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   by namelezz 13y ago

   Wow March 1, 2014. What an exciting month with Go 1.3 and Java 8.
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   by namelezz 13y ago

   Beautiful UI!
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   by namelezz 13y ago

   Avoid Java o_0. Are you seriously kidding me? So many tech frameworks, platforms, and tools are building using Java. Spring, Android, Hadoop, Solr... And Java 8 awesome features are coming this March.
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   by namelezz 13y ago

   +1 for not being a huge fan of Django's ORM. :)
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   by namelezz 13y ago

   Golang is good language. Cannot wait until it's generic.
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   by namelezz 13y ago

   Sigh! Another child left behind. From this child's point of view, because "people who are good at math are good at breaking problems down into parts, recognizing patterns, and applying known formulae to those parts to arrive at th
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   by namelezz 13y ago

   These are not Ray Kurzweil's predicts. These are mankind's dreams.
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   by namelezz 13y ago

   Just because there is no solutions yet, it does not mean you can just throw out any solution. I don't think code generation is a good solution for generics but I like the Linq feature though.
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   by namelezz 13y ago

   > "The industry by far still don't use functional languages." What industry are you talking about? I note a few programming languages trying to introduce functional programming features into their languages
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    by namelezz 13y ago

    Maybe Go is a small and simple language now because it's still missing some features that potentially make it a complicated language. :)
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    by namelezz 13y ago

    > - (When all else fails) Hacker girls get hit on quite frequently. Not sure about that but "Single" hacker girls get hit on quite
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    by namelezz 13y ago

    You are kidding, right?
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    by namelezz 13y ago

    Look like waterfall.
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    by namelezz 13y ago

    Thank you for your explanation.
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    by namelezz 13y ago

    In his talk on currying, he mentioned replying on type system to not be a good thing. Does anyone know the reasons behind his view?
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    by namelezz 13y ago

    "Do i learn and practice more algorithmic problems to get better at that side, or learn and work with as many technologies I can to get some 'real world' experience." It's the same question I had for myself when I w
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    by namelezz 13y ago

    The truth is no one knows how to find or be a good software engineer.
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    by namelezz 13y ago

    Cool! I have been looking for an article like this. Thank you for sharing.
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    by namelezz 13y ago

    Scala no doubt for its expressiveness power. Extractor, case class/object, pattern matching, first class function, curry function, partially applied functions, implicit, trait and more are so powerful. Use them with caution or you will
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    by namelezz 13y ago

    I was too skeptical. Any technology can be dangerous in the wrong hands.
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    by namelezz 13y ago

    How to effectively spread propaganda?
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    by namelezz 13y ago

    You are saying that "not understanding a question" means "being under pressure" How so? )!@#$%^&*( <- Do you understand what that means? "how can you be expected to do real work with bosses and clients giving
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    by namelezz 13y ago

    InterviewStreet, Codility, and Hackermeter may not be the right tools to test a candidate's skills. During the in person interview or phone interview, if a candidate is not clear what the interviewer is asking, s/he can ask questi