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   by sshine 13y ago

   I could certainly use a better system for remembering where I park my bike. One system: Take a photo of the bike every time you park it in a non-standard place (standard being e.g. "work", "home" or "girlfriend&#x27
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   by sshine 13y ago

   That sounds like an interesting idea. It reminds me of this XKCD: http://xkcd.com/1350/
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   by sshine 13y ago

   Yes, just read the code (and whatever textual documentation comes along with it). The best I can hope for is a set of OO interfaces that is really well-described in their comments. And some oral presentation/walkthrough. And some small
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   by sshine 13y ago

   No. TL;DR: Drawing is useful, UML is not. For database designs, textual schemas, E/R diagrams or plain SQL are sufficient. I've drawn plenty of state diagrams without crediting UML handbooks. E/R diagrams can double as "
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   by sshine 13y ago

   I did my bachelor's project on translation between functional HDLs that were also reversible, i.e. only describing total, bijective functions. The idea of functional HDLs goes back to at least the 1970s, and the coolest language I fou
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   by sshine 13y ago

   Consider the group (R,+). Now that's extreme commuting.