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by lolive 9y ago
"let’s create a graph data model that looks and feels like JSON". This was à stupid idea. N3 is, and has always been, the only readable (and human-editable) serialization format for graphs. N3.parse() can recreate an in-memory gra
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by lolive 9y ago
Yet another option, if you are experienced with other languages and want to learn JS: Javascript Enlightenment [1]. It only focuses on the concepts that make Javascript different from (let's say) Java. Note: this is a pre-ES6 book. [1]
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by lolive 9y ago
This book is FANTASTIC to understand functors & monads. Not sure it is a good resource to learn the Javascript language. (but if you are beyond the beginner level, I highly recommend it, it really rocks!)
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by lolive 9y ago
My first programmation book was the K&R book. I hated reading it and was pretty sure that was nothing I would ever understand (or use). 25 years later, I now understand all the details of the book. And now I hate ... the C language itse
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by lolive 9y ago
From my experience: 100% of code coming back fron India requires a peer-review.
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by lolive 9y ago
I remap CapsLock+hjkl as the arrows. And CapsLock+Space as Return. But of course I want them to be right at my fingertips. Not on an external "far away" device.
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by lolive 9y ago
For french users, this basic video describes the principle of CRISPR/CAS9: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYVE05egjPg
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by lolive 10y ago
A message from the (now defunct) XML community: We've gotten to a point where a human-readable, human-editable text format for structured data has become a complex nightmare where somebody can safely say "As many threads on xml-d
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by lolive 10y ago
Teach Javascript. It drives all web pages, is the right place to learn (the tools to deal with) asynchronicity, can be the foundation for crazy functional stuff (cf https://www.gitbook.com/book/drboolean/mostly-ad
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by lolive 10y ago
As far as I understand, this is the way RDF works. I use N3.js and it basically does that. Is it a need that usually appears when you send JSON between server and client?
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by lolive 10y ago
Just a question. How does JSON and JSONSchema deal with graph structure? For example, what happens when your data structure in memory is A->B->C->A. And you want to serialize/deserialize such a data structure. (as far as i und
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by lolive 10y ago
Today Javascript reinvented SOAP :)
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by lolive 10y ago
Or free-lance.
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by lolive 10y ago
I second that. Things began to get much funnier when I started learning additional languages beyond the first one (:Java, that I still like very much).
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by lolive 10y ago
So you get a safe refactor feature for free. So you don't get afraid of refactoring. So you do refactor. So you get used to that exercise. And eventually you refactor in your head before typing. Plus you get types hints for free, and s
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by lolive 10y ago
Doesn't VSCode hide that step completely?
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by lolive 10y ago
The most important is to learn object composition & strong type systems. So I would say Java 8 (in an IDE, of course).
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by lolive 10y ago
I cannot agree more. This book is awesome!
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by lolive 10y ago
Would you buy WinGrep?
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by lolive 10y ago
Being a graph database user, i always have to manage a replication of the "molecules"of my graph in ES for a user-friendly search experience. Ca arangodb help for such a use case? Or may be dgraph?
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by lolive 10y ago
is there a description of the RDBMS low-level model? Is it something like a single s,p,o table, with indexes (s, so, spo, , po, etc)?
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by lolive 10y ago
Holy cow, dudes!!! There is a massive cultural overload in all these comments! Are you really the same guys who code websites all day/night long?
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by lolive 10y ago
Your comment made me read this book. This book changed my life. A biiiillion thanks !!!!
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by lolive 10y ago
amen!
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by lolive 10y ago
The common pattern nowadays is to code review each commit, build each commit on Jenkins & pass tests, git bisect, etc... What was the procedure back then ?
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by lolive 10y ago
The scenes in the movie depicting the "real" Hong-Kong (i.e no CGI) were a shock for me. As a citizen of medium-size european city, I cannot imagine such inhuman cities exist for real.
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by lolive 10y ago
She had already transcended in Lucy. Once is enough...
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by lolive 10y ago
Hi Sashko. I have been working a few years ago on a visual query builder for SPARQL. (Cf datao.net) May be you can find some inspiration for visual tools on top of graph query languages. Cheers...
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by lolive 10y ago
God is nice. God won't let that happen.
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by lolive 10y ago
Wouldn't a graph database be a more suitable tool for that kind of task?

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