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by lgas 12y ago
Thank god.
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by lgas 12y ago
I tried to hack something together here: http://jsfiddle.net/eh64edgk/ I got a bit of a sense of the effect. Maybe someone can improve upon it.
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by lgas 12y ago
I'm not a lawyer, but it's my understanding that the existing licenses still apply to the existing code but new versions can always be licensed under a new license (on each release if they wanted), because of the very fact that it
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by lgas 12y ago
Genuine curiosity: what do you mean about functions not being stored procedures? What is it you want to be able to do with them that you can't in postgres?
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by lgas 12y ago
From that video I found this video, which has a similar treatment of finding the shortest path in a maze as well as some more impressive feats (like recreating the subway system of Tokyo). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lls
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by lgas 12y ago
Moo.
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by lgas 12y ago
I was a long time xmonad user on Linux but I spend all of my time in OS X these days. I haven't found anything that rivals the power a full fledged tiling window manager but use Divvy to bind hot keys to actions "fill the screen&
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by lgas 12y ago
I agree and it's what I've used for all of my pet clojure projects that need to talk to a database. However, the drawback it suffers versus a lot of the approaches taking by most of the alternative libraries is that it doesn'
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by lgas 12y ago
Out of curiosity, why do you think that startups are "supposed to be good" at any sort of self awareness? I ask because I've never heard of "self-awareness" associated with startups before and in my personal experie
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by lgas 12y ago
It's worth noting this book is available to read for free on Kindle Unlimited.
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by lgas 12y ago
Someone who's reading through the reviews might be able to figure out which are troll reviews and ignore them, but someone searching through a list sorted by rating or just visually scanning a list with star ratings surely won't,
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by lgas 12y ago
You know higher numbers are worse, right?
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by lgas 12y ago
The README from the github repo [1] links to a presentation [2] and paper [3] with more details. [1] https://github.com/part-cw/lambdanative [2] https://github.com/part-cw/lambdanative/blob&#
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by lgas 12y ago
This is great, it's like http://detexify.kirelabs.org/classify.html but for unicode instead of latex.
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by lgas 12y ago
Ah, that makes sense, though couldn't you solve this by something like creating a table called 'pages' and storing the materialized JSON (the same that mongo would generate) in the table?
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by lgas 12y ago
Postgresql has materialized views now: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.3/static/sql-creatematerial... Unless I'm misunderstanding what Xylakant means, that's certainly doable in Postgresql and has
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by lgas 12y ago
For me it says "The server refused the connection." where the video should be.
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by lgas 12y ago
Datomic does this.
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by lgas 12y ago
No.
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by lgas 12y ago
I suspect he means one that has paredit.
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by lgas 12y ago
I would assume that a large part of it has to do with the fact that the people that commit the crimes recognize an opportunity in pretending to be an unregulated taxi and then when they get a rider they seize the opportunity they have creat
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by lgas 12y ago
If it's easy, Clojure with support for arbitrary libraries via leiningen would be great :)
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by lgas 12y ago
Thanks for your answer. Those examples make sense.
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by lgas 12y ago
Can either of you give any concrete examples of how Go's standard library is of higher quality than python's? I'm honestly curious.
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by lgas 12y ago
I made a version of this game that uses the Novation Launchpad S as an input/output device using Overtone from Clojure. https://github.com/lgastako/leds-out I haven't hooked it up to trigger samples yet, but
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by lgas 12y ago
Congrats, Greg!
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by lgas 12y ago
Until you have two projects that need different versions of the same library.
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by lgas 12y ago
Can you explain why "((= a 2) (setq a 3))" has parentheses in that statement? Ideally without just saying "for the same reason as <some other example>"? Because I don't see any value in having them in that ex
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by lgas 12y ago
That is true, and I suppose the fact that third party go libraries won't be written with this philosophy in mind means that you would have to audit all third party library use pretty carefully, which would make using this approach on p
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by lgas 12y ago
If you're going to nitpick a strawman this hard, you have to say this whole command should just be replaced with "tail file" but presumably the author intended it as an example where in real life there would be options suppli

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