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The Dangers of Code Review(jmolly.com)
2 points by wellpast 14y ago|1 comments
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by wellpast 14y ago
Okay, sure -- if your need is realtime Query = Function( All data ) -- then your approach may be necessary. But this requirement ( realtime Function( All data )) is a rarity, I would think. And in this rare case, perhaps, the complexity
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by wellpast 14y ago
The only novel part of this seems to be that you issue realtime queries over the batch view AND realtime view together; otherwise I don't see what else is interesting here. And I think that novelty is unneeded (and therefore only additiona
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by wellpast 14y ago
If only there was a way to measure programmers on the robustness and potential of their code, and not just on "they wrote a lot of it." The system seems to be that it is much more advantageous to your career to rapidly produce gobs of spagh
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by wellpast 14y ago
> sometimes you're faced with choosing between a quick 20-minute change (that introduces coupling between previously uncoupled code), or a day-long refactoring to do it "right". I don't relate to this only b/c this choice between 20 min
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by wellpast 14y ago
>> With experience, keeping behaviors decoupled doesn't cost more than the alternative. It's not a time to market issue. > This is a strong statement. It should be backed up. The empirical studies to demonstrate this are extreme
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by wellpast 14y ago
I disagree. With experience, keeping behaviors decoupled doesn't cost more than the alternative. It's not a time to market issue.
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A Note on Rich Hickey(jmolly.com)
5 points by wellpast 14y ago|6 comments
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by wellpast 14y ago
I didn't really phrase that right. I often feel that the software industry should be much 'further along' than it is. It's 2012 and most software interactions are through kludgy, blocky web interfaces, its not uncommon for rather basically
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by wellpast 14y ago
As frustrated as I am with what seems like an unnecessarily immature software industry, I am grateful for the plethora of wonderfully crafted free frameworks that I have at my disposal ( http://www.jmolly.com/2012/07/01/the-wide-landscape-o
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by wellpast 14y ago
Soderbergh's recent films have been utter phone-ins.
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The Wide Landscape of Java(jmolly.com)
1 points by wellpast 14y ago|0 comments
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by wellpast 14y ago
In most business cases, I would think the problem for us is to minimize the work required to solve the ongoing business needs. The other cases, I suppose, are art and play -- but there probably isn't much point in trying to optimize these a
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by wellpast 14y ago
I've been looking for more of a direct comparison of OO vs. FP with side-by-side examples. I think there are a lot of specific but concise examples for demonstrating the two paradigms. I tried to do a little bit of this in a recent post:
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Functional and Object Oriented Programming(jmolly.com)
40 points by wellpast 14y ago|14 comments
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Trace & Visualize Running Java Code(jmolly.com)
1 points by wellpast 14y ago|0 comments