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931.
Immutability /Variable Usage in Land of Blocks / Branches: python,scala,java(blog.evilmonkeylabs.com)
2 points by gtani 15y ago|0 comments
932.
by gtani 15y ago
good summary decks [[ Warning, PDFs!!! ]] https://github.com/leithaus/talks/blob/master/SideBySideComp... http://www.slideshare.net/twleung/a-survey-of-concurrency-co... http://spectrum.ieee.org/computing/software/the-trouble-with...
933.
Commercial Users of FP conference: Erlang, haskell, F#, scala, OCaml(cufp.org)
3 points by gtani 15y ago|0 comments
934.
Growing a Language in Pattern Calculus(www-staff.it.uts.edu.au)
3 points by gtani 15y ago|0 comments
935.
by gtani 15y ago
I've spent a lot of time building SOLR/lucene indexes, so I'm good at stemming, but not too good at counting syllables.
936.
by gtani 15y ago
TODO: code a little Fantom, Gosu, Nemerle, and some Ceylon when it's out and some kotlin (ditto
937.
by gtani 15y ago
On topic, i think the Stanford U on-campus bookstore is the only good technical bookstore in the SF to Mountain View corridor now
938.
D Spiewak: #scalathon API talk. CanBeConfusing: what not to do [[pdf]] (dl.dropbox.com)
1 points by gtani 15y ago|0 comments
939.
by gtani 15y ago
This uses IKVM heavily, and it sounds like other people have tried running scala classfiles through IKVM http://groups.google.com/group/scala-user/browse_frm/thread/... and a LLVM backend project is also brewing http://news.ycombinator.c
940.
by gtani 15y ago
related by Hewitt (1973) and Agha: http://gbracha.blogspot.com/2011/01/maybe-monads-might-not-m...
941.
by gtani 15y ago
I believe that until about 1995 there were fewer than 5 bond issuers subject to Chapter 11 proceedings (strategic bankruptcies) that were AAA at the time of the Chapter 11 filing: Texaco and, I think, Manville the asbestos maker. There was
942.
by gtani 15y ago
Yes, there were several factors that spiraled up together: the entry of 2 new rating agencies, the new credit enhancement structures, the new types of collateral that the agencies deemed to have "predictable enough" P+I cashflows, and the p
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by gtani 15y ago
Prior to the 90's there were a number of AAA-rated bank holding companies in Japan, France, Germany, etc, who participated in securitizations by issuing Letters of Credit, lending those bonds their AAA ratings. The downgrades of those led
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Uncle Bob and "The Last (Programming) Language"(lambda-the-ultimate.org)
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945.
by gtani 15y ago
The unicode "operators" were introduced a while back ([1] Dec 09) and (I believe) are almost never seen in code outside scalaz [2] [1] http://scala-programming-language.1934581.n4.nabble.com/More... [2] https://bitbucket.org/dnene/scalaz
946.
by gtani 15y ago
Should generate some debates, depending on if you're from the static/dynamic typing, IDE vs. wetware, TDD or not, etc camps. 3. If you use IDE's or vim/textmate/emacs and a decent language plugin, you'll argue the IDE should match braces an
947.
by gtani 15y ago
fullon snark Does anybody remember: Up to a couple years ago, the Apple stores used to use Windows CE devices to process card sales. edit: not sure they were CE, but definitely MS Windows based, and if you asked to look at it closer, the
948.
by gtani 15y ago
There's also hack nights in meetup.com and other sites where you basically announce your project/problem/ or just a snippet you need to write and find a pair. Check out resources like scala-user, which is designated newbie-friendly, railsbr
949.
by gtani 15y ago
This was a good thread about building "notes compressions": cheat sheets, outlines, other mnemonics on paper http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2658818 Yesterday, there was this woman in a coffee shop (probably a PhD student) who had th
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by gtani 15y ago
Learn You is terrific. Besides that, Conrad Barski and Hal Daume's tutorials, the stuff that the Wash U students did (see Haskell Wiki), and Hutton's little green book. http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Tutorials
951.
Learnings from scala Actor Development (chariotsolutions.blogspot.com)
6 points by gtani 15y ago|0 comments
952.
by gtani 15y ago
Kinda language driven. The haskellers, erlang and clojure people are heavily invested in emacs, I use intelliJ for scala, komodo and textmate for ruby/python, and I've always used vim on whatever unix boxes i found myself on. (Still waitin
953.
by gtani 15y ago
scala, clojure, JRuby and groovy each has a lot to recommend it, groovy has the performance/benchmark skeleton in the closet (not meaning you'll hit a wall, but meaning you'll have to convince your VP Eng or client or whatever that you won
954.
by gtani 15y ago
(not that I don't trust them, but why use URL shorteners, bit.ly?)
955.
by gtani 15y ago
There's lots of Exercise/challenge type resources for clojure online (and, very important, lots of devs doing them): Labrepl, SICP exercises in clojure, project Euler, 99 prolog problems It's becoming a minor clojure tradition to port thing
956.
Clojure/core Reading List: Rationale, tutorials, resources(clojure.com)
71 points by gtani 15y ago|8 comments
957.
by gtani 15y ago
(I don't follow C# 5 but inability to generate tail calls in C# seems to be a significant issue: http://fsharpnews.blogspot.com/2010/12/performance-related-f... (comments) http://msmvps.com/blogs/jon_skeet/archive/2010/10/29/initial...
958.
by gtani 15y ago
Hmm, can't remember "$_", but for scala I have a lot of bookmarks http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/node/2808#comment-41717 main complaint about syntax: underscore as a wildcard at both the term and type level plus as a way to coerce a meth
959.
by gtani 15y ago
"_" getting lots of airtime http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2602809
960.
by gtani 15y ago
Officially 5 books: cemerick (Oreilly Rouch Cut) and Amit Rathore's Manning MEAP beta books ---------------- Other datapoints: 1,700 stackoverflow questions, and #19 on github https://github.com/languages/Clojure ---------------- blogosph

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