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by speedkills 10y ago
I heard the hype. Figured I would give it a try. Installed emacs with nix Install spacemacs on top of new emacs. Throws odd errors. Uninstall emacs with nix Install emacs with brew Install spacemacs on top of emacs It works! To pull users
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by speedkills 10y ago
So can I write a sweet left pad algorithm and allow people to depend on it in a multitude of languages now?
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by speedkills 10y ago
I would love to try it out. Use about 20 micro services for local development on my Mac. UserId is sdelmore and I am signed up for the beta.
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by speedkills 10y ago
Installed emacs with nix last weekend to use with spacemacs. Three errors at startup that didn't make sense but I had a feeling that nix was the problem so rolled back and reinstalled with brew. Worked perfectly. Nix has some great ide
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by speedkills 11y ago
This doesn't change the affordability bit, but IDEA is working on a web hosted IDE. They are rolling it out as an online code review tool first, with nice features like goto definition, but eventually going to full run tests or edit co
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by speedkills 11y ago
I really enjoyed this article, largely because I saw the author take 5 hours to do this and go through all of the same pains I do when I attempt to make a contribution to an open source project. There is always part of me that feels I am no
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by speedkills 11y ago
Maybe, but to be clear Li Haoyi writes a ton of very well typed Scala code. It just happens he used Python for this particular blog post. I did not get the feeling that this was just the perspective of a programmer working in a dynamically
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by speedkills 11y ago
I had no idea that feature existed. Thanks!
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by speedkills 11y ago
Dexcom makes one. It isn't a permanent implant though, as mentioned in the article it is good for a week.
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by speedkills 11y ago
I picked up two of the github keys. Never did get them working under OS X. Plug them in and nothing, not recognized by any of their tools, no new keyboard recognized prompt, nothing. Anyone else have trouble with them on OS X?
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by speedkills 11y ago
Taking a quick look the examples are better out of the gate than slicks docs are after a couple of years. Great examples are worth a lot in my book.
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by speedkills 11y ago
I hope this means we are a little closer to powershell for OS X and Linux.
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by speedkills 11y ago
Abruptly. People sometimes think they want time to wrap up their affairs but as someone who has done some grief counseling in the past o e of the saddest things I have seen repeatedly is long drawn out terminal illnesses and their effect on
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by speedkills 11y ago
That is my understanding as well. That it will be Scala "Don Giovanni", which I believe will be Scala 2.14, or maybe they will bump it to 3.0 at that point.
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by speedkills 11y ago
Agreed. I watch a lot of sports and have been disappointed that they removed slow motion and frame by frame advance years ago and have little interest in adding it back. Still, I am paid for Plex pass to support them because I find it works
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by speedkills 11y ago
Some static languages do have techniques for dealing with heterogenous lists. It is getting hard to find someone talking about a scala library these days without hearing them mention their use of hlist.
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by speedkills 11y ago
Very interesting work. Would love to see something like this for the jvm.
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by speedkills 11y ago
I wonder if the top will recharge from the base if I have been using it in tablet mode for a while, then put it back in laptop mode without plugging into external power?
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by speedkills 11y ago
Programming Scala 2nd edition and Functional Programming in Scala.
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by speedkills 11y ago
Great explanation. Thank you.
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by speedkills 11y ago
Serious question, is pattern matching in Elixir any different from overloading?
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by speedkills 11y ago
What I really want, from go pro or Sony is a global shutter. Rolling shutter needs to die.
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by speedkills 11y ago
Speaking of OLAP, is that the old Microsoft OLAP demo database data I see, the one with all of the bicycle shops?
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by speedkills 11y ago
I thought he did a good job with atomic Scala and recommended it to a friend who wanted to see if programming might be for him. It did a really nice job of walking you through the language without assuming prior knowledge.
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by speedkills 11y ago
This really resonated with me. It was almost exactly my experience after 13 years at my last "startup". Everything went to hell there and bad reviews pile up in glass door but they actively push the ratings back up with fake revie
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by speedkills 11y ago
It is for the who,e organization. No you don't have to checkout the whole repo, you can check out a filtered portion, usually a sub folder or two. You can also do a shallow checkout without history. There are compelling benefits to pul
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by speedkills 11y ago
Sorry for the typo, I meant Git-DMZ. Damned auto-incorrect.
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by speedkills 11y ago
See also got-dmz or atlassian bamboo's gatekeeper feature. Team city has something similar too. Surprised the guy who wrote bors hadn't seen more examples, I have seen the idea come up over and over again (and strongly support it)
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by speedkills 11y ago
Sounds like he is advocating the old "reverse Conway maneuver". It works, I recommend it.
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by speedkills 11y ago
I do like parallel_tests for rspec but specifically like that TLB is multiplatform as we use many test engines in my shop for our Ruby, JS, Scala, C#, and Swift code. I don't mind installing a jvm but really appreciate setting up one s

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