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by icey 15y ago
Thanks a lot for taking the time to answer, Harry. I really enjoyed the recording of your talk about Lift from the New York Scala meetup, by the way.
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by icey 15y ago
Do you feel that you would have had as much success with less strong developers? (Edit: probably better phrased as "Do you think success would have been possible with less strong developers") I don't mean "bad" developers as much as I mean
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by icey 15y ago
I can't wait to see some case studies about experiences with Scala over the term of a long-lived, large project. I like the language, but sometimes it feels like it promotes a lot of "creative" coding. My concern is that the idioms for deal
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Chunky Monkey: Minecraft multiplayer server written in Go(github.com)
3 points by icey 15y ago|0 comments
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ChevronWP7 Labs will jailbreak your Windows Phone with Microsoft's approval(engadget.com)
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Videos from Scala eXchange 2011(skillsmatter.com)
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by icey 15y ago
It's the SHA-1 hash of "usethesource"
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by icey 15y ago
I'm in Phoenix, AZ. We have terrible drivers in general, and I spend a lot of time on I-10. The problem was usually someone with a cellphone planted on their left ear during rush-hour, occluding the view of their rear-view mirror.
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by icey 15y ago
I drove a 350z for a couple of years and never felt more invisible on the road than when I was driving it. It was a weekly occurrence to have a big truck merge right into my lane without seeing me, causing me to have to swerve to avoid gett
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What To Do When A Tech Giant Decides To Eat Your Lunch(techcrunch.com)
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by icey 15y ago
It's a reference to this talk: http://blip.tv/clojure/hammock-driven-development-4475586
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by icey 15y ago
Do you have any open source contributions? If not, are there any projects you could contribute to? There are many .net open source projects that could use a hand. At the very least, it will give people a chance to see what sort of work you
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Scaling Redis(petrohi.me)
4 points by icey 15y ago|1 comments
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Dynamic method invocation in Go(tideland.biz)
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Recap of Scala Days(blog.typesafe.com)
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by icey 15y ago
It's a very interesting building. You can tell that it was made with a focus on people walking from place to place. I think there are tours open to the public (but require a reservation). I'm pretty sure it's the only tour in the U.S. that
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by icey 15y ago
Hallways, conference rooms, shops (there is a small mall in the Pentagon), more hallways, bunkers, monuments / military museums, and a bunch of other general use areas.
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by icey 15y ago
GoDaddy is one of the major .Net shops in the Phoenix area. As far as I know, they're predominately .Net.
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by icey 15y ago
I agree 100%. I think it's rather silly that people are coming to that conclusion based on a couple of demos of tech that hasn't come out yet. Especially considering Microsoft has spent a decade driving .net adoption.
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by icey 15y ago
I agree with you that the technology is secondary, but one of the biggest things that I like about Github is that navigating through source files is always very fast. I hate having to go to a source control site where it's not immediately o
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Ask HN: Share your interview / hiring practices?
14 points by icey 15y ago|5 comments
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A Brief Overview of the Clojure Web Stack(brehaut.net)
93 points by icey 15y ago|9 comments
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Write Yourself a Scheme in 48 Hours(en.wikibooks.org)
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PDC is now "Build Windows"(buildwindows.com)
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Building "Windows 8" - A first look at the new "Windows 8" user interface(youtube.com)
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Erlang Project Power Levels(amtal.github.com)
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by icey 15y ago
They used to be very common out here in Arizona - so much so that the daily forecast would often include the temperature your house would be with the evap running.
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by icey 15y ago
Previously: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2436641
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Microsoft: Will Have Four Versions Of Windows For ARM(businessinsider.com)
5 points by icey 15y ago|2 comments
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by icey 15y ago
If you haven't looked at it yet, you may also like Nemerle - http://nemerle.org You don't really need Windows to write C#, F#, etc. There are emacs modes for them if you like emacs. I'm pretty sure there's an F# module for Monodevelop ava

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