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by tegeek 12y ago
When it comes to designing large scale business systems, I read Application Architecture Guide. I read every chapter many times and then eventually got enlightenment. Here is the detail description and PDF book http://msdn.micros
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Applied API Design(infoq.com)
3 points by tegeek 12y ago|0 comments
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by tegeek 12y ago
In cricket, the Magnus Effect produce "reverse swing". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=No2Nz4R4HUs
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by tegeek 12y ago
One of the most simple and intuitive autocomplete I saw was using Functional Reactive Programming technique. Here is the autocomplete with AngularJS + RxJS https://github.com/Reactive-Extensions/rx.angular.js/blob&
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by tegeek 12y ago
I think you are describing extreme cases for the FP. Can you please provide one example how would you abstract away problems solved via Map, Reduce, Filter, List Comprehension, Pattern Matching, Partial Application and Currying using any O
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by tegeek 12y ago
IMO at very high level both a pub-sub and stream based system is the same thing. Both are event driven. But it differs at implementation level. A pub-sub is discrete, not composable and time (or latency or whatever you call it) is captured
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by tegeek 12y ago
I had the opposite experience. I went to study Software Engineering (in 2009) and during first semester I happened to attend a class Programming Paradigms (topic was Functional Programming that day). The lecture was being delivered by John
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by tegeek 12y ago
I think one of source of intelligence in humans is "imagination". IMO "Imagination" itself isn't intelligence but an input to the last "intelligent" activity. Computers can be taught to exhibit different &
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Scientists make deep-brain implants possible through wireless charging(engadget.com)
1 points by tegeek 12y ago|0 comments
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Bacteria from Earth can easily colonize Mars(techtimes.com)
3 points by tegeek 12y ago|0 comments
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by tegeek 12y ago
This papers is from 2003. Now in 2014, Functional Programming gives enough power to event-driven systems that its hard to beat by any other tools/tech/technique. The new mantra is Reactive Programming ( http://www.reacti
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by tegeek 12y ago
Promises are good solution to tackle call back problems. But once you spend a little time with Functional Reactive Programming, You never want to go back to any imperative solution. Functional Reactive Programming eliminates every scenario
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by tegeek 12y ago
I'm a Software Engineer working at EPiServer. You get 480 days paid vacation per child (shared between husband and wife). It is very common in every office (regardless of occupation, work type) that people go to 6-8 months vacation for
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by tegeek 12y ago
I live & work in Stockholm, Sweden. I start work at 8:00 & leave at sharp 15:00 to pick my son from day care. And these are the most beautiful days of my life. I play with my son every day, I'm doing hobby projects, preparing f
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by tegeek 12y ago
You would like Storm http://storm.incubator.apache.org/
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by tegeek 13y ago
IMO you can't generalize every problem domain by specifying schema first approach. I developed a real time analytic solution where the system was suppose to receive unstructured web data. And each client of system can send any type of
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by tegeek 13y ago
Another complete web framework in NodeJS world. http://www.partialjs.com/ Its a bit high level than Express but same performance wise. I like it becoz you get started in 2 minutes.
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by tegeek 13y ago
I ve just removed Dropbox from my life. Here are two alternates. https://www.copy.com/home/ https://hubic.com/
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by tegeek 13y ago
Does anyone have more insight on this? Can we slow down or fasten the rotation of Earth by current Human technology/processes?
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Monster Dam Is About To Slow The Rotation Of The Earth(businessinsider.com)
3 points by tegeek 13y ago|4 comments
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by tegeek 13y ago
I think the word "never" should never be used for any problem that could be solved algorithmically. There is no doubt about that we'll have robotic cars. But when, thats a million dollar question.
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by tegeek 13y ago
When you realize you've enough of everything, you are truly rich.
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by tegeek 13y ago
I can do time complexity etc. I know about compilers, trees, graphs & other shit data structures and I can read academic papers on any new shit with a comfortable head. I can learn any new imperative, oop or functional language in a wee
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by tegeek 13y ago
[7]. Millions of page views and just 25 servers for whole infrastructure, which includes everything including load balancing, cache, dbs' etc. etc. Seems very very optimized and cost effective. Its brilliant.
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by tegeek 13y ago
<tabManager background=blue> <tab closeButton=true> Hello {{propertyName}} </tab> </tabManager> This is what you typically get at the end in an Angular app. You don't need to "figure out
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by tegeek 13y ago
Any framework like React (which embeds html tightly with javascript) is flawed at its core. HTML itself is declarative in nature. All frameworks should embrace this. By looking at React docs, I can tell you from my experience that it'l
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by tegeek 13y ago
200 years from now, The world will look back and Alan Turning will be considered one of the greatest Mathematician & Philosopher the world have ever seen. And if we would have passed Singularity ( http://en.wikipedia.org/
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Alan Turing’s Earthshaking Philosophical Insight(nathanzeldes.com)
2 points by tegeek 13y ago|1 comments
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by tegeek 13y ago
I've developed software in Java,.NET, Php & NodeJS. I ll rate JVM higher than any other platform. But when it comes to simplicity, easy scalability, Node ranks way higher. Php isnt even closer at all. NodeJS literally takes 5 minut
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by tegeek 13y ago
1. libxmljs can take you pretty far with NodeJS. 2. Whatever we're saying here includes only NodeJS vs PHP.

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