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justinhj
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Excessive attention to detail in our day to day lives may be pedentary but if you're a professor of Viking studies writing a public article I don't think it's the right word for it
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This is a neat tutorial. I use github pages with their built in Jekyll stuff which I'm semi happy with but I found Jekyll a big learning curve compared to Blogger which I was using before. Curious why people want to serve static sites
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You can also run multiple docker-machine instances which can run on say VirtualBox. This is a how we have developers learn about and test Docker Swarm on a single machine. I've really run out of use cases for Vagrant at this point.
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Your only criticism of anything is "you don't have any experience in that" which is quite hilarious. Thanks for the trolling.
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> Those who consider javascript a good language usually lack the experience to compare languages effectively Javascript IS a powerful language with features that were not in other mainstream language for decades and some still don't
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Nice talk. I agree with you that the repl in Clojure and Common Lisp etc is much more of a first class citizen in the development environment. What people often don't realize is how powerful the repl and worksheet can be in scala devel
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I work in Scala and it has live code update, interactive worksheets and a repl. As for type systems increasing complexity I think that depends on the application. As a beginner to Clojure I would pass unstructured data around all over the p
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I don't think there is a right and wrong way to customize emacs, whatever works is good. What I do is have a .emacs and my custom elisp files in a Dropbox folder. Then I have a simple ~/.emacs file that loads the Dropbox one. If I
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Principles of Automated Testing
(lihaoyi.com)
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Scala paired with Akka is definitely good for that, I don't know how it compares performance wise with Elixir, would be interested to know. We're building a game server backend with lots of messaging in Akka.
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There are other reasons than money one might live in Canada. It's a country with different values than those of the US. Welcoming to immigrants, relatively safer in terms of violent crime and universal healthcare are high on the list.
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Everybody has ignorance to some extent in the market that is driven not just by carefully calculated fundamentals but also natural disasters, market changes, popularity and many other essentially random factors.
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Don't y'all have y'own axes?
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I learned scheme and emacs lisp before starting to use Common Lisp and then Clojure. There are differences between all of them but there's a big enough overlap you won't be wasting your time if you end up switching between them. C
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The major things are: Show examples of large companies using Scala in production (Twitter, LinkedIn, Walmart etc) Gradual low risk introduction of Scala using Gatling load test and ScalaCheck Production ready frameworks like Play and Akka D
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I gave up on Clojure despite spending a lot of hobby time on it and moved to Scala because it's simply a much easier language to sell to other engineers and management. For me the C/C++ was a minor issue since if you're going
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The Oric was a sadly neglected computer at least in the UK where Spectrum and Commodore 64 ruled, but it had a really great tape of demo software
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I've lived and worked in London, NY, SF but I settled in Vancouver. I don't own a home but I pay a modest rent for a house in a good part of the suburbs and I commute on world class public transportation. My salary would sound gr
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There's another aspect to this though. Programmers have to be smart and get things done. In my experience of interviewing and hiring these qualities can entirely orthogonal. I've hired people who program enthusiastically on side p
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Have you ever programmed in a lisp language? Balancing parentheses with your eyes is not something I've ever had to do. If you have to do that you're using the wrong editor
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I jumped into a few topics at random and this seems like a good book, definitely filled the void it intended too. When I was getting into game programming in the early 90s there was literally nothing for me in the book store specifically ab
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I use an app called Memrise and a website called chinesepod. There's a really good dictionary app called Pieco. Going beyond the standard stuff I'd recommend a professional teacher since you really need to learn Chinese from multi
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I think fuzzy logic controllers are very common in appliances. Samsung even has a neuro fuzzy logic washing machine that uses optical sensors to see how clean the water is. I think consumers need a fancy sounding technology on their applian
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Oops thanks for the correction
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There's an interesting podcast (Criminal by phoebe judge) which has a couple of episodes about disappearing. One way is to go to a corrupt country and buy a fake birth certificate. Use that to officially stop existing
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As a former CL dabbler I didn't mind the square brackets in let but I really liked the use of them for vector and curly braces for map. To me bringing two useful data structures beyond lists into the language syntax felt very powerful
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If your figure is correct that's only 2% of the population.
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Full time on-site senior scala engineer and senior unity game programmer. We are also looking for an intermediate level ops person with experience deploying and managing mobile game backends or similar on aws. IGG is an international develo
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The last few jobs I've worked have had the policy that they own everything by default but you can declare in writing past and new side projects and ideas to exclude. I think this is a reasonable balance between freedom for me and secur
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Looks good but is there a prebuilt version to download? That is the main attraction to me of emacsformacosx
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