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Terr_
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Meh, apples and oranges: Even if Java had additional ways to define string literals in the source, it seldom needs to do regular expressions as much as python does in its role as system-administrator glue.
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It's somewhat justified in that it requires JVM changes to implement the underlying native behavior on a variety of host operating systems, as opposed to being more of a "platonic abstract math"-type change.
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SCombinator
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Misfeature 1: Breaks all the applications I give a shit about.
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A dangerous mis-perception. The standard JVM pools **string literals**, not all strings. That's why this works: String a = "hi"; String b = "hi"; assert(a.equals("hi"); assert(b.equals("hi"); assert(a==b); // Success But this will not work: String a = getKeyboardInput(); // User enters "...
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SCombinator
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It's tacking on yet another special case to learn and use (and for them to implement and then implement correctly) when you could add one feature and handle them all. That's how it's a fucking inelegant hack. The closure block (your code) gets the resource from the with-open-file/File.open code (which is implementatio...
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SuperGrade
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A better example would have been the function: void CalculateStuffFromInputsAndSaveToFile(....) It would do all of the allocations/cleanup - yet not be aware of its environment or do a "hard exit". Indeed, in idiomatic C++ code a hard exit could prevent the flushing/closing of un-unwound write-file objects etc (...
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samcm
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Great idea mate, will follow this closely and if I can scrounge together some money on the PayPal you will be the first to receive it :)
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wonglik
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I basically agree with most you've wrote. But to couple of things I would add something. >I have no idea where the non-compliant html comment comes from, as the dom manipulation is done at runtime, to dom elements, not to raw html. Even in the cases where it is raw html, the deferred binding mechanism is used to de...
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fluxbox
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In italian is a good word :D
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portezbie
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I can't think of anyone who wouldn't want to watch someone code in real time!
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huntersd
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We're on 24 hours a day!
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jalla2000
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That made unexpected amounts of sense. I'll take that with me as a true hypothesis and see how well it holds :)
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jalla2000
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IMO that's a lame analogy. Also, comments get outdated so freaking fast.
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jalla2000
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That is left as an exercise for the reader
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skaushik92
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Wow! That is so much less code! I do not fully understand how you have used randomness to choose the pixel channel. Can you explain that?
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WalterGR
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I've never watched live coding. It seems like it *could* be quite interesting. Does anyone know of especially interesting sessions that have been recorded and are available online?
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jalla2000
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The thing is, most of my friends speak norwegian on IM... Sometimes that makes Cleverbot brainfart, other times it detects it as danish.
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tsjr
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He joined github because kernel.org was having problems.
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Otis_Inf
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Be aware that linq to objects (what you're talking about), implemented in the various IEnumerable's extension methods, is a couple of times slower than hand-written for/foreach methods, on average. This is largely due to the sequence based nature so you have to consume the same set of data a couple of times without kee...
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atrich
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There's a sped-up video of Notch coding a game for some gamedsv tournament. Pretty cool.
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Iggyhopper
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He doesn't have less code. You just have more code because you wrote it in Java. :p
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Otis_Inf
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The tree traversal itself isn't that horrible. The main problem is that it's largely undocumented what you can expect when traversing the tree. It's not that hard to write a visitor which recognizes .Where method calls, can handle and transform simple lambda's etc. The main issues are aliasing sources, different trees ...
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jalla2000
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What's so evil about camelCase?
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xexers
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When I first read this, I thought RPG meant "rocket propelled grenade"... to raise money for children? What!?
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jalla2000
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It's a quick fun proof-of-conceptish hack. I did not bother to clean it up at all before posting it, cos I didn't think people would be this interested! :D
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jalla2000
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Not_Invented_Here
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ErstwhileRockstar
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Light grey on dark grey - it must be serious!
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jalla2000
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Actually, I love Python for doing fun one-man scripts/hacks. To me it's an awesome toy. I hate it for serious medium+ sized projects. Kindof like what perl have turned into for most people, I guess.
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jalla2000
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It's not a great accomplishment. It's a quick fun hack.
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ErstwhileRockstar
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If you are voting this down you're doing it wrong!
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GuyWithLag
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Somewhat content-free, as he doesn't mention whether the call times were with invokedynamic or without.
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IrishWilly
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Check out ludumdare.com . It's a 48 hour game compition with a lot of the participants recording timelapse videos. The Notch video atrich mentioned was done during that.
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nicoulaj
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Isn't this a good reason ? I think has a clearly shown in the past he is someone open source contribution is worth following. Actually I understand better people following him on Github than the ones posting [useless comments on every Google+ post](https://plus.google.com/102150693225130002912/posts/WauLouMLW9n) he mak...
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Syn3rgy
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Wouldn't it be easier to just use the old image+zip trick instead of a seperate program?
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grauenwolf
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Yea, because maintaining a framework written in assembly sounds like so much fun.
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drunkglennbeck
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Is it possible this is named after a Harry Potter spell?
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apackofwankers
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You are essentially writing a cross-compiler. What kind of data structure would you prefer to work on? Hard to imagine any other way of representing a linq query, given that it includes much of the structure of C# itself.
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slgard
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i don't really see that java competes with C++ in terms of expectations of programmers. from my perspective C++ is a low level systems programming language and it's syntax (if not the language itself) is in effect obsolescent and will be replaced by "D" ? java is competing with python, php, C#, ruby, javascript etc a...
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PoisonTaffy
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Code is unintelligible even in fullscreen :(
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bythepowerofthor
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i was going to say, that sounds like *soooo much* fun but that's awesome what you're doing.
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AlyoshaV
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Or give his benchmarking code.
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I don't disagree with that, it was the Google+ following that this was mostly aimed at, but the main point is that they shouldn't follow him *just because it's Linus* but because he is perhaps sharing a project that is actually interesting to them.
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oligomous
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Didn’t read the post but the tutorial PDF on Mercury makes it seem like a damn cool language: http://www.mercury.cs.mu.oz.au/information/papers/book.pdf I am speaking as someone with experience in Haskell and Prolog. You probably won’t get as much out of it if you aren’t like me.
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knight666
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There's also [MasterBranch](https://www.masterbranch.com/), which collects all your public work in one place.
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st33d
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I've been coding an rpg for 2 years now. What the fuck are you guys making? Zelda?
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edma2
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The Python Imaging Library models each pixel as a 3 element list, each corresponding to the value of an RGB channel. So, I just randomly chose an array index from 0 to 2, for each pixel.
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Metsuro
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Good stuff. I'd recommend again.
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huntersd
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Paul's going to do some painting and art stuff in about a minute, then I'll take over a few hours after that! Thanks for the response guys. We've managed to upload 3 builds in the time since I made this post originally.
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antrn11
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I think the point was that he opened a github account, not that he uses git.
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Danthekilla
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I just prefer this: 1. for (int i = 0; i < Particles.Count; i++) 2. Particles[i].Update(); Over this: 1. foreach (Particle particle in Particles) 2. particle.Update(); One of the reasons is that I can put a breakpoint inside the loop (which would normally be bigger than 1 line) and see the ...
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Can you increase font size? I can't see what you're coding.
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Danthekilla
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Sorry I was actually talking about vars just making code unreadable at a glance, by knowing the type I can more easily see what the programmer was trying to do. foreach loops can be a boxing nightmare however, foreach loops over collections can create large amounts of garbage too, especially on the 360 and windows 7 p...
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rnicoll
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> Should have a thing where the main person is coding but the audience can help. Some sort of cross over between pair programming, and Big Brother (the TV series)...
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SeriousWorm
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Yes, it does.
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kaaskop42
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If the foreach version is multiple times faster, something's wrong with the LINQ version. A strategically placed `.ToList()` will fix this. An `IEnumerable<T>` is only a description of a collection, and if you iterate it multiple times, the calculations that generate it will be done as many times. The only diff...
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masklinn
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> If you want to make it general, you can't just call valueOf() on the enum, because strings can include all sorts of characters not allowed in a variable name. That assumes you're switching on completely arbitrary symbol sequences coming from user input, likely deep in your application. Beg pardon, but that sound...
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domlebo70
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Watched this talk the other night in Brisbane. Was awesome and very impressive.
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stokerj
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Anyone who has the social responsibility to whore their talents for charity gets a big up vote from me.
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The [original blog post](http://vanillajava.blogspot.com/2011/08/methodhandle-performance-in-java-7.html) has the code and some relevant comments.
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For the lazy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZV-AFnCkRLY
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Uh, Child's Play is a charity.
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ninjeff
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This is true, but it would be neat if the compiler could spot referentially transparent collections being reused and cache them itself.
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SalisburyL
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I agree with you.
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Well, more like "it has many flaws so let's use something that has fewer".
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sotonohito
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Like I said "pretty much no one had surnames until the Meiji Restoration". Not "no one at all had surnames". A tiny minority, mostly nobility, had surnames. Everyone else did the "given name no X" where "X" was typically their hometown or neighborhood.
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mucsun
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I admit I over simplified. But I wasn't in the mood to list every detail you have to think about in the selection process of a database. Let me say that if you write into your db more or as much as you read and you handle huge amount of data AND it is crucial that your queries return within a max of 100s of ms, than y...
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AlyoshaV
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To raise money *at* children.
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I suggest you read the whole thread before answering.
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RiotingPacifist
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>Assume you don't need your info in fields, rows, assume you just want objects What is the advantage of NoSQL over a filesystem?
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Metsuro
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Direct link to the stream. http://www.twitch.tv/bigblockgames
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holeyshoe
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Can't say that I've run across that particular problem yet. I hope I never do. :D
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I don't got the numbers, but I have always assumed pseudo-persistency on RAM is faster than disk IO + cached. Now, let's change the initial problem a bit. Supose you need this multithreaded appliance to run on multiple servers, treating different ranges of key-value associations per server, but you want to access it o...
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Anslab
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Most part of boost are header only, and templates. Everything being resolve at compile-time, this isn't true. The price to pay is compile time obv.
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moonrocks
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And he already has +1800 followers since 9/3.
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alexanderpas
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how about /r/gaming ?
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codeshite
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Indeed I did.
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xulpher
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I like the satirical points peppered throughout the post. Though I'm sure they'll fly right over the heads of those who would be targeted by them. Really covers what's wrong with what people interpret as the modern development cycle.
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YEPHENAS
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A person as important as Linus should not be allowed to do dangerous sports.
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I think he knows Python and has written some stuff in it. (..i don't have a link..)
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r/gaming is for console players.
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Metsuro
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thats a lie.
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Metsuro
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I put a xpost in /r/gaming.
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eastshores
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There are natural progressions in software development. OOP was a great progression. It allowed us to begin to decompose problems while composing systems that were larger than anything we had done before. Today programming **IS** about learning and using tools, as well as vast frameworks. Still, it is frustrating codin...
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msdesireeg
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Somehow the title of this post is very sexy. Maybe because it sounds fancy and technical and exciting and then it's for a good cause. You rock. Even though I don't play games or program.
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I know, it's so exciting! I have a stream of me balancing my checkbook at the beginning of every month. I don't get many viewers, but watching someone code sounds fun.
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alex_w
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Sure. The client is building an eCommerce aggregation app. so we have a lot of products in the catalog that don't all have the same attributes. For example some will have a colour and a size, others will have max_frequency and internal_flash. We need to be able to search and facet based on all of these. While we could...
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It looks more like they're just gonna make some shitty flash rpg.
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alexanderpas
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so what... it it's for Child's Play we can surely overlook that little insignificant fact.
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AStrangeStranger
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I am sure most of point were recently posted on here - but I sense a slightly different tone even if the words are similar ;) > Five. Mock everything – When testing, make sure you mock everything. The less you’re really testing the more likely your test will pass. Green ights in IDEs are the most important measur...
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phaker
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> One of the reasons is that I can put a breakpoint inside the loop (which would normally be bigger than 1 line) and see the index of what particle (etc...) it is up to for better debugging. Good point. > Will throw exception > 1. foreach (Particle particle in Particles) 2. { 3. if(!particl...
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mhd
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I remember Mercury being a lot more in the "news" a few years ago, along with languages like Clean, Oz and, well, SML. Nowadays it's mostly about Haskell, maybe with a sprinkle of Scala (and of course the ever-prevailing Lisp fringe). Still, logic programming is literally *awe*some. I don't have that much experience w...
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SicSemperTyrannosaur
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They shouldn't be boxing, unless you're coercing the collection type. The only time you might box is if you're coercing a value type into an interface box in your foreach. In terms of garbage, the only garbage that should be created is a single enumerator. I'm not sure why you'd be seeing so much garbage from a foreach...
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codeshite
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I think that's what gets me most. I'm not anti-mockist, it's the extreme form of it that some developers will apply, as you illustrate, without actually thinking about the code under test.
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Well, unfortunately I don't have experience in these so called petabyte databases, but I will try my best. I think the point is not to "ask it interesting questions", more "answer predefined questions and have them stored". If it is as they say (that SQL on these big numbers fail), I assume they just run distributed s...
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IrClaire
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Bee race shall rule.
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sligowaths
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Then people could call and choose which pull requests should be merged.
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Danthekilla
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On the 360 in tight update loops one enumerator can add up very fast... No generation GC either so when the GC goes off it takes ~0.5 seconds to do its job.
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