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by leksak 10y ago
What does this have to do, at all, with the question?
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by leksak 10y ago
Yes, most of the material is still very much applicable. Essentially it boils down to a collection of really good collections that makes your Java code more maintainable.
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Ask HN: Transpiling a dynamically typed language to a statically typed language
5 points by leksak 10y ago|8 comments
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Ask HN: Requested Rust libraries and/or interesting projects
3 points by leksak 10y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Software industry sector with small amounts of configuration
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Ask HN: Guidelines and template outlines for an online video capture service
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by leksak 11y ago
Interesting proposition for a static income. I'll look into it
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Ask HN: Which industry sector should I target?
77 points by leksak 11y ago|60 comments
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by leksak 11y ago
The replies to this comment are all endorsements as well and as such would not get picked up by this web-scraping. Great book though. Amazon link intentionally omitted
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Facebook friend-finder unlawful in Germany(theguardian.com)
11 points by leksak 11y ago|6 comments
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by leksak 11y ago
I mentioned this in another comment, as has many others.
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by leksak 11y ago
If by "strict typing" you mean strongly typed then you are factually incorrect. By virtue of casting C is weakly typed, as is Java, C++ et al. If your understanding of strict typing is statically typed, i.e. that types are checked
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by leksak 11y ago
C is not a true subset of C++ so no, when he is writing C he is writing C.
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Feedback requested: A sample implementation of L-systems in Haskell
5 points by leksak 11y ago|0 comments
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How to get a 10,000 points StackOverflow reputation(vladmihalcea.com)
2 points by leksak 11y ago|1 comments
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by leksak 11y ago
I think that while the code expressing MUL is harder to read, since there are a lot more characters strewn about in a small space, it would be more informative as to what all the parameters are and I would much more prefer to come back to i
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Feedback requested: Literate programming in Java
1 points by leksak 11y ago|1 comments