randomguy7788

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by randomguy7788 12y ago
did he actually answer ANY question? i cant find any...
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by randomguy7788 12y ago
thats quite a change. what made you make that huge a switch?
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by randomguy7788 12y ago
theyre actually pretty late at this. google, microsoft and apple had fought for this a while ago. I'm actually disappointed in how long it took them
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by randomguy7788 12y ago
agree with this sooo much
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by randomguy7788 12y ago
care to list a package that you need to that isnt in atom yet? (i would love to take a crack at building it)
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by randomguy7788 12y ago
that is awesome to hear!
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by randomguy7788 12y ago
its unfortunate that it repeats the same mistakes that underscore and lodash does (imo) and makes it very hard to do composition (data comes in first instead of the predicate/function)
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by randomguy7788 12y ago
oh for sure, i agree with your sentiments (since there are no intrinsic language features nor primitives to make any of this easy in js. even ramda is just a better crutch really). i am actually in the same situation :P but you did say it w
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by randomguy7788 12y ago
guess that really depends. var nums = Array.apply(0, Array(300)).map(function(x, idx) { return idx; }); var filter = ramda.filter; var map = ramda.map; var reduce = ramda.reduce; var compose = ramda.compose; var gt100p
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by randomguy7788 12y ago
guessing multiple return types are supported by just returning a tuple?
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by randomguy7788 13y ago
just moved to SF from Ohio 3 months ago myself and i feel the exact same way as this guy...(its been more of a positive than a negative for me though)
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by randomguy7788 13y ago
we're currently working on an angularjs application that has to deal with massive amounts of editable data on screen (think of purchase orders, ship notices, invoices that need to be sent out to walmart, kroger, target scale). although
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by randomguy7788 13y ago
at the top of my head reddit and youtube are written in python...
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by randomguy7788 13y ago
yes please! would love to have a setup like yours on windows
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by randomguy7788 14y ago
ahh, thanks for clearing that up and explaining the difference between the terminologies!
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by randomguy7788 14y ago
nullary i believe is a word(a function that does not take in any arguments) just like how a unary function takes in a single argument, a binary takes in 2 arguments, ternary takes in 3 arguments, variadic etc etc etc... my apologies if you
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by randomguy7788 14y ago
you can actually use the same config file for the runtime and the build
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by randomguy7788 14y ago
would you guys hire a non ruby/rails developer(willing to learn of course, i can read/grok it but i've never written anything in it). my background and knowledge only applies to java/c#/python/coldfusion/javascript/xpath/xquery/xslt(i do kn
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by randomguy7788 14y ago
default methods in interfaces will more or less mimic the same behavior.(sorta like mixins its not exactly the same but yeah lol) class SomeClass implements Linq {} public interface Linq { public IEnumerable where(Func)
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by randomguy7788 14y ago
thanks for the reply, i have done something similar for a document editor/creator(EDI documents) but purely javascript. i might just try CS out now. cool stuff, hope to see more out from you guys.
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by randomguy7788 14y ago
have to say, this is an amazing design and editing tool they built. seems to be built on top of backbone?
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by randomguy7788 14y ago
a bit buggy on the key listeners, very evident they are listening to a key up event and replacing the text value so i cant use the left and right arrow keys <- -> to move on the text field