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by jaxytee 12y ago
For those interested in other Java alternatives on Android, check out Scaloid: https://github.com/pocorall/scaloid .
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by jaxytee 12y ago
Because in this case, it's an alternative to a language (Objective C) with a not so boring esoteric syntax.
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by jaxytee 12y ago
Swift has a built in option type “if let actualNumber = possibleNumber.toInt() { println("\(possibleNumber) value: \ (actualNumber)") } else { println("\(possibleNumber) could not be converted to an integer&qu
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by jaxytee 12y ago
The median is actually not 75 exactly, I looks to be 74ish on the graph. This makes sense.
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by jaxytee 12y ago
From 1954 - 1998 The boy name Michael reigned supreme. I'm sure this run had a lot to do with the ArchAngel, the Basketball player, and the pop star.
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by jaxytee 12y ago
The Wizard of Oz was released in 1939, so it makes sense that the median age for Dorothy's is around 75 years of age. I wonder what other pop culture events influenced naming trends.
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by jaxytee 12y ago
Curtis "50cent" Jackson seems to have followed in Dre's footsteps and now has his own headphone line http://smsby50.com/ . Wouldn't it be interesting if they were acquire by a Google/Microsoft/
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by jaxytee 12y ago
Depending on the details of the deal, this may make Dr Dre hip hop's first billionaire.
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by jaxytee 12y ago
Not it's not, rebutting another poster who is commenting about Play (a modern java web development framework) in a article that is about modern java web development frameworks. Your comment is counter productive to this conversation, a
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by jaxytee 12y ago
I don't find mark242's comment off putting or condescending at all. He's just telling is like it is. Of course there are Java developers who can kick ass with Spring, Hibernate, Servlet containers, and war deployments, but al
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by jaxytee 12y ago
>Let me put this clearly: asynchronous APIs are always more complicated than blocking APIs.. IMO I would rather use a single threaded server and manage synchronicity explicitly with callbacks, composable promises, comprehensions, monads,
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by jaxytee 12y ago
>There is completely no need to prevent users from retaining a copy once they watched it. For Netflix there's one big reason to: PROFIT
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by jaxytee 12y ago
And still, he failed to put forward a meaningful rebuttal to DHH's criticism of TDD.
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I'm a black software developer and that's not funny(codethellow.wordpress.com)
5 points by jaxytee 12y ago|1 comments
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by jaxytee 13y ago
>poor people use Facebook on a computer. low end Android and Nokia handsets cost less than the cheapest PCs and Laptops.
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by jaxytee 13y ago
>I still have a very tired feel in my eyes at the end of a long day. I asked my optometrist about this. He said that our extraocular muscles get tired like any other muscle on the body, and it's normal to feel that way after staring
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by jaxytee 13y ago
I don't see anything wrong with putting more games on Thursday. As long as teams still play 16 games a season, it won't make any difference to fans. The league is great because every game is important, not because every game is pl
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by jaxytee 13y ago
Because their cores solve the same problems, and it would be overkill to pull in both projects for views or models. Also, I don't think backbone.js models solve any problems in an Angular application.
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by jaxytee 13y ago
Any chance you release these on mobile?
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by jaxytee 13y ago
>Holy shit, the SAME AES key is used for everyone? Good god WhatsApp, what the fuck are you doing? Cashing out billions why we criticize from a web forum.
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by jaxytee 13y ago
Shitty clones would've been made irregardless of him removing the app from the store.
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by jaxytee 13y ago
Off course he did.
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by jaxytee 13y ago
No matter how many times I read this, I always enjoy.
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by jaxytee 13y ago
Well he damn near sexually assaulted her in public. Once he rested his hand on on her leg like she was his girlfriend, she had every right to be weary of this guy.
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by jaxytee 13y ago
That's because your not a sociopath.
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by jaxytee 13y ago
Go never intrigued me anyway for that matter. It's supposed simple syntax was not enough of a motivator for me to chose it over a higher level language (Clojure, Scala, Etc) that requires a bit more elbow grease to become proficient it
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by jaxytee 13y ago
Why would you paint an entire programming community as bitter? That is extremely close minded. The author clearly contradicted themself. Did you read the article before downvoting? Also why invoke a false duality like someone being part of
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by jaxytee 13y ago
After modeling Clojure's Card Deck as a simple sequence of maps, the author models Scala's card deck in an overly complex way using a Deck Class with a nested card class, and each card nesting four distinct case classes to repre
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by jaxytee 13y ago
One with the programming underlords.
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by jaxytee 13y ago
>At least in javascript it's easier with the && operator: str && str.doSomething() Mixing a Boolean check and a potentially side effecting function in the same line of code is a neat hack, but it seems like it would

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