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by jpitz 8y ago
But aren't you then constrained until the end of time to ensure that cart ids and product ids are entirely disjoint? That's way too coupled for my little brain.
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by jpitz 8y ago
But what is the value add in this specific situation?
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by jpitz 8y ago
This was essentially my first question - who owns the data?
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by jpitz 9y ago
I used a home-grown system that essentially 'versioned' the database schema and initial configuration data. The program queried the database on startup, creating and/or altering as needed to get to the current version the pro
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by jpitz 9y ago
They (Lombok) are already doing so: https://projectlombok.org/features/experimental/Accessors >> "Experimental because: We may want to roll these features into a more complete property support concept.
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by jpitz 9y ago
That could very well be. My brain tends to map problems to ADTs with very low friction.
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by jpitz 9y ago
The argument is not that state machines are the child of FP, just that a common idiom in FP, Pattern Matching over ADTs, makes them easy to implement.
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by jpitz 9y ago
My primary source is my father, who was a senior NCO responsible for fueling operations. It was his job to know.
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by jpitz 9y ago
The characterization is/was also propagated by people who actually refuelled them, so I'm somewhat unconvinced it is a myth.
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by jpitz 9y ago
The Blackbirds leaked because they had engineered gaps to allow for heat expansion.
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by jpitz 9y ago
You mean like Tokyo cabinet?
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by jpitz 9y ago
> Since standard JDK could not even compile a project without ant/gradle/maven etc. I'm sorry, but I think you have to defend that statement. Certainly, gradle and maven do a LOT to make it easier to BUILD java projects, b
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by jpitz 9y ago
The Chiron is an order of magnitude more expensive, and still fails to be quicker.
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by jpitz 9y ago
Toad used to be a great choice. I would look there.
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by jpitz 9y ago
It certainly places a bizarre incentive on getting a PO box in SF/NYC/DC, where doing so would not make me anymore productive or valuable.
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by jpitz 9y ago
"A storage facility in Columbus, Ohio" At the time known as Consolidated Stores, now known as Big Lots Stores.
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by jpitz 9y ago
It does matter because the crows have a choice. They are choosing the easiest way to get food.
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by jpitz 9y ago
Or Ammonite, for the strongly-typed crowd. http://ammonite.io/
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by jpitz 9y ago
It is a file format for java applications designed to run on J2EE servers like JBOSS, Websphere, Weblogic, etc. It is a zip file with conventions on certain files and folders in the package. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by jpitz 9y ago
There must be subtext here that I don't understand.
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by jpitz 9y ago
....and you've just destroyed a whole slew of ui automation scripts.
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by jpitz 9y ago
>Do any of the same people even work there any more, you know? I do not know. What point are you making here? Regardless of the answer to that question, the provider is still using a specious justification to cancel an account they have
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by jpitz 9y ago
He's not any kind of idiot. While it may be a de facto special alias today, that status was much less certain when he got it. The time for his email provider to reject the address was when he requested it.
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by jpitz 9y ago
Compile time type inference is nice, but it doesn't make me excited about the language. Personally, I find more value in things like pattern matching and case classes. FWIW, I didn't call it dynamic, TFA did.
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by jpitz 9y ago
For Maven, there is a repackaging facility with name mangling that can do this, the Maven Shade Plugin. https://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-shade-plugin/
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by jpitz 9y ago
I'm a little bit doubtful about a Scala.js overview from someone who thinks that Scala's big advantage over Java is dynamic type inferencing.
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by jpitz 9y ago
Absolutely true. However, which platform do you want to trust your data to: One that recently stopped eating data, or one that has a 20 year history of putting correctness first?
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by jpitz 9y ago
The article mentions that the primary advantage of this approach is that it provides the long distance coverage necessary to handle highway speeds. It also states that, because of the device design, you'd need 4, one at each corner. It
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by jpitz 9y ago
To answer you, and the other responder: I hear the point that you feel there isn't a separate legal category. I'm not convinced. I see an argument to be made, to the effect that there's plenty of statutory ink on paper detail
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by jpitz 9y ago
I don't know what you mean by 'doesn't exist.' Shares in publicly traded corporations exist. I can buy them. I can sell them. Their value changes over time. Their purpose is to provide funding to the corporation, in exch

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