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motdidr
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because it seems like he missed the joke
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TheHeretic
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Only anecdotal. At one of my previous employers, they had two Indian developers, they sponsored them at $70k exactly. Once they were here, they never got a single raise, review, etc. Meanwhile, I (fresh out of school) got 3 raises, in the two years I worked there, surpassing their income. One of these engineers had ...
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-ADEPT-
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Speaking of shills, I'm calling bullshit. comrades don't use the word "cuck". Do you really want to pursue this psyOps shit? false flagging; deceiving people to push your shitty agenda?
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-ADEPT-
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he is no comrade. altright troll.
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dght6w9
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remixrotation
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the problem with high-performers is that most people who think that they are top-notch, are actually just delusional. therefore, we practice collaboration by default, to put social pressure on these "impostors" and reduce the damage from their faulty ideas.
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NinjaPancakeAU
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I assume you didn't really read the article completely, or even try comprehend all the graphics. The time lapse bar chart half way through (5th chart) starts at 00:00 and goes to 23:50, where Haskell peaks above the rest around 20:00 to 00:40. The plots also go from 00:00 to what roughly looks to be 23:00 or so (I'm ...
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dght8th
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MrDOS
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Most of the headings are followed by a topically-related anecdote in italics before the main point.
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dghtaew
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faubiguy
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It should be noted that there are lots of purely functional monads that are useful in practice, such as Maybe, List, Reader, Writer, Error, State, and Continuation (my personal favorite), plus plenty of library-specific ones. The only monads that are truly non-functional are IO and ST—it's just that since IO is the fi...
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dghtdzy
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lomoeffect
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Conductor looks the best of those libraries to be honest. Been meaning to play around with it for months now. Do any seasoned Android devs have any thoughts on it?
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nose26
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For entropy. It's literally just entropy.
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dghtngw
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deus_lemmus
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Java has that extra height because of offshore Indian programmers and teams coordinating with offshore. source: have offshore programmers.
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dghtofo
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Tom_Cian
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Maybe you don't find much to complain about Scheme but there are over 5,000 questions about it on StackOverflow. Which is still minuscule in the grand... er... scheme of things, so yes, Scheme is pretty marginal and probably always will be since it's dynamically typed, a language characteristic that is no longer accept...
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TheGreenJedi
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I noticed this too
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HINDBRAIN
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I'm surprised the comments about it are so positive, imho compared to pgsql it's a vile, stinking turd.
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yogthos
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¯\\_(ツ)_/¯
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destinoverde
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:)
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LetsGoHawks
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A successful compromise is when all sides are equally unhappy.
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SameDifference
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[Here's the source code](https://github.com/photoshopped/python-autoliker). We get a lot of tutorials here, maybe you guys will like something like this instead? Skip the first minute to jump into the action. Also, if you got any questions let me know
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CSharpReallySucks
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> * IDE is slow * compilation is slow * startup is slow I really don't know what language this guy uses. Name any technology and Java will be better in at least 2/3 of these.
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hjklvim
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... or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Android
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hjklvim
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tmux: `Ctrl+]` this keybinding was the one that messed the least with both vim and emacs. Nowadays, I use mainly vim for programming and emacs for Latex and org-mode, so I probably should review that. The problem with `Ctrl+b` is that it's the keybinding to return one character in bash, while Ctrl+a returns to the begi...
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steveklabnik1
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Don't worry, occasional random internet commenters Get Mad that Rust calls them enums too.
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jbs398
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Actually... [they are](https://zgab33vy595fw5zq-zippykid.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/afternoon_tag_graph-1-1024x640.png).
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dghvedi
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AbstractProxyFactory
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I don't want to be a dick, but most of these are like junior dev level JS things.
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dghvfei
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steveklabnik1
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In addition to what /u/pmarcelll said, which is accurate, the Rust and Swift teams are just generally friendly with each other, and the languages take cues from each other all the time. Rust adopted Swift's `if let`, for example. Suggesting that this *came* from Rust is a bit of a stretch; this particular team situati...
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Ar-Curunir
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(It's a joke)
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scfrw
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Aw, I used to tutor for the prof. who wrote that. I don't think Usenet newsgroup postings are a particularly representative measurement, but I'll still tell him Reddit said hi when I see him next week. And that all his links are dead.
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RabbidKitten
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> Android/Linux > > /stallman FTFY. Android has very little GNU code.
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mattindustries
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[The better they feel they are at programming, the happier they are.](http://i.imgur.com/pNENoQz.png). Also interesting is [how each country views their ability](http://imgur.com/a/QSQkT). Would love to see it broken down by language, but that requires some untangling of the tags.
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dghvy35
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DGolden
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Shrug. * [Postgresql Java stored procedures](https://github.com/tada/pljava/wiki) * [IBM DB2 Java stored procedures](https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/data/library/techarticle/dm-0510law/) Taste the Enterprise. Okay, okay, postgresql just has a plugin-type system for such things, no-one's forcing you to use the j...
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sacundim
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> Why does this sound so concerning? Because it sure sounds like a vehicle for Docker Inc. to throw their weight around and pressure others into doing things their way.
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dghw0wy
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imadethistosaythis
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That's because Monday is for your 5 min standup meeting that takes 4 hours, so nobody gets any work done until Tuesday.
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berryer
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sometimes the most important quality of a piece of software is someone to point the finger at when shit hits the fan. HIPAA BAAs, for example. While I certainly like MySQL, SQLite, and PostgreSQL a lot better, TSQL's one of MS's more-standards-compliant offerings & does OK
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PM_ME_YOUR_TIPS_GRL
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That's what you'll always get with these kinds of posts. That's because experienced software developers who know any other mature tech stack to use on the server side just wouldn't use JavaScript. They would run a mile.
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cookiesponge
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So what? I bet he's master in HTML programming!
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berryer
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a lot of schools teach Swing if their CS 101 is in Java, so I'd imagine a lot of the night traffic is from students
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sharamall
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The results are skewed towards tags with poor documentation. Between the official java docs and your IDE, there's little you need stack overflow for on Java. Trying to read Microsoft docs though...
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dghwlum
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matizzy
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As it should be.
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godelsincom
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berryer
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I'd imagine a combination of * playing with arduino * playing with rPi * systems software classwork * oh fuck, what happened to my drivers
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Veonik
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Surprisingly detailed. I really love seeing this kind of stuff come out of Microsoft. I wonder if we'll ever see a cross-platform browser from them.
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daymanAAaah
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I just recently started iOS programming with Swift and was amazed by how simple mobile dev could be, after coming from Android. The boilerplate and obsessive adherence to Design Patterns makes me dread implementing updates to my Android apps. I'm definitely dabbling in React Native on my next project. I've never used ...
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outstream
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This is meant to show how it can be used to create games, and the UI can be used in-game. It's meant to be super customizable and easy to use. You can add components and style them through code or through custom parsed files. I'm planning on adding javascript and OpenGL soon. Here's what the files look like: Page: h...
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dghx1on
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CoderPuppie
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`ZipList` isn't a `Monad` because later lists aren't known until you traverse prior lists. For example what would `join [["a", "b"], ["c", "d"]]` return?
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aim2free
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> dynamically typed, a language characteristic that is no longer acceptable in 2017 in my opinion. depends upon the application. There are plenty of languages with dynamic typing that are heavily used today, just to mention a few: Javascript, ruby, lua, perl, ruby, common lisp, matlab, prolog, smalltalk, well I wo...
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Drisku11
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Mathematicians do have type coercion, and use it way more than programmers do. Generally it involves so-called universal properties and/or natural transformations though, and is a lot less ad hoc than programmers' versions. In fact, mathematicians invented functors and category theory exactly to study when type coercio...
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lost_in_santa_carla
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That first graph really just looks like Pharrell's hat though
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dghxeko
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confident_bruce
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I conducted a personal study that proved conclusively that one me vastly outperforms a team of 20 Microsoft employees, by every metric except revenue.
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t3_66brav
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daymanAAaah
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I don't think the 5 years was a total waste. The last few months I dived into node for small projects and found it interesting. However for the last few weeks I switched to Golang to learn something new and because 'it's better'. The problem with this is I don't have the long-term large-scale experience to make a call...
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dghxiuu
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karma_vacuum123
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I'll give it a spin. For the third time in two years I am undertaking the whole "lets get your middleware built" for some company that is cloud-allergic...okay, lets stand up Consul/etcd again, lets stand up Postgres again, lets write Go middleware again, lets stand up memcached again, lets stand up whatever monitoring...
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5skandas
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PROGRAMMERS HATE HIM!
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AbstractProxyFactory
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The idea of running CoffeeScript on the server is literally insane to me. Like, sure, language extensions aren't uniformly evil, especially if it's the likes of Microsoft throwing cash at it, but the fact that the CoffeeScript compiler could opaquely use a prototype property instead of an instance property should be an...
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Phobos15
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> During that time you can apply for H-1B to keep working until you get permanent residence (Green Card). No. That is not what h-1b is for. Don't confuse abusive use with legitimate use. > despite having a much harder time getting the same job I wish that was true. But its easy to get a job when the emplo...
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dghxraj
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tyros
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I love SQL server
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dghxsto
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karma_vacuum123
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wait...what...you did all _that_ and they just brushed you off????? seriously fuck them, thats just insane. the truth is they probably just didn't think you were "cool"...do you have a teardrop tat beside your eye? or maybe a neck tat? are you a transvestite? did you sleep at the ghost ship twice a week before it bu...
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CoderPuppie
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Is there any example of weak typing where it couldn't be reinterpreted as implicit type conversion? In some common weakly typed languages: JavaScript: `'a' + 1` could be interpreted as `1` (a value of type `number`) being implicitly converted to `'1'` (a value of type `string`) at runtime C: `long a = "a";` could ...
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Jeez I thought you were a troll account, but you are actually just drinking the meme filled kool-aid by the pitcher.
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Apterygiformes
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Hey! There's no need to be rude. Remember that no matter where we are all from, we're just people trying to make our way through the world one step at a time!
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tl:dw;?
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hyperforce
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Fansnakes 🐍🐍🐍
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denshi
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Dammit, Jim.
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during my last job search I flat-out refused coding exercises of any kind. I would do verbal/interactive stuff, but no "go home and write code for us" shit. nope. I have stuff on github for people to look at...if that isn't enough, I'll try my luck elsewhere I ended up getting a great job and I am very happy. Many ot...
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crusoe
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Let's write more code in loosely typed languages. What's the worst that can happen....
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I realize this comment is a bit late. Nonetheless: > While you are bragging about being about to turn a Maybe (IO a) to a IO (Maybe a) It's probably more useful to think of the traversable `[a]` (i.e. a list) instead of `Maybe a`. So, if we have a `[IO String]`, that's essentially a list of IO actions that each re...
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NoMoreNicksLeft
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> False. Online data is part of the intellectual property of somebody else, and it's protected by copyright law. Huh? Data has never been protected by copyright. Idiots like to think it's protected by copyright, and occasionally that idiot is a lawyer or even a judge, but data simply isn't a creative work. There'...
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Haskell is based on mathematics and thus makes perfect logical sense. It is a product of a line of thought thousands of years in the making. It is the exact opposite of what I would expect from someone tripping balls.
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MurphyLyfe
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Do compiled .NET stored procedures with TSQL count?
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Python? Future? What?!?
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clapmyhandsplease
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excuse my ignorance but can someone explain what's the difference between pix2pix and CycleGAN ? is it related to how it was train?
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I gotta say. If it is was the answer to everything, why isn't it used everywhere?
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Rough in what way? It's a definition I'd call useless unless you've actually studied category theory, but it is a fully correct math statement. Unless you mean that sometimes people create monads in haskell that don't fully conform to the equations they should satisfy.
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Elaborate on the overloading of semicolons, because that sounds insane.
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CinnamonHeart
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> It is the exact opposite of what I would expect from someone tripping balls. Now, Perl on the other hand...
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Use the word "cuck", lose all credibility.
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This is gibberish to anyone that doesn't speak the lingo of Haskell arrows.
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PowerPoint is Turing complete as well.
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That is not the definition of a monad and that is an example of why people are confused about them. I absolutely agree with you that that "definition" is bad. I should have looked through the other sections in the link a little more carefully, ha. Unwrapping is *definitely* not a good way to describe monads. The laws ...
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einie
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It's just as likely that you can't get sane developers to work with these technologies, so you have to hire juniors that don't know this yet, and these ask more questions.
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I feel like that's a really circular definition though.
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> Taste the Enterprise Mmm, dilithium
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You are dumb. Do you really have to rehash the whole typing argument again.
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You! Stop making references that would be hard for people interested in C to get!
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CellularBeing
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Trying not to kill themselves
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because monads are burritos and you sell burritos
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/r/savedyouaclick
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Main reasons: * type safety & compile-time errors. * share code between front-end and back-end code. * high-level logic can run, without change, on both web and native. * Nim is way, way better than Javascript.. (i have a lot of experience wtih both)
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I dunno. Google for it -- there's *something* out there that describes it like that. Seemed like a reach at the time, but it was to do with sequencing operations.
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> Javascript, ruby, lua, perl, ruby, common lisp, matlab, prolog, smalltalk, well I would say that most popular languages are dynamic typed, and some can be. With the exception of Javascript, I'd say all of them are in sharp decline and being progressively replaced with statically typed languages. > but for dat...
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Uh, Jupyter? http://jupyter.org/
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The idea of sum types can certainly be divorced from functional programming, but to say there's no relationship just ain't right. There are many views on what functional programming is, but I think one of the most useful is that FP is the paradigm that tries to model programming after lambda calculus instead of Turnin...
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Particularly, I think the laws stated with Kleisli composition are the most transparent: * return >=> g ≡ g * f >=> return ≡ f * (f >=> g) >=> h ≡ f >=> (g >=> h) Basically, they say return acts like the identity function, and monadic composition is associative (just like normal fu...
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are there any interesting and lively open source f# projects around? Browsing around on Github 90% of it seems to be f# tools. Which is a little sad. Like Ocaml and ML I always felt that the language hits a pretty sweet spot design wise.
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smugdarkloser
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It's funny because it's true !
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I agree with the junior dev things of AbstractProxyFactory, but I don't understand your sentiments. A person who knows php is going to use php? Okay. But the ease at which I could learn node.js and get a server running on windows with express was insane. Also, when you say 'javascript' do you mean typescript, es6+, et...
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