stevvooe

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by stevvooe 14y ago
I've effectively boycotted as I have no legal means of watching the events. Way to make another institution irrelevant to my generation, big media. Enjoy your profits while they last.
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by stevvooe 14y ago
At risk of being banned forever, yes, this has been my experience with the site since its inception. Judgement is one quality of a solid developer and SO fails to impart The additive judgement of its participants.
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by stevvooe 14y ago
Only peanut butter 1.0, and there may be legacy support for ranch3, but you'll have to check the docs.
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by stevvooe 14y ago
Too many levels of irony to sort out at this point.
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by stevvooe 14y ago
The manager I least appreciated had banners hung about with the slogan "Is it good for the company?", from office space. Working for him was depressing and, in my opinion, an incredible setback to my career. If anecodotal evidence is ever a
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by stevvooe 14y ago
I know you say you don't want to mess with the command line debuggers, but Go works with gdb [1]. While gdb looks daunting and antiquated at first, once you learn your way around, you'll feel something is missing from IDE based tools. [1]
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by stevvooe 15y ago
I have had it with these beardist remarks.
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by stevvooe 16y ago
Excellent explanation. I think most people's issue with python's lambda is that it isn't what they expect. There are generally some gotchas and the syntax diverges from that of a regular function. I side step the lack of closures by using n
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by stevvooe 16y ago
Most of the youtube app servers are all written in python. Whether one considers this glue code is a philosophical question.
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by stevvooe 16y ago
I hear this argument a lot, but I don't know these concepts well enough from haskell et al to fully understand it. Could you be more specific about this? Perhaps, provide a direct example?
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by stevvooe 16y ago
I'll write you some JavaScript to get rid of it for small one time fee of $100.