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by tegeek 11y ago
A desktop app on Windows either uses WPF or WinForms. In either case F# doesn't stop at all. In fact I would say that building WPF desktop on F# is more intuitive than C#.
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by tegeek 12y ago
I would also like to add that F# is functional, imperative & OOP language. If any program uses any combination of these, it is still the F# code. But I agree there has to be more taste of "F#" since it is a functional first la
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by tegeek 12y ago
What do you mean pure F#? Majority of providers in FSharp.Data [1] are idiomatic F# code (also contains imperative & a bit of C#ness to use lib outside F#) 1. http://fsharp.github.io/FSharp.Data/
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Andrew Ng's Upcoming Reddit AMA in /r/MachineLearning(reddit.com)
4 points by tegeek 12y ago|0 comments
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by tegeek 12y ago
You are completely wrong on your assumption when you are linking AngularJS's origin to Server-Side Java. Most of concepts in AngularJS directly came from Silverlight and WPF. Before even Angular came into existence, I used to use the s
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Microsoft Announces Azure IoT Suite(blogs.microsoft.com)
3 points by tegeek 12y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft's new foldable keyboard(blogs.microsoft.com)
461 points by tegeek 12y ago|243 comments
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by tegeek 12y ago
Thank you for writing this tip. Hopefully I can cut some of my hobby projects & finally complete one thing even with less features.
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by tegeek 12y ago
Looking at the example source code & having experience of AngularJs & TS, I would say this is a huge development in term of enterprise adoption. Statically typed, annotations, built-in dependency injection, comprehensive test suppor
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by tegeek 12y ago
I've been in this situation for as long as I can think of. But lately I've found something which is working for the time being. I don't use my car to commute to office. It takes 25 minutes via public transport (one way), so I
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Volvo details autonomous Drive Me cars, on sale in 2017(cnet.com)
1 points by tegeek 12y ago|0 comments
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Yahoo Announces Mobile Development Suite(venturebeat.com)
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An Angular2 Todo App: First Look at App Development in Angular 2(youtube.com)
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by tegeek 12y ago
Interesting. So basically Reactive Haskell right inside the NodeJS. Did you able to run any performance test yet? I'm interested to learn more about this.
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by tegeek 12y ago
Interesting. So if a successful & profitable software company is about to hire you but you would decline the offer just because She is using JIRA. Apparently this also says how hard it is to manage people rather than dealing with just c
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by tegeek 12y ago
I personally want a trimmed down version of .NET (perhaps the new Core CLR which is just 10 MB) so I can run F#. Mono is too heavy and have millions other dependencies I dont want to grab. Running a modern & practical functional languag
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by tegeek 12y ago
Microsoft has another active & mature project aimed at simplifying concurrency heavy applications. Its called TPL DataFlow [1]. It gives you simple & intuitive primitives which you can use to build higher level abstractions (one of
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by tegeek 12y ago
Here in Sweden we've something called Moible Id and Bank-ID. You register your mobile phone number on bank website (all Swedish banks offer this service) & download your security certificate on your cell phone or computer. And from
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by tegeek 12y ago
I grew up in a remote rural area of a third world country. My mother & father taught me to read. And I developed interest in reading books at the age of 6 or 7. When I was 9 or 10 years old, someone (may be my cousin or my fathers'
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by tegeek 12y ago
I think we're comparing apple vs oranges. New buildings in Sweden compares more or less the same as new buildings in Copenhagen. My point was the more or less "same kind of things" is expensive in Copenhagen. Regarding the re
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by tegeek 12y ago
I lived in a 3 bedroom apartment (90 sqm) (in Göteborg) from 13 minutes tram to city center and I used to pay 6500 SEK till 2013. Now the same cost 6800 (rent increased due the inflation, landlord demand etc.). The quality of apartments are
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by tegeek 12y ago
Again I would like to say that I'm telling from a single person point of view. Who wants to start job as soon as possible and wouldn't mind getting any reasonable rental. I've 5 examples (1 including me.) who found a reasonab
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by tegeek 12y ago
All what I wrote comes from my personal experience/data. I don't follow any union/magazine's salary survey. I've also friends who are working in Copenhagen & Salary is more there. Then there are friends who work
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by tegeek 12y ago
The only thing expensive in Stockholm is rentals & that too in or around the City. If you're willing to live 20-25 minutes from City, the cost isn't much different than Malmo or Göteborg.
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by tegeek 12y ago
I've studied and have been working in tech sector in Sweden since 2009. I've plenty of school/work friends working across Sweden. We discussed this many times about salaries in Stockholm, Göteborg & Malmo and then try to
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by tegeek 12y ago
You can find these single-person 2nd hand rentals 15 minutes metro distance from city. I wrote this from a point where you can start working as soon as possible and with assumption you are willing to commute 15-20 minutes one way from offic
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by tegeek 12y ago
I personally don't pay any church tax. Its only if you want to pay. There is no way to reduce your taxes (apart from tiny tiny amount of church tax) for salaried employee.
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by tegeek 12y ago
Every salary mention in Sweden culture/companies is before tax. Tax is dependent on where (which kommune) you live. Its generally between 29.5% to 32% until your salary is 32,000 SEK. You pay higher tax on income more than 32,000 SEK a
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by tegeek 12y ago
Guide for Stockholm workers. 1. Average Salary for a software developer with 5 year experience. 32,000 - 38,000 SEK/Month. 2. You can calculate your take-home money here [1]. 3. Average 2nd hand rental apartment (30-50 sqm) 5,000 - 700
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by tegeek 12y ago
I actually learned almost entire lambda calculus, partial application, currying & tons of other theoretical CS while cooking. I usually buy a book (these days I'm reading "Elements of Programming") read a chapter and then

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