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by smnplk 8y ago
I wonder to what extent are those 'a rails app'. Those are all huge apps with many microservices I would assume. Don't tell me Twitch backend is all rails.
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by smnplk 8y ago
true. I guess I'm not hired.
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by smnplk 8y ago
- What is the limit of (1 + 1/n)^n when n goes to 1/10 ? - Could you multiply this number with your salary offer ? If they say yes to previous question, then there is a bonus question. - Next year, could you find the limit of the
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by smnplk 8y ago
By graceful exit, do you mean Smith and Wesson retirement plan ? I think it's still better to become a street beggar.
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by smnplk 8y ago
This is a great point.
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by smnplk 8y ago
> I think people have been "frog boiled" into expecting computers to be slow. So much this!
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by smnplk 8y ago
This bothered me too. Fortunately you can reconfigure key bindings the way you want.
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by smnplk 8y ago
O26 editor
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by smnplk 8y ago
Oh boy, you are in for some treat if you try Clojure. But be warned, love for Ruby will be gone.
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by smnplk 8y ago
Pardon me for saying something she has already tried. But here are some ideas. - put her on a strict meat & veggies only diet (without nightshades) - Look into low dose naltrexon therapy, there is a LDN facebook group where you can ask
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by smnplk 8y ago
>> we’d like to have a PostgreSQL and a MongoDB for GIS...<< You can use Postgres for GIS too
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by smnplk 8y ago
Reading some of the comments here reminded me of a great talk by Stuart Halloway called Narcissistic Design.[1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEZv-kQUSi4
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by smnplk 8y ago
What is the point of OOP then, if you are using it in a functional way ? This just proves author's point. Do you truly use it in a functional way though, that would mean, that you care about separation of state and identity. If you ar
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by smnplk 8y ago
those nested setTimeout fn calls are hard to read. I would extract their bodies.
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by smnplk 8y ago
You need to go further and accept that programming languages are also not tools.
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by smnplk 8y ago
Does anyone have experience with Clojurescript and ReasonML?
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by smnplk 8y ago
meet Jimbo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4E9yrGczbk Oh, he died this year :(
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by smnplk 8y ago
Ahh, I had tracking protection enabled. All good now.
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by smnplk 8y ago
I can not submit form.
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?- What
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by smnplk 8y ago
Thanks. Tandem also looks nice and might be free.
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by smnplk 8y ago
video is down
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by smnplk 8y ago
Does anyone know of a service that matches people who want to chat via Skype to practice speaking skills ?
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by smnplk 8y ago
>> I pointed out that CLOS handled both situations equally well, and in the final edition of the book he tossed in a footnote saying as much and thanking me. << Clojure's multimethods and protocols also solve both.
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by smnplk 8y ago
I was just about to say Eddie Woo, but searched the comments first. For high school math, he is one of the best.
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by smnplk 8y ago
I don't want to push the button, instead give me a keylock i need to turn. Like the keylock on old PCs.
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by smnplk 8y ago
Would Cosentyx also help bring Hashimoto thyroid disease into remission ?
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by smnplk 8y ago
IIRC they raised around 200 million at the time. It would be nice if they throw some money at Clojure/script too , because they depend on it heavily.
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by smnplk 8y ago
I need one more downvote :)
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by smnplk 8y ago
Before downvoting me, please google your shit. Ok, I used the wrong term here, I meant synapses. If you engage regularly in mental stimulating activities, you increase the number of synapses and thus halting or postponing the development of

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