zephyrfalcon

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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
SEEKING WORK | Gainesville, FL | remote/freelance I am looking for full-time or part-time work, either one is fine. If you are looking to get a small project done, or you have an existing project where some maintenance work needs to be
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
It appears to work without list comprehensions as well: Python 3.7.1 (default, Nov 6 2018, 18:49:54) Type 'copyright', 'credits' or 'license' for more information IPython 7.1.1 -- An enhanced Int
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Technologists should abandon their craft(medium.com)
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
SEEKING WORK | Gainesville, FL | remote/freelance I am looking for full-time or part-time work, either one is fine. If you are looking to get a small project done, or you have an existing project where some maintenance work needs to be
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
Location: Gainesville, FL Remote: yes Willing to relocate: sort of; I am willing to relocate to certain areas, esp. Jacksonville Beach or similar, provided some form of relocation assistance is available... Other areas in the US are current
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
That doesn't sound like it would make a lot of money though (as in, a living wage), unless you are highly successful...
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
ES6 has map, filter, reduce, etc... and anonymous functions which can be used in lieu of Ruby blocks.
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The computer is no longer personal (2012)(tnl.net)
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
When you look at the job postings in your browser, and do a simple string search for ".net" (so not a regex search), it doesn't show up all that often. E.g. if I look at this month's posts (4 pages), I see it 31 times. B
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
Over the years, I have found this article to be useful: http://effbot.org/zone/call-by-object.htm
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
> It doesn't matter how good your language is if nobody has heard of it. Or how bad it is, if you can shove it down people's throats. But that is true for any software, not just programming languages...
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
The actual title is "Why Clojure? I’ll tell you why...", not the ungrammatical "Why I picked Clojure?"
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
The Miranda programming language: http://miranda.org.uk/
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
Location: Gainesville, FL Remote: yes, or local to Gainesville Willing to relocate: sort of; I am willing to relocate to certain areas, esp. Jacksonville Beach or similar, provided some form of relocation assistance is available... Other ar
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
SEEKING WORK -- Gainesville, FL -- remote/freelance I am looking for full-time or part-time work, either one is fine. If you are looking to get a small project done, or you have an existing project where some maintenance work needs to
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The Funk programming language (slides)(docs.google.com)
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
I'm thinking of using Red this year, although it might not be ready, depending on what kinds of problems come up. Otherwise it will "just" be Prolog again. :)
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
Yes, but the opposite happens too. There are plenty of people who believe that in technology, the latest is the greatest, and everything that came before that must have been inferior.
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
> above(X,Y) :- above(X,Z), on(Z,Y). This line alone tells me I'm going to have infinite recursion. That would be a problem in any language, of course, and isn't particularly hard to spot here.
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
If "some shifty person introduces a problem", then that's bad news for any code base in any language. Nothing specific to Prolog. > The big demonstration is that it's really rarely used in industry. By that reasoning,
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
SEEKING WORK -- Gainesville, FL -- remote/freelance I am a very experienced Python developer, having used the language in all kinds of areas and situations, including web development (Flask, Django, Pylons, Google App Engine, etc), GUI
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
Location: Gainesville, FL Remote: yes, or local to Gainesville Willing to relocate: sort of; I am willing to relocate to certain areas, esp. Jacksonville Beach or similar, provided some form of relocation assistance is available... Other ar
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
It did... it was compiled, and had some of the standard stuff that came with Borland's other Turbo* languages (like screen manipulation routines). Which came with a price... Turbo Prolog code is pretty much incompatible with any other
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
Location: Gainesville, FL Remote: yes, or local to Gainesville Willing to relocate: sort of; I am willing to relocate to certain areas, esp. Jacksonville Beach or similar, provided some form of relocation assistance is available... Other ar
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
SEEKING WORK -- Gainesville, FL -- remote/freelance I am a very experienced Python developer, having used the language in all kinds of areas and situations, including web development (Flask, Django, Pylons, Google App Engine, etc), GUI
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
A few things come to mind... Installing it. Setting up a project. Learning the whole language. Reading other people's code. Understanding how things work behind the scenes. Less surprising code, in the sense that it does what you expec
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
I don't think the number of tutorials matters, otherwise Haskell monads would be super easy to learn. ;-) Python circa 2000 was a language that was easy to learn. [1] What you saw was basically what you got. Python in 2018... well... i
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
Location: Gainesville, FL Remote: yes (although willing to consider local positions) Willing to relocate: no (that is not an option for me at this moment, unfortunately) Technologies: Python, relational databases (MS SQL Server, Postgres),
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
SEEKING WORK -- Gainesville, FL -- remote/freelance I am an experienced Python developer, having used the language in all kinds of areas and situations, including web development (Flask, Django, Pylons, Google App Engine, etc), GUI dev
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by zephyrfalcon 8y ago
SEEKING WORK -- Gainesville, FL -- remote/freelance I am an experienced Python developer, having used the language in all kinds of areas and situations, including web development (Flask, Django, Pylons, Google App Engine, etc), GUI dev

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