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Introduction to mathematical relations(kubuszok.com)
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In the beginning, there was the empty set(kubuszok.com)
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Kinds of types in Scala, part 3: embedding some more info in a type(kubuszok.com)
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Kinds of types in Scala: take type, return type or type parameters(kubuszok.com)
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Scala: understanding types and type system(kubuszok.com)
1 points by maddening 8y ago|0 comments
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Scala: Understanding implicits(kubuszok.com)
135 points by maddening 8y ago|71 comments
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Implicits, type classes and extension methods, part 3(kubuszok.com)
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Implicits, type classes and extension methods, part 1: with type classes in mind(kubuszok.com)
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by maddening 9y ago
Well, recently I saw this: http://praca.antyweb.pl/job/junior-java-developer Most relevant parts for English speakers: * junior Java developer * min. 2 years of experience * knowledge about Java 8, Spring 4+, Spring Bo
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by maddening 10y ago
To be honest I didn't knew that Swagger could generate API - still i wouldn't use anything that generates code from some description (attempts I heard of didn't worked out well in the past). In projects I worked in Swagger wa
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by maddening 11y ago
I've worked for 2 corporations - each time I ended up tired, burnt out and devoid of any social life. They delivered a lot of perks - money, sport pass, private health care - but in exchange created a very stressful workplace filled wi
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by maddening 11y ago
Several solutions. First I can think of: don't create situations where error can happen. Compile with exceptions turned off. Out of memory? Terminate the process/thread. Another: create your objects using some factory, make constr
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by maddening 12y ago
I prefer full quote from Knuth: "Programmers waste enormous amounts of time thinking about, or worrying about, the speed of noncritical parts of their programs, and these attempts at efficiency actually have a strong negative imp
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by maddening 12y ago
It can be solved with a right branch naming policy. E.g. where I work we usually name branches like "wp/BTS-number/1" for first attempt to do the BTS-number task, "wp/BTS-number/2" when we somehow nee
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by maddening 12y ago
I talked with some of my female friend who were studying CS, and asked them why they many of them gave up on programming and moved on to management or so other non-technical position. The answer was that programming was boring and exhaustin