mccutchen

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by mccutchen 17y ago
Good point. I guess usually crops up when I've already got a predicate function handy and I want to say `all(items, f)`. I always just expect that to work for some reason. Using a generator expression works just as well, though, and is p
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by mccutchen 17y ago
"(which, for some reason, don't take an optional predicate)" This kills me pretty much every time I use those functions. It seems like 9 times out of 10, I need the ability to pass in a predicate function. This always struck me as a major o
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by mccutchen 17y ago
> ... and an 'enterprise' plan that features, well, a really high price. I love this part of the plan.
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by mccutchen 17y ago
> By ending with "filling up boats", he implies something on a grander scale than "climbing the logs". In fact, I can't see instantly how you could correct your own attempt, because while "filling up boats" implies necessarily that the
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by mccutchen 17y ago
> Ruby 1.9 and Python 3 have similar performance, anyway. That's immaterial in this debate, isn't it? Django doesn't run on Python 3, and Python 3 is still slower than Python 2 (though they're starting to focus on performance improveme
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by mccutchen 17y ago
> Rails has better support for APIs What does this mean?
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by mccutchen 17y ago
Agreed. I run into the first one from time to time, and it does bother me a tiny bit. But I just make my window a little bit wider and get over it. Anyway, I'd rather there be no left padding than have a horizontal scrollbar across the b
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by mccutchen 18y ago
> If woods was as cheap easy to copy and share as software, carpenters would be building giant Trojan horses in their spare time, to show of their skills and simply for the fun of it. I really like this analogy. Or whatever it is.
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by mccutchen 18y ago
So, out of curiosity, what on what platform do you run your web-site-building software? From your comments, I would guess IIS, ASP.NET and SQL Server.
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IKanServe - "the skeleton" of an Ioke web framework(olabini.com)
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by mccutchen 18y ago
Same is true with FF3 on OS X.
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by mccutchen 18y ago
> Chrome will not and will never have an (official) ad blocker. Pardon my ignorance, but what web browsers actually have "official" ad blockers? > With Microsoft controlling the browser, they could conceivably release an ad blocker