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by tieTYT 13y ago
Most of the time comedians are performing at open mics. Unless you're in LA or NYC, this will be in front of the same people every time (other comics who are notoriously difficult to make laugh) and maybe 1 or 2 "civilians"
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by tieTYT 13y ago
I performed stand up comedy for over a year and I can relate to this (but I've got a computer science background). I was a one-liner instead of a story teller (even though I wished I was a story teller). Here's how my background
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by tieTYT 13y ago
> That doesn't answer my question. Maybe not, but you significantly edited your post after I answered. I was just replying to, "Why would I use this over a nullable column?" (paraphrasing)
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by tieTYT 13y ago
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.2/static/datatype-json.html > Such data can also be stored as text, but the json data type has the advantage of checking that each stored value is a valid JSON value. There
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by tieTYT 13y ago
IMO, the example you're using in your blog should be simplified even more. I've never heard of Passenger before and it's not something I've needed. But I have needed to ensure that a file exists in a particular folder o
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by tieTYT 13y ago
Isn't the Java mascot named Duke?
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By the time Ryse ships, we will have served the crunching team 11.5k+ dinners(twitter.com)
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by tieTYT 13y ago
I barely knew javascript before I learned coffeescript. Now I know both pretty well as a result. coffeescript compiles to really readable javascript anyway (yes, that's subjective). I use both in the same project. For example, I hav
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by tieTYT 13y ago
Why (no pun intended) should I use this over sinon?
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by tieTYT 13y ago
Don't amoral people have passion, too?
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by tieTYT 13y ago
Good post, but I just want to point out that it hinges on your strategy = his system. The more comments I see, the more confused I am about what his definition of a system is.
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by tieTYT 13y ago
> Enjoying the myriad little mysteries we call "bugs" is key to being a good programmer. I disagree. I hate bugs and I do everything I can to prevent them from ever occurring. To me I find it fun to get better and better at p
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by tieTYT 13y ago
I wish this had thumbnails of the link I will be redirected to. Still a good list though.
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by tieTYT 13y ago
As a tradition, no. Old books like this are often read in a management context. For example, at my local book shop, The Book of Five Rings is in the Business section[1]. The Art of War by Sun Tzu[2] can be applied to any context you wa
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by tieTYT 13y ago
This reminds me of a quote in Machiavelli's The Prince about Mercenaries: > I say, therefore, that the arms with which a prince defends his state are either his own, or they are mercenaries, auxiliaries, or mixed. Mercenaries and au
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by tieTYT 13y ago
If that was the point you were trying to make, it didn't come across to me at all. I interpreted the point to be, "If you want to quit because things are boring you need to stop whining and keep doing it."
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by tieTYT 13y ago
I consider Mockito (a java library) to have a great API. Only your 3) applies to it.
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by tieTYT 13y ago
I've got a bit of the blub paradox going on here so this story is lost on me. Can anyone give me a concrete example of what he's talking about instead of an abstract analogy?
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by tieTYT 13y ago
Thanks for the info. Yeah, I've already done that. I was just wondering if this could be used as an alternative. Since it can't be... what's the purpose of this library?
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by tieTYT 13y ago
Is this purely for visuals? I'd like to use this to balance a game. EG: easeInQuad is a good graph shape for xp needed to level. But I can't tell if this can be used for that. Maybe if there were some examples of that function
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by tieTYT 13y ago
As someone who has personal experience making this mistake, I disagree with you. You lose the most important purpose of the test: The confidence that your code works. If you write the code twice all you know is that your code hasn't
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by tieTYT 13y ago
I think he is replying to this: > ... your tests shouldn't dictate how you will design and write your application I know that's not your whole quote and a lot of context is lost in that "...", but I think that's
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by tieTYT 13y ago
Well what version of JEE are you using? Compare that to writing unit tests for the version of JEE that existed when Spring was created. A lot of what makes EJBs easier to test today is because of influence by dependency injection framewor
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by tieTYT 13y ago
I don't know when I cross that line of someone who's done work in lisp-like languages, but I've made two or three small hobby projects in clojure and contributed a bug fix to http-clj and am well versed in the source code of
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by tieTYT 13y ago
Spring was probably born as a reaction to EJB. And if you've ever written tests for EJBs you're grateful to Spring for providing an alternative.
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by tieTYT 13y ago
IMHO, your code is much harder to read than his. It looks like its been run through a minifier. I'd rather maintain his code.
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by tieTYT 13y ago
I'm glad I made my comment. Thanks a lot for the info.
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by tieTYT 13y ago
I would have thought so too but I just watched this talk that suggests flash is the best way to go if you want sound effects in your html5 game (click on the second to last slide to skip): http://www.gdcvault.com/play/1
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by tieTYT 13y ago
Great link, that really clarified things for me (I think). The OP article uses this sample as something you can do with fat arrows. "Because the containing scope closes over the fat arrow function, you can do things like,"
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by tieTYT 13y ago
> Once I started to apply this simple filter to the incoming opportunities, things got much easier What filter? I didn't see him mention the filter he's using. Maybe he means he rejects a company unless it has an adaptive int

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