jamesrom

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by jamesrom 11y ago
Ever since I first saw Soulver I have been eagerly awaiting a Windows alternative. Maybe with NaSC we're just a little closer.
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by jamesrom 11y ago
> Where possible, the goal is to decouple software components by design, not by backpressure from the toolchain. Taken to the extreme, this produces a single main.c file for an entire organisation. Good software design should dictate the
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by jamesrom 11y ago
Option C: Custom tooling built for the purpose of managing collections of repositories. It appears the main argument for monolithic repositories is that it improves developer productivity by giving the developer access to the entire organis
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by jamesrom 11y ago
It appears each approach depends on the way random chords are selected. Each approach yields different probabilities of selecting a chord with a certain property. But my intuition suggests that constructing a proof for all chords should b
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by jamesrom 11y ago
Whoever made this page: have you actually tried to use it? I'm confident that all of this could fit neatly on 3 or 4 vertical scrolls (not 20+ as it stands currently)... Without making any compromise to readability, without the rainbow
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by jamesrom 11y ago
A lot of people are saying 'just trust the query planner'. The best of both worlds would be the ability to explicitly define how to get what you want just as easily as you can define what you want. That should be the goal.
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by jamesrom 11y ago
The article links to the iOS HIG. https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/UserEx...
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by jamesrom 11y ago
Why don't you think it should be a factor? I think it's pretty much the only factor. Domain name. Not too weird. Less than 10 characters. Done.
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by jamesrom 11y ago
The thing most enjoyable about Roboto is how it's changes are a near perfect reflection of Google's design capability.
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by jamesrom 11y ago
Obviously, taken in context (that other companies might not tolerate higher costs and longer development times), the "as a result" line does not imply that higher costs and longer development times are the cause of far higher reve
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by jamesrom 11y ago
The writing is beautiful. The graphics are really well done, but just don't hold the same magic.
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by jamesrom 11y ago
If you look closely I never claimed you thought it was...
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by jamesrom 11y ago
It is a sieve. No one claimed it was the Sieve or Eratosthenes.
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by jamesrom 11y ago
Where is it implied on the Haskell home page that it's the Sieve of Eratosthenes? The variable name? It's a sieve. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sieve_theory
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by jamesrom 11y ago
Does anyone else find the random images creepy as fuck?
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by jamesrom 11y ago
Yes, but every time the factory proposes that initiative the 1,000 downwind voters can also counter-propose that the factory continue to scrub the exhaust AND for the factory to pay $1,000 to some initiative they do support. The 1,000 downw
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by jamesrom 11y ago
Is there any other reason to use a tool like this other than eliminating branch misprediction?
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by jamesrom 12y ago
How does one type that?
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by jamesrom 12y ago
You notice that all the libraries that do this (underscore, jQuery, Lodash, et al.) offer features that are almost language features. Things so useful but generic that they could almost be integrated into the language syntax. In this case,
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by jamesrom 12y ago
It connects directly to the reddit's websocket... What you saw was the app not handling onclose/onerror... Which I'll get around to implementing one day.
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by jamesrom 12y ago
I don't see anyone anywhere claim that it would. It would only aid in tracing the source of the leak.
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by jamesrom 12y ago
The bar chart is from http://jamesrom.github.io/ Whoever made it must be a pretty cool dude.
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by jamesrom 12y ago
It kind of grates on me when someone always answers in the affirmative with 'No, [affirmative]'. It has become more and more common (especially when I speak with people from California). I think there's combination of forces
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by jamesrom 12y ago
Basically every time Tim Ferris talks on his podcast.
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by jamesrom 12y ago
Is this guy a bioinformatician? I think he's a bioinformatician. Can't be sure if he is a bioinformatician because he never really mentions that he is a bioinformatician.
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by jamesrom 12y ago
Beautiful data.
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by jamesrom 12y ago
People forget that Apple pay for hosting and downloads. The cost of hosting the 0% rate apps (99.3% of all apps[1]) would not be a small cost at all. [1]: http://metakite.com/blog/2015/01/the-shape-of-the-app-
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by jamesrom 12y ago
.then(Promise.promisifyAll(process1)) .then(Promise.promisifyAll(process2)) .then(Promise.promisifyAll(process3)) Shouldn't it be just Promise.promisify[1]. Not that it matters, promisifyAll does the same thing, but a
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by jamesrom 12y ago
The joystick camera work distracts from an otherwise beautiful scene.
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by jamesrom 12y ago
Wait, you know that WebKit is spearheaded by Apple? And that there's two completely unrelated problems here: 1. The frontend only works on Chrome for desktop (it appears only because it uses the non-standards track filesystem API) 2. T

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