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by soc88 14y ago
In PHP every code is amateur code.
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by soc88 14y ago
Why? He said that the design principle of this method is in line with the rest of PHP, that's a correct and valid observation.
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by soc88 14y ago
Yes, exactly. The author didn't like the original article and decided to throw around some strawmen.
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by soc88 14y ago
Yes, I'm full aware of that. I'm not claiming that it tells us the complete and final truth, just that it is an interesting data point. In my experience a lot of those "I programmed 15 years in Java, get off my lawn" senior developers get a
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by soc88 14y ago
Interesting. I never perceived Scala to be in a functional niche. As far as I know most people consider it to be an object-oriented language first and foremost, with functional features. Removing inheritance would have made the language (an
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by soc88 14y ago
I wonder how long it takes until the first one picks Java to argue against typed languages.
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by soc88 14y ago
> The entire waste from a person's lifetime of energy use could fit in a teacup. Sir, I have no other words for you, but you are a fucking stupid idiot. I invite you to come here and have a look into Asse. Maybe you even want to move in
38.
by soc88 14y ago
> That is air conditioner weather, period. Whine whine whine
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by soc88 14y ago
> Nuclear plants don't require exotic materials. Yeah, I bought 1 kilo of Uranium in the supermarket last week. Was pretty cheap.
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by soc88 14y ago
"just when sunburned Germans reach for their air conditioners" I hope the rest of the article wasn't researched as "good" as this.
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by soc88 14y ago
Sorry, I'm not really sure if you're trolling.
42.
by soc88 14y ago
Well, I guess will have to agree to disagree here. From my perspective Scala solves a lot of problems with Haskell: - Working module system (From my experience, especially people coming from OO languages are surprised that this is such a hu
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by soc88 14y ago
Details, please.
44.
by soc88 14y ago
Two extremes don't make it right.
45.
by soc88 14y ago
I guess the “Retina Display” is the admission that they never figured out how to do decent font rendering?
46.
by soc88 14y ago
Interesting, but not much different from the age-old concept of a "North"-Euro and a "South"-Euro.
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by soc88 14y ago
Is this irony?
48.
by soc88 14y ago
He's an atheist, so nothing wrong about it for those in 'MURICA.
49.
by soc88 14y ago
Why not stop making enemies instead of creating and building ones end then trying to kill them again?
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by soc88 14y ago
> 100 MPH on 96 MPG WUT? Translation for the civilized world, please.
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by soc88 14y ago
Absolutely. A lot more than Java, in fact.
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by soc88 14y ago
There is also SPDE for people who prefer a superior language with all the benefits you mentioned.
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by soc88 14y ago
Did you consider Scala? From my POV it could fit your bill pretty well. It has tons of data structures for pretty much every usecase, and even lists the complexity of various operations. All the data structures share the same API so replaci
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by soc88 14y ago
Absolutely right!
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by soc88 14y ago
The idea of translating the declarative way of doing things to an imperative approach (that's basically what ORMs are doing) is imho a huge failure. It just never worked decently. These days, we have languages which integrate rather nicely
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by soc88 14y ago
If Hibernate is one of the "proper" ones, then I can happily declare ORMs to be a non-working, time-wasting, over-complicated POS.
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by soc88 14y ago
> So, either America has no: [...] If I would keep making fun of American exceptionalism I would propose striking the "either". :-) > It would be most beneficial to all of us to politely ask how we can improve each others' lives [..
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by soc88 14y ago
I guess I'm just not living in such a companies-are-people and everyone-sues-over-shit country.
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by soc88 14y ago
That's probably the dumbest thing I've read this year and the year is far from over. Congratulations.
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by soc88 14y ago
Can you point to the "provocative" part? I don't see it...

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