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by stevehiehn 11y ago
Hey, this is pretty sweet. Makes me think of http://www.jfugue.org/
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by stevehiehn 11y ago
Ya, turn down the condecending/arrogance dial a bit. First of all Ontario does have significant natural resources i.e logging/mining. Also I'm not sure if you've been in the country for the last decade but it's be
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by stevehiehn 11y ago
Sweet, If this works on the free community edition I'm gonna try it for sure.
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by stevehiehn 11y ago
The reason this has my attention is because 'R' is being integrated into the engine.
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by stevehiehn 11y ago
I assumed the article was about the statistical language S
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by stevehiehn 11y ago
If they make it free I'll use it.
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by stevehiehn 11y ago
The only issue I have with R is when exposing it as a web service R is not great. For example if using R you will need one container for "dployr" and another for your web service. It's not the end of the world but more movi
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by stevehiehn 11y ago
Spring Boot is very serious.
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by stevehiehn 11y ago
Thanks!
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by stevehiehn 11y ago
Interesting, I'm going to look into this after work. I wonder if it teaches statistical theory and R or just the mechanics of R. Because the later would be much more useful.
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by stevehiehn 11y ago
Looks interesting! However i'm really not certain why anyone would not just use Spring-Boot.
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by stevehiehn 11y ago
Isn't this a wrapper lib? If its just calling public APIs I can't see a problem with that.
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by stevehiehn 11y ago
Its nice to see articles like this. JAVA seems to be the butt of many jokes on Hacker News. It seriously makes me worry that i'm a bad developer or something because i actually like JAVA + Spring.
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by stevehiehn 11y ago
I think it very much belongs here. I would agree that it has an aggressive tone but not of a thoughtless insulting nature. I think challenging others views is just what smart people do. Its especially healthy to challenge cultural icons