virtualwhys

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1081.
Functional SQL Library for Clojure, Haskell, etc.
2 points by virtualwhys 14y ago|0 comments
1082.
by virtualwhys 14y ago
> Any backend will scale if it runs in parallel and you throw enough hardware at it. Note to self: research (non-existent) parallel processing in (single threaded) PHP; also, find enough hardware to make PHP scale ;-)
1083.
by virtualwhys 14y ago
PHP is getting traits? The next thing you know PHP will be type safe and scale, heh, heh ;-) Seriously, Wordpress with a custom theme is a nice way to slap some bling on the front end and provide clients with an excellent CMS, but otherwise
1084.
by virtualwhys 14y ago
I'm actual a strong advocate of "deferred inheritance", which is to say, when one of your wealthy ancestors donated vast sums of money and/or property to X organisation, his/her descendants implicitly have the right to take it all back at a
1085.
by virtualwhys 14y ago
Bullshit ;-) In theory that's how we'd like it to work, but just based on the SBT author's winding explanation of the under-the-hood mechanics ( http://www.scala-sbt.org/release/docs/Detailed-Topics/Unders... ), needless to say it's a very
1086.
by virtualwhys 14y ago
The documentation has never been good, Zeiger is a genius who clearly has little interest in revealing the inner workings of his mind; instead, he let's you figure it out, which is a mixed blessing -- ScalaQuery source code was basically my
1087.
by virtualwhys 14y ago
Everybody privately bitches, and some publicly, about scala compile times -- it's slow! Even incremental builds can be painfully slow when you change a file that then triggers the recompilation of a host of other dependent files. Scala is b