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Like and Friend Are Broken in Facebook(zeldman.com)
1 points by gcampbell 16y ago|0 comments
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Ruby-Core Speaks on Ruby 1.8.8, 1.9.3 and 2.0(rubyinside.com)
4 points by gcampbell 16y ago|0 comments
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Zipping with applicative functors in F#(bugsquash.blogspot.com)
2 points by gcampbell 16y ago|0 comments
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Announcing F# snippets web site(tomasp.net)
3 points by gcampbell 16y ago|0 comments
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by gcampbell 16y ago
Minor pedantry note: I think you mean OTP ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Telecom_Platform ), rather than OLTP ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OLTP ).
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by gcampbell 16y ago
I'm a Stanford fan, so here's a (nit-picky?) deconstruction of http://cardinalupdate.com/stanford-basketball/game-recap/sta... - the recap of the team's first game. "Stanford has already started living up to monumental expectations with a
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by gcampbell 16y ago
Minor refactoring note, since F# seems to bring that out in me: you could change the last bit to "List.reduce (+)". Or you could do the whole thing as "[0..10] |> List.sumBy (fun x -> x*x)"
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by gcampbell 16y ago
I believe this is a precursor to releasing an F# plugin for MonoDevelop, as per http://twitter.com/#!/tomaspetricek/status/1076637588262912
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by gcampbell 16y ago
The License is located at the bottom of page 4: "This book is Copyright (C) 2010 by Zed A. Shaw. You are free to distribute this book to anyone you want, so long as you do not charge anything for it, and it is not altered. You must give awa
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by gcampbell 16y ago
I recently completed a project using FParsec ( http://bitbucket.org/fparsec/main ), which is a parser combinator ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parser_combinator ) library based on Haskell's Parsec ( http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Parse
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by gcampbell 16y ago
I didn't see a Visual F# Express there - does Visual C# Express include IntelliSense for F#?
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by gcampbell 16y ago
http://fsharp.net is the new official site post-graduation from MS Research, I believe. For a nice introduction to the language, the Wikibook at http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/F_Sharp_Programming is quite good.
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Formatting F# source code for the Web(tomasp.net)
27 points by gcampbell 16y ago|2 comments
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A List Apart: Testing Accordion Forms(alistapart.com)
4 points by gcampbell 16y ago|0 comments
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by gcampbell 16y ago
It's almost certainly location based - the first result I see for "b" is "bart", which I imagine only applies if you live in the Bay Area (for those unfamiliar: http://www.bart.gov/ )
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by gcampbell 16y ago
http://twitter.com/kanyewest/status/19781239949
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New Video Sim Bets San Franciscans Will *Heart* SFPark (sf.streetsblog.org)
1 points by gcampbell 16y ago|0 comments
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by gcampbell 16y ago
I would understand "the system" to include judicial review.
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Rails and Snowmen(intertwingly.net)
1 points by gcampbell 16y ago|0 comments
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by gcampbell 16y ago
How many steps you need to install Erlang on your machine: "sudo apt-get install erlang"?
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by gcampbell 16y ago
Are "Rails fanboys" really complaining about lack of IDE support? I was under the impression that IDEs weren't especially popular among Rails programmers (as compared to Vim and TextMate).
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by gcampbell 16y ago
I believe you can work around this in IE by using document.createElement() in the head for any custom tag you want to use - see http://html5doctor.com/how-to-get-html5-working-in-ie-and-fi... .
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by gcampbell 16y ago
Actually, it looks like "I have read and agree to the" is a label, and "Terms and Conditions" is a hyperlink, although (at least in my browser) there's no visual distinction there. I'd recommend making that difference clearer.
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by gcampbell 16y ago
"Parking should be free" is an interesting discussion point. Leaving out the issue of promoting turnover, it seems reasonable to me that a municipality should be able to charge rent for storage of private property (i.e. my car) on public pr
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by gcampbell 16y ago
I hadn't looked at Yard in a while, actually, but http://yardoc.org/docs/ruby-core is a pretty compelling example of some nice output, especially given that it's generated from the C code.
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by gcampbell 16y ago
I like it - I've also had your experience with the other Ruby documentation formats (RDoc can become too messy, YARD too many @tags). One potential suggestion: It might be worth adding some indication of how to specify a duck-type (rather
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by gcampbell 16y ago
The important word in that sentence is "directly". There are plenty of ways to do I/O in node, but they generally involve event-based callbacks so that they don't block the thread.
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by gcampbell 17y ago
If you have the spare RAM, I'd say a VM is the way to go. I've tried the dual-boot approach, and found that the annoyance of having to reboot to switch between environments was high enough that it usually deterred me from doing it at all.
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by gcampbell 17y ago
Yes, I would recommend avoiding clicking through to it if you're worried about potentially NSFW content.
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by gcampbell 17y ago
The actual website for the protocol has recently been updated with a lot of good information: http://odata.org/

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