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haxd
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I have one of these for javascript
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AlyoshaV
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Hey, at least he didn't write it in PHP.
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ssshhhh.. don't encourage them..
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CogsAndGears
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Twist^2: OP IS the bot
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jalla2000
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yes, yes... i don't know what does and i didn't write that and i don't know who did. i only made the pidgin-dbus-glue.
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jalla2000
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I generally don't write comments when I code. Usually, if it's not understandable without comments, than the code itself is not readable enough. This wasn't originally written for anyone else to read though... (that's my excuse this time)
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jalla2000
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I mashed a piece of working code together into one pastebin: http://pastebin.com/uWB59FHP Replace the username with your own and optionally also the introduction message. Enjoy!
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jalla2000
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Guys, it seems many of you actually want to run this code yourself, so I mashed it together into one python-file. Enjoy! http://pastebin.com/uWB59FHP
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ErstwhileRockstar
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> The prominence of multicore processors and the emergence of multiple languages on the JVM is reigniting strong interest in this paradigm. Stopped here.
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jerrro
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why?
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raydeen
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Is there nothing Python can't do? I love Python. It is the uber language.
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henk53
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haha, Java EE 7 will be completely focussed on The Cloud!
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wonglik
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brrr GWT , hate that thing.
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robinwholikesjava
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About time! But very interesting, especially if this will be something similar to what Spring is currently working on, e.g. annotate methods to decoratively specify their caching behavior. This can really open the door for some very powerful programming paradigms!
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icebraining
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Or submit it to TheDailyWTF, if it's bad enough.
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Danthekilla
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I can see your point, I come from a C++ and Game Programming background so I think that's where I get my bias from...
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brasso
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If you're running Firefox there's an extension that can fix that problem forever. :) https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/lazarus-form-recovery/
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poteland
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Do not agree.
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TacticalJoke
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No need to apologise. The old "use a lot of comments" mantra has never been very good — self-documenting code is more readable and easier to maintain. If I ever feel the need to add a comment, I'll first try to refactor the code: extract a method, extract a class, rename a variable, or whatever. If, after refactorin...
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domlebo70
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Yeah I'm also interested in why that was a reason to stop on it's own.
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c2h7idz
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Good summary, but it's not true: mapM print data Shorter than Python, safer than Java.
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c2h7imw
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[deleted]
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Have you read English before? We have spaces that do the same thing!
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henk53
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It's still Maven, but it's a little better now ;)
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${q(Fuck you I'm a Perl variable, and more readable than everything.)}
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robinwholikesjava
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That's *really* basic indeed, but still nice to learn about the concepts I guess!
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henk53
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I'm very curious, why do you hate it? Could you elaborate a little on it?
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[deleted]
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How about making the import statement more flexible? For example: import foo.bar imports the `foo.bar` namespace qualified, so that to access `Baz` in that namespace, I'd write `foo.bar.Baz`. import foo.bar as bar same as above, but with the qualifier renamed, so I'd write `bar.Baz`. import foo.bar (.....
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Surreality
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None of the x64 versions of Windows have the 16-bit subsystem. Windows Server 2008 R2 does not even have a 32-bit version, and 32-bit support is an optional component.
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x-skeww
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Language vs APIs. My post was about terminology. His statement was simply lacking some precision. >Did it, or did it not, make Javascript development for web designers quicker and easier? First and foremost, "JS development" and "Javascript development *for web designers*" obviously aren't the same thing. Second...
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reddy-kilowatt
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pent of demand?
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josefx
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Checking every possible pattern is overkill. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't pointers by default 32/64bit aligned ? AFAIC accessing misaligned values has a rather high performance impact on some cpus - so why would a compiler pack the pointers without the programmer instructing it to.
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ioquatix
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Just for the people who seem to be down voting this - I think it is a valid question and useful for people who aren't necessarily familiar with the trade-offs between garbage collection and reference counting - so maybe rather than down voting, provide some useful critique and feedback?
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masklinn
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The syntax you're using looks rather similar to Haskell's import (if Haskell defaulted to qualified imports instead of doing both qualified and unqualified, which I find retarded)
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c2h7lnt
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wonglik
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It's rather my preference but using javascript + jQuery is much more natural to me. Other things I do not like : 1) Idea of writing javascript in Java is radiculous to me. I understand that in big projects it might be advantage but for small/medium project I see no advantage 2) code is very verbose and unreadable com...
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humanoideric
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or we could actually help and instruct others to improve their coding skills in programming and stop being so proud of ourselves? ... Nah, this is better.
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Taladar
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Actually if it is a key piece of software and you only have a binary one might argue that you were at least partially to blame too.
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c2h7ngw
t3_k2ip8
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x-skeww
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>Actually, if you use the Google CDN hosted version of jQuery, there's a really good chance that users on your site will already have that version cached, thus a 0kb download. Actually, caches are usually f-ing small. Firefox's default cache size of 50mb (which typically didn't even last *one day*) was increased ju...
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c2h7nqg
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[deleted]
null
Absolutely, it's how I wish Haskell did it :)
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c2h7nry
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henk53
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Thank you for the detailed reply. I guess a few of those things are indeed subjective. For 1, this is basically what a lot of other frameworks do as well. Maybe not as directly as GWT, but many of those allow you to put components on a page, and those then render HTML and/or javascript. In that case too, the develope...
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c2h7ns2
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ReiToei
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Is 'yes' or 'no' too complicated for you?
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False
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c2h7nv6
t3_k1lj4
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1427553904
-1
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True
chadmill3r
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It runs on Linux. Sorry.
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False
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c2h7o1s
t3_k2x8k
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t1_c2h7o1s
t1_c2h4wam
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91Jacob
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I was hoping for some laughter apart from code, given the fact that the title is written in the past tense this should be doable. But maybe the conversations were just boring.
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c2h7o22
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appointment_at_1_am
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I don't think you really got what he was saying
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c2h7o2i
t3_k2x8k
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chadmill3r
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You can't do it on Windows.
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0
1315053784
False
0
c2h7o56
t3_k2x8k
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x-skeww
null
I really regret that I wrote that [other long reply](http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/k1lj4/jquery_163_released/c2h7nqg) to you. You seem to fail at basic comprehension. :/
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c2h7oaz
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bluefinity
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That's what [/r/learnprogramming](http://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming) is for.
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c2h7ob2
t3_k2x8k
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bluefinity
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That's perfect.
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c2h7omp
t3_k2x8k
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t1_c2h7omp
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sigzero
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http://www.fossil-scm.org/fossil/doc/tip/www/concepts.wiki
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False
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c2h7p33
t3_k2gxq
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ReiToei
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Yeah, pity about that because I'm not even going to bother my arse reading it. When you grow up from being a nitpicking, douchebag teenager calling people out on ambiguous semantics in order to feel superior, then by all means, get back to me.
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0
c2h7pfz
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1427553923
-2
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mgreenbe
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Well, you can do it in any functional programming language, but macros make it a touch nicer. I imagine camlp4 would do the trick, as would some kludgery in Scala.
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1315054939
False
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c2h7q6p
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mcherm
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Thanks, fixed.
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c2h7qm9
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wot-teh-phuck
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Like the already existing AOP? ;)
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t3_k3fed
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the_456
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Does anyone know what program he is using to edit code? It looks like he is on a mac, and is doing the coding parts live, and it appears as though when he hovers over print statements, a popup/tooltip type window shows the output. Looks neat. EDIT: Rewatched part of the video and it's TextMate.
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True
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c2h7rok
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mikelieman
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Explaining the business logic inline with the actual code??? You better not let the shop-steward catch you talking like that...
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False
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c2h7rt1
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DGolden
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|Actually lisp has syntax allowing whitespace within symbol names too, it's just more conventional to use dashes|
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False
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c2h7s0q
t3_k2x8k
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t1_c2h7iyi
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[deleted]
null
Yeah, lisp is awesome.
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False
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c2h7s4u
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imbcmdth
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Reverse turing test: Bot: "What is the cube-root of 1031?" User: "Um-" Bot: "HUMAN DETECTED!"
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False
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c2h7s9e
t3_k2x8k
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orftz
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What? I find the defaults to be perfectly fine. Whatever you think, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. For me, dwm's defaults were perfectly fine for a long time, and when I got fancy, it was very quick to change the colors and *make install*. Personally, I find this *style* of simplicity really useful if you want...
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wonglik
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>For 1, this is basically what a lot of other frameworks do True many frameworks do that but I find it as their weakness. Look at Tapestry 5 for example. Great framework but really lacks components , so when you need something that is not supported out of the box you are in pain. But still Tapestry template is simi...
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henk53
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Of course this builds upon over a decade of AOP experience and existing libraries. Existing AOP solutions have been doing this for some time indeed. The purpose of both the Spring and Java EE efforts is to bring this useful technique into the mainstream. It's a little bit different for Spring, but especially Java EE'...
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orftz
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I'm a programmer and find the *suckless* movement inspiring. It shows that at least some people care about code source beauty readability through simplicity and strong style conventions. Granted, software development is about tradeoffs, and often for most projects it's not valuable to go all the way into software *bea...
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the_opinion
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Like it or not, some of us do actually work in an environment where we're trusted to get it right on our own
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Cool, but how do we get that cue point meta data entered? I'd nearly kill for a tutorial on this.
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the_opinion
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Scrum, any agile process, isn't something merely for devs to do. There's no point being agile, unless the business actually needs it. Unless you have a case for, and actually are, releasing often, you're not agile. You're perhaps doing some engineering practices that would facilitate agility, but that's it. I've been o...
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dchestnykh
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The whole site is a Fossil repository (except for the download page I linked to).
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mikelieman
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Gtalk? Well, by simply searching Google for "perl jerry garcia", you'll find [Smartphone/Media Center integration via XMPP over GoogleTalk](http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=785470) That's got all the basics of Google Talk. IIRC, there's also some DBus glue... I expect the python libraries are at about the same l...
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the_opinion
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When there's something worth using, it's shippable. Frequent releases aren't suited to every type of app, and it follows that agile methods aren't, either. Often, if the software *is* the product your business sells, "shippable" does indeed come quite late. Just as nobody would sell a car that only goes backwards in a ...
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EtaoinGuitardlu
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Do people give reasons, and if so, could you share?
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the_opinion
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It's not a meeting - that's the point.
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kouteiheika
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I take it you don't like Unity? I'm sorry to break it to you, but **nothing forces you to use it**. If you're incapable of installing an alternative desktop environment (which boils down to few mouse clicks) then **you** should get a brain.
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the_opinion
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If those meetings appear to be 'bugging people', they're being done wrong. The standup is for people actually working on the project to discuss and share, and nothing else. Our standups never have anyone that's not actually a product team member in them, ever. More often than not, it's just devs, designers and QA.
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the_opinion
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I must have missed that memo. I think what's actually happening now is that - slowly - people are seeing it for what it is: one way of doing things, that sometimes applies, but not always.
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cdsmith
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So I followed the link to the Heroku article. It didn't seem like hate for Java to me. It actually seemed like a positive and upbeat assessment of Java, and some insightful observations about J2EE.
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Good point, considering I uploaded it in a rush at 4am my thinking was probably not too clear.
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kamatsu
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> Dynamic languages are simply faster to write then static Totally untrue.
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holeyshoe
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I'm guessing he doesn't like the JVM and/or Java.
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terrdc
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I think #1 is the main key. GWT is really only for large scale things. You can use it successfully for smaller things, but there isn't going to be a big advantage. The best way to think of it is that GWT can be a general purpose tool, but it is going to primarily benefit people who want to recreate GUI functionality...
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GFandango
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no need to be sad dude, they might be interested in learning and we should help them out.
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docholiday
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I have build hardware random number generators and don't understand their problem with analog circuits. Analog random number generators can be build that consume a fraction of a mW and in my experience are better than the digital one shown in the picture because the one in the pic has a fight between two inverters that...
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docholiday
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Circuits like this without a feedback element with almost always give the same value because the offset is dominated by transistor mis-match introduced during manufacturing.
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GFandango
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If you asked a more specific qustion about a section of it maybe I could help but don't expect me to read through the whole thing and explain it for you.
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docholiday
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It has to be more than that, as I said in another comment, the circuit in the dialog will almost always output a constant 1 or 0 because it is dominated by the transistor mis-match introduced during manufacturing.
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docholiday
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So what do you do when p0 is 100% and p1 is 0% Those are the probabilities of the circuit shown in the article.
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z4srh
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Well, do you understand what Monte Carlo methods are? For integration, it's pretty straightforward. Suppose I give you a weird shape, and I want to know the area of the shape, but you don't know how to solve it algebraically. What you can do is find a box that contains this shape. Then pick a bunch of random points un...
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Entropius
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Are you having trouble with the C programming, or the conceptual math behind what you're doing? Gotta be more specific.
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docholiday
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No, not in a modern process. I have built this circuit in multiple generations of processes, without a feedback circuit it will output a consistent 1 or 0. Very small chance you get one that outputs a mix or 1 and 0s.
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captainhotpants
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All I'm saying is that this ^^ is the exception. If it's the rule, the code I'm writing sucks.
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docholiday
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It is a bitch in differential circuits that spend a lot of time cocked in one direction. They wear in non-symetrically and it can be a real problem. The answer is to design things so they don't spend too much time with significant voltage differences between the two sides that are supposed to be differential.
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yiyus
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/r/programming rules: > /r/programming is not a place to **ask for help**, run polls, rant, demo your app (unless your demo includes code or architecture discussion), or otherwise use as a captive audience. For that try /r/learnprogramming or StackOverflow. Keep in mind nobody is going to do your homework. Try to ...
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Heterogenic
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About. Time.
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awj
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Good code makes it plainly obvious *what* is happening. Good comments tell you *why*. You usually don't feel the need for this until months later when the reasons behind the code have fallen out of your head. Your comments on rewriting to keep it understandable are perfectly valid for the "how" part.
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Slipgrid
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I'd guess it's because there are about 340k+ people auto-subscribed to this group, and only about 40 of them know cleverbot, pidgin, or python. To most people it's an interesting title that leads to nonsense.
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Program528
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By the example you gave, I sort of understand the method but I dont really know how to begin. Thank you..
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Jameshfisher
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Seems you're right. WP: "The following typical alignments are valid for compilers from Microsoft, Borland, and GNU when compiling for 32-bit x86: [...] Any pointer (four bytes) will be 4-byte aligned." My main concern then is with these false positives. Can someone describe to me the kinds of memory leaks that are po...
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dspiliotis
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I believe he/she is using the Windows Vista version
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bcain
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Well, it's obviously a CPU-bound application. So naturally it can be handwritten to run faster than the code a C compiler would generate.
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plzsendmetehcodez
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Let me first quote this sentence for you: "Pay particular attention to penalties for late submission and cheating/plagiarism." This is not an exercise for a novice; I guess you should have had some training in C during the course. If not, well, I reckon it's back to square one for you then. Don't you satisfy the prere...
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kamatsu
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Swinburne university eh? I'll have words with your professor about your academic misconduct.
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Just take a book on numerical analysis (I suppose you can handle C decently).
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