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by nimbix 12y ago
Some of the operators in that file make even the craziest inventions of Scala users look tame.
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by nimbix 13y ago
Are there a number of slightly different and incomplete variants of LINQ, like there are SQL DSLs in Scala? Because if not, then LINQ is "the right way" of doing this kind of thing. And if I remember correctly, LINQ is also useful
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by nimbix 13y ago
They say that for a successful c++ project you need to first define which parts of the language you're not allowed to use. For Scala projects it's even more so. And you can only hope that all the libraries you'll be using pro
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by nimbix 13y ago
My "favorite" part of Scala was half a dosen DB libraries each re-implementing SQL as a DSL.
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by nimbix 13y ago
And as far as I know, "Rijeka" airport is in Croatia, not in Reykjavik, Iceland.
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by nimbix 13y ago
jEdit. I'm surprised nobody seems to be using it considering how powerful it is. I have tried many editors over the years and SublimeText is the first one that comes close to it; but jEdit still has much better search functionality, especia
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by nimbix 14y ago
Unfortunately, due to JavaScript's single-threaded nature, you don't get what I consider to be the most useful part of Futures on other languages: ability to block on async calls while work happens in a different thread. In JS, if an async
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by nimbix 14y ago
Does Markupwand use scripted Photoshop instances in the background? And if so, how did you manage to work around the fact that the standard Photoshop license does not permit such use?
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by nimbix 14y ago
If anyone is interested, here's also my debugger (with breakpoints and everything!) for debugging JavaScript on mobile devices: http://lexandera.com/aardwolf/ It works on iOS, Android, WindowsPhone7 and BlackBerry. It's not very polished,
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by nimbix 15y ago
From my experience, a day of working from home is about as productive as working a week at the office.
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by nimbix 15y ago
Newer video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRF1hg6UhQk It's mostly the same demo, but looks a bit nicer.
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by nimbix 15y ago
Thanks. I guess the lesson for today is "don't use cheap hosting".
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Show HN: I created a JavaScript debugger for iPhone and Android(lexandera.com)
21 points by nimbix 15y ago|6 comments
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by nimbix 15y ago
Yes, that's right; pointer-events in HTML can only be applied to whole images.
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by nimbix 15y ago
Could be useful for complex cases, but "pointer-events: none" CSS usually does the trick just fine.
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by nimbix 15y ago
Germans actually learned how to use SVN, so it works fine for them.
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by nimbix 15y ago
I'm also not a c++ programmer, but from what I've read so far I'd say the [](){} part is a lambda function which: [] - captures no vars () - accepts no parameters {} - has an empty body Wrapping it in (...)() immediately executes
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Aardwolf - a remote JavaScript debugger for Android/iOS, written in JavaScript(lexandera.com)
5 points by nimbix 15y ago|0 comments
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This Sunken Summit(furia.com)
1 points by nimbix 16y ago|0 comments
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by nimbix 17y ago
Ha! A while ago I suggested on Twitter that the solution to iPad's lack of multitasking is buying multiple iPads, but people thought I was joking. Maybe it wasn't such a bad Idea after all. :)
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by nimbix 17y ago
Personally, I find both examples from your post rather unreadable. I always chain method calls like this: document .getElementsByClassName("externalLinkBig")[0] .setAttribute("class", "externalLinkSmall");
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Comparison of different SQL implementations(troels.arvin.dk)
47 points by nimbix 17y ago|10 comments
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by nimbix 17y ago
Yes, I'm complaining about choice. I used the filters on the left and was still left with 28 phones to choose from. I'm sorry, but I'm just not willing to put any serious effort into comparing 28 different models that I know nothing about w
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by nimbix 17y ago
I just went to Nokia's regional site for my country and the products page there lists - get this - 135 different phone models!! How does something like this happen? And I have absolutely no idea what the features on any of them are. How am
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by nimbix 17y ago
'code' is actually a function. But because it doesn't take any parameters it's called without '()' at the end.
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Implementing custom control structures in Scala(lexandera.com)
15 points by nimbix 17y ago|5 comments
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Predictions on the future of NoSQL(lexandera.com)
1 points by nimbix 17y ago|0 comments
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by nimbix 17y ago
My experience with Photoshop leads me to believe that either its internals are a mess or they don't have a UI team at all or that that they're morbidly afraid of changing anything. Or all of those things. Several different styles of sliders
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by nimbix 17y ago
Similar systems are also used a car factories to store finished cars. This is how it looks like at Volkswagen: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Autoturm_von_Innen.jpg
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by nimbix 17y ago
I think it's only a matter of time before this NoSQL movement morphs into a SPARQL movement. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SPARQL

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