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by weavie 12y ago
People got excited about Richard III ( http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leicestershire-32014296 ) and he's from the 1400's. I can understand Prince George, but Richard, come on!
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Let Over Lambda (2008)(letoverlambda.com)
77 points by weavie 12y ago|16 comments
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by weavie 12y ago
trail = trail + [self] That + operator looks so innocent, so seductively simple..
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by weavie 12y ago
Mix tapes is an ideal use case.
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by weavie 12y ago
It can call into C libraries so there is a whole other ecosystem available to it.
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by weavie 12y ago
> There are some things that I would like to see from/in Pixie... > Some form of package distribution support... could this be piggy-backed on Clojars? There is Dust : https://github.com/pixie-lang/dust w
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by weavie 12y ago
Lazy.js ( http://danieltao.com/lazy.js/ ) is probably a closer equivalent. Linq statements are evaluated lazily, generally without needing to create intermediate arrays.
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by weavie 12y ago
Thanks. I dont know why they couldnt just say that on their homepage!
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by weavie 12y ago
They mention using BEM ( https://bem.info/ ) Any idea what it is? The site is not at all clear.
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Dvorak keyboard training(learn.dvorak.nl)
1 points by weavie 12y ago|0 comments
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by weavie 12y ago
I wrote a language once where functions were not allowed to return values. All you could do was pass a continuation that could handle the results of that function. Totally impractical language, but it was fun and did force me to think out o
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by weavie 12y ago
I would imagine that this is because R is a language that is more used for a specific purpose rather than a language that is developed.
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by weavie 12y ago
So, what books do people here think are worth reading 100 times?
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by weavie 12y ago
You may be interested in this one : http://shortdomainsearch.com/ (nothing to do with me, I've just found it useful in the past.)
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by weavie 12y ago
You are not alone. I also have a work provided Dell that I have to shutdown unless I want to use my work bag to keep me warm on the walk home. We have another Toshiba at home running windows that will at random times of the night just spin
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by weavie 12y ago
When I first heard about an Ubuntu smart phone I got excited because I thought it would mean that finally after all this talk of having a computer in my pocket, I would actually get a proper computer (read laptop replacement) in my pocket.
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by weavie 12y ago
Results come a lot quicker for beginners. If you are feeling intimidated about going to the gym at first, it would be worth getting a personal trainer who can show you the ropes and get you started on a program. It gets rid of the fear of b
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by weavie 12y ago
On the subject of manliness, get to the gym. Lift some heavy weights. It will do wonders for your testosterone levels which will in turn boost your confidence and esteem. As a bonus you will also look better and feel better.
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by weavie 12y ago
A developer can test their own code, but they will only test it through the paths that they are aware of and thus coded for. An independent tester needs to be there to explore different avenues and try things that a developer wouldn't
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by weavie 12y ago
"He has changed the way engineering teams are structured, largely eliminating testers to speed software releases,... " What could possibly go wrong? Ok.. the sentence continues : "and adding data scientists and designers to t
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Flux for Angular js(medium.com)
1 points by weavie 12y ago|0 comments
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by weavie 12y ago
To be honest it was so long ago I can't really remember too much. I recall trying to learn SQL and relational theory but just not getting it and thinking I would never use it anyway - how naive I was! That might have been A-Level. The
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by weavie 12y ago
Snap! Did my comp sci GCSE in 1990.
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by weavie 12y ago
They probably all code on MacBooks, search using Google, buy their books off Amazon and I bet they all have a Facebook account.
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by weavie 12y ago
It also sucks to explain to your CEO why it's taken so long to develop multiple versions of the apps. Theres tradeoffs for everything..
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by weavie 12y ago
I don't think I have ever come across PInterest by searching. Am I just searching for the wrong things? I thought PInterest was largely a glorified bookmarking service - what original content is there that the search engines could pick
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by weavie 12y ago
This is why a lot of SEO advice tends to be start a blog to run along side the selling platform. Write lots of stuff about quality swords to suck in the search engines. Really this shouldn't be necessary. If you want to buy a sword, id
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by weavie 12y ago
There are two kinds of JS developers, those that use LoDash at least once per function and those that have never heard of it!
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Keyboard and mouse combined?(kickstarter.com)
7 points by weavie 12y ago|0 comments
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by weavie 12y ago
As someone who feels he has been really held back because of his fear of networking I think you have the order wrong: 1.??? 2. Network 3. Profit Where 1. could be all sorts of things - come up with amazing business idea, write a book, start

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