html and forget about the setup. With Bootstrap I just navigate to the "CSS" page and pick up som
895.
by edem 10y ago
Why do we still have non-centered content on a website?
896.
by edem 10y ago
Or just use Polymer and forget about React.
897.
by edem 10y ago
They can understand now the pain of working with fragmented standards (I look at you Unicode and friends).
898.
by edem 10y ago
This is badly outdated. For example iWiW have been closed years ago.
899.
by edem 10y ago
Clojure does not have the warts JS has. This is a win in itself. Data structures in clojure are unimaginably better. In js you don't have anything like this. For example you can't tell how operations in js will perform since not
900.
by edem 10y ago
Yep. Leiningen is even better than mvn/gradle combined.

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