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by endeavour 12y ago
How did you go about marketing this? Did you have contacts at financial institutions or they just happened to stumble upon it?
32.
by endeavour 12y ago
What nonsense. The interest paid from the S&P is compounded as well if you reinvest.
33.
by endeavour 12y ago
Why has this been downvoted?
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by endeavour 12y ago
The CLR will be open source very soon though.
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by endeavour 12y ago
Also there are restrictions on which pieces can be on which squares (for example: pawns can't move backwards)
36.
by endeavour 12y ago
You've just described the expression problem. http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?ExpressionProblem
37.
by endeavour 12y ago
Just use F#
38.
by endeavour 12y ago
This sounds just like London.
39.
by endeavour 12y ago
Post hoc ergo propter hoc
40.
by endeavour 12y ago
Tiberian Sun nostalgia. Love it.
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by endeavour 12y ago
"Air-cooling" sounds like a gimmick rather than an actual solution (i.e. proper air conditioning). You see this on adverts for new-build flats in London too. "Comfort cooling" often just means a fan blowing hot air aroun
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by endeavour 12y ago
There is a shortage of good developers almost everywhere. If you don't like your job get another one. If you're a good developer you won't have a problem finding one, and your employer will probably learn that you are not eas
43.
by endeavour 12y ago
Who cares how hard a language is to parse if a parser exists?
44.
by endeavour 12y ago
He no longer works for Microsoft
45.
by endeavour 12y ago
Taxi?
46.
by endeavour 12y ago
I wasn't being hostile at all, or at least that wasn't my intent. I explained why I disagreed with each of the points made.
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by endeavour 12y ago
There's no reason you couldn't implement those things for F#... the compiler, the libraries and the visual tooling is all open source now and accepting contributions. In fact I suspect it would be easier than trying to use Roslyn.
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by endeavour 12y ago
This article is ridiculous. F# is used in production in lots of places from startups like Tachyus and SnappyGrid, to mid-sized firms like Trayport all the way to huge corporations like Aviva, Credit Suisse, EDF and Barclays Capital. IDE Sup
49.
by endeavour 13y ago
Nice work
50.
by endeavour 13y ago
Is there a way to make this subtract any noise being outputted by the pi's speaker ouput, so that it can still understand me if I'm playing music/watching a movie?
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by endeavour 13y ago
I think unfortunately this is true. But it's a chicken and egg problem. F# won't get more attention unless more people use it. JVM developers seem to be much more open-minded than .NET developers for whatever reason. As someone wh
52.
by endeavour 13y ago
The type inference is much better in F#, the syntax is much terser, discriminated unions are much cleaner than case classes. Also .NET/Mono benefit from a VM with much better performance characteristics (tail calls, value types). Scala
53.
by endeavour 13y ago
Thanks, this is really useful!
54.
by endeavour 13y ago
It's viable. Mono is very good these days. It's pretty rare that you find .NET libraries that are incompatible. I still use Visual Studio as an IDE but deploying to Linux is straightforward. Your options are (realistically): Websh
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by endeavour 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - London or Remote F#/C# development Business automation, robotics, pharmaceuticals, financial markets Cross-platform apps in Xamarin Desktop/Server apps (.NET and Mono) REST APIs https://github.com/en
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by endeavour 13y ago
Would you be willing to pay in bitcoins, though?
57.
by endeavour 13y ago
It's really not.
58.
by endeavour 13y ago
It sounds like you're a fan of statically typed languages. Maybe try WebSharper (F#), Play/Lift (Scala).
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by endeavour 13y ago
Does this use the Json Schema spec or have you reinvented the wheel?
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by endeavour 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote/London. May consider relocating. F# C# Xamarin (iPhone/Android development) ASP.NET MVC Websharper Livescript/Funscript http://www.perfectshuffle.co.uk

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