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by rspeele 8y ago
So $60K USD isn't an expensive car, because an average-priced $37K USD car is nearly $60K in AUD? ...what? Also, even the average new car price being $37K USD seems high to me, given the preponderance of sub-$20K cars I actually see on
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by rspeele 8y ago
Also depending where you live, it might become the next calendar day in mid-afternoon. Imagine: "Want to meet up Friday?" ... "You mean tomorrow afternoon, or the morning after that?"
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by rspeele 8y ago
It is, and it is.
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by rspeele 9y ago
Well, I don't know about others, but personally I wouldn't get much out of spending my effort disproving obvious quackery. It certainly wouldn't be effective at stopping future claims of the same nature, since the practitione
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by rspeele 9y ago
Somebody really should've told these folks about pranic energy. Guess they didn't get enough sunlight, right? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holodomor It's plenty sunny in South Sudan and they're sta
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by rspeele 9y ago
What about the poor Hawaiians? For whom it would only be Thursday until early afternoon, at which point it becomes Friday by the UTC overlords' decree. "When are you free for a meeting?" "Friday's good for me."
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by rspeele 9y ago
Python is a dynamically typed language so when you say you've never used generics, that makes sense -- the concept does not apply to dynamically typed languages. But I bet you frequently use lists and dictionaries, and perhaps occasion
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by rspeele 9y ago
You can create an F# library which references the Rezoom.SQL.Provider NuGet package, defines your migrations and all your queries (`type MyQueryExample = SQL<"select whatever">`), and not really write any F# code. Because th
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by rspeele 9y ago
Hi, I am the author of this project. The choice to typecheck a SQL dialect directly instead of using an embedded DSL like LINQ is uncommon enough that it gets the majority of the focus in my own documentation. However, it wasn't what m
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by rspeele 9y ago
Discussion on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/6qizpb/statica...
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Statically typed SQL for F# compiled to SQLite/TSQL/Postgres(github.com)
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by rspeele 9y ago
If you are a C# developer you may appreciate these translations I've put together: https://github.com/rspeele/CSharpFSharpPhrasebook This does not sell the language -- it doesn't show off anything interesti
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by rspeele 9y ago
&& having higher precedence than || makes sense because && is boolean multiplication and || is boolean addition.
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by rspeele 10y ago
emacs C-u M-x align-regexp can do this, if you give it a regexp matching the keywords you wish to right-align and enter -1 when prompted for "group to modifiy". It would still be a hassle though.
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by rspeele 10y ago
I can't make comparisons to Angular as I've never used that library. However, the point of React and the many virtual DOM libraries like it is to simplify UI code. You write a function that takes the current model state and return
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by rspeele 11y ago
Most likely they're referring to the C# part being written for Microsoft's "ASP.Net Web API" framework, rather than just being a web API in general. That framework is designed for C# programmers and most of the resources
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by rspeele 13y ago
Working with a Maybe isn't that much better than working with a type that might be null in Java, C#, or C++. You do have to go slightly farther out of your way to be "bad" and ignore the Nothing case, but not much -- you coul
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Show HN: infix.el, infix operators for Emacs Lisp(github.com)
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