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Talos Secure Workstation – A Word on Lockdown(crowdsupply.com)
1 points by mpartel 10y ago|0 comments
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Talos Secure Workstation – New, Lower Pricing(crowdsupply.com)
2 points by mpartel 10y ago|2 comments
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by mpartel 10y ago
Structs implementing interfaces can be viewed as subtyping, but they don't have to be. An alternative is to take a typeclass-like view. Basically, a function "(A, A) -> A where A implements I" could be implemented as &quot
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by mpartel 10y ago
On a related note: why `Future<Item = Row>` instead of `Future<Row>`? I notice it's consistent with the standard `Iterator<Item = ...>`, but why is Iterator like that?
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by mpartel 10y ago
Examining your own biases is certainly useful, but why not do both? I think the main value of the approach in the article is not to immediately arrive at answers but to promote a better culture of discussion. It may be slow going on a large
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Humble Indie Font Bundle(humblebundle.com)
19 points by mpartel 11y ago|8 comments
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by mpartel 11y ago
I agree that systems and libraries you don't deal with every day should strive for simplicity and learnability, but I think simplicity is a much lesser virtue in programming languages. A programming language is something you use every
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Theresa May wants to see your internet history but won't show you hers(independent.co.uk)
25 points by mpartel 11y ago|0 comments
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by mpartel 11y ago
Could you link to the analysis you mentioned?
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by mpartel 12y ago
Scala has this: http://www.scala-lang.org/api/current/index.html#scala.annot...
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by mpartel 12y ago
Having programmed a lot in both Scala and Ruby, I'd argue the opposite. The keyword makes new variables easier to spot quickly, and with syntax highlighting, I really don't see `let [mut]` as clutter. Admittedly tastes in such thi
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by mpartel 13y ago
Hangouts
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by mpartel 13y ago
Java is used a lot in web dev. See servlets and J2EE. It can feel a bit enterprisey though. Scala and Clojure are relatively new languages but they have pretty good web frameworks, which tend to be closer to RoR than the J2EE stuff. C/
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by mpartel 13y ago
With some practice, it's possible to win with the default ship pretty consistently even without the teleporter.
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by mpartel 13y ago
One possible answer: static typing + autocompletion. Autocompletion clearly show what you can and can't chain, but admittedly it helps a little less when the DSL asks for a parameter of some type and you don't know how to start bu