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mahmud
15y ago
My point was that "one-line" is a faulty criterion for measuring compactness if we allow for arbitrarily long lines: or "long cat is long" considered harmful.
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Every Lisp program can be rewritten to be just "one expression" `(progn ,@program) What have we achieved here?
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15y ago
Play 1.x is NOT based on Java Servlets. No version of Play ever was, never will be. From the BDFL himself: http://iam.guillaume.bort.fr/post/558830013/why-there-is-no-...
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15y ago
Damn right. Don't handout cookies to strangers unless you're a girl scout.
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It said "not visited" for EVERYTHING, except google which says "whoops". I have visited nearly all of them in the last 2 months. But don't despair, I have one of the most hostile browser settings. I have RequestPolicy, NoScript,and Flashblo
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15y ago
I was kinda hoping we would leave x86 behind, but whatever.
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15y ago
WWJWZD bracelet.
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15y ago
In this instance, identification of the individual VC responsible for this specific instance of The Lie is not important. Leaving him unnamed helps us abstract out the pattern to its most condensed brown residue, so we can recognize it on
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A Catalog of UI Patterns for Web Apps
(patterntap.com)
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Stanford Announces Two More Classes: Green Building & Information Theory
(twitter.com)
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15y ago
Geez, Musk & Shuttleworth are both South Africans.
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15y ago
Buffy: The Privacy Slayer.
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15y ago
I really enjoyed that. I am no MBA but a programmer who found himself as lead dev for a retail chain. Boss, owner, is MBA and we're pretty much learning off of each other.
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15y ago
Meh. I had two jobs in Australia, and in both places people would call everyone at work to look at funny porn they have been forwarded. Men & women.
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15y ago
You don't have to dick with sub-par literature. Prof Krishnamurthi's 1st-rate book is already available for free. It's Essentials of Programming Languages-like but much more approachable. http://www.cs.brown.edu/~sk/Publications/Books/Prog
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15y ago
Coding for developers is like being a security guard for the army.
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mahmud
15y ago
Software developer community is over-served when it comes to tools and automation. Please, just branch out and help people who aren't programmers. This goes to everyone of you HNers.
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15y ago
I'm one of those programmers that can't ignore the implementation language. I don't do 2nd-class languages without understanding their host environment fully.
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Play doesn't use xml for configuration. It has a simple property file. So, none.
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15y ago
jquery (UI, mobile, formalize, etc.) I heavily use its Jobs to keep ajax responsive. I do full-text autocompletion off of Postgres' native seaorch against 65k products. Works great. Its a great piece of software, see chat demo for Comet ex
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15y ago
Hibernate. I learned JPA months after I wrote most of the apps. What can I say, growing pains. But it's understandable given the size of our project.
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15y ago
We'll move to 2.0 once crud, secure and search modules are there. I plan to keep up with upstream.
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15y ago
Java. I didn't do Clojure because I didn't know Java til this year. I last did C++ in 2002, closest language.
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15y ago
We use Play at work. It's the only reason I use an Algol dialect after 10 years of writing Lisps. It and Android, to be frank. I believe we have one of the largest Play code bases. And I still enjoy it. I picked it out of a line up, I teste
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15y ago
For 12 years I bought nothing but Thinkpads. For myself, for others, for employers .. It's a workhorse.
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I prefer Weka, mostly because it has excellent literature and has academic leanings, unburdened real-world issues of performance or scalability so it can afford to focus on accuracy.
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15y ago
Restas + closure-template is my favorite now.
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I'm already pushing 3 times that much.
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15y ago
I'm reading this article while Eclipse restarts after I shutdown the app because it ran out of PermGen space. I ran web apps that serviced 10x more users off of a 512 meg VPS with SBCL :-| Anybody up for a sword-fight? jousting?
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15y ago
Ok, that's an even longer, harder and more arrogant-er subtitle than Kanye West's upcoming autobiography.
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