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Yeah, it's convention (I remember it as `Right` means right). You can just as well make your own type with better names though. Note that the `Either` type constructor is used for other things than error handling, and the names are historic.
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http://bash.org/?795779
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donri
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Which isn't necessarily a bad case either way.
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keyo_
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Nothing is wrong with the command line per se. It's better than the mercurial one, I love having a unix shell in windows). I just find it easy to do merges when looking at a tree. Git's command line says helpful things like 'x commits ahead of remoteY/master'. HG workbench is pretty good at a lot of things. But becau...
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exhuma
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I agree... There is *way* too much information on one page. It's really hard to grok. I like the idea though to render it as a keyboard. Have you considered having one sheet per mode? Also, a tiny word ambiguity that confused me at first: I read "till" as "to work the soil". I just figured out that "till" is actually...
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AeroNotix
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Why not camel case? I hear this a lot and would like to know the reasons before blindly following it.
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honcas
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Ah, when I arrived, there was no knight. Just the dragon. No wonder I was confused.
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campbellm
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Apologies; I was unclear. I was only referring to the syntax decision, not that they decided to have lambda's at all. I suspect using the Lisp "syntax" for lambda's would spark a more heated discussion. ;-)
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AeroNotix
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I think he means lambdas for the sake of lambdas are frowned upon, lamdas are kind of ok when used as function arguments, apart from that they're generally undreadble unless you're very familiar with how they're being used *in the code they're used for*.
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tragomaskhalos
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Have Google learned from the ungoogleability of "Go" ? Apparently not - we can expect confused newbies searching for info on this new language to instead get the low-down on Eric Bristow and Jockie Wilson !
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dr_jan_itor
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> Interesting, which languages use the pound for templates?+ Ruby: "Two plus two is #{2 + 2}".
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AeroNotix
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I think mostly when Python programmers (myself included) look over old C++ code, or even fresh eyes on it see that the language looks to be made up of a lot of symbols whereas Python has far fewer. I'm not saying Python is the silver bullet, just pointing out why some people would think so. I prefer writing in Pytho...
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TheWix
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I would think New York, like Boston, would be flooded with jobs. It may be the companies are looking more for middle tier devs? At my last job most of the developers that worked on the website were not specialized in front end work but they picked it up. Are you more front end, or can you work on other layers? Compani...
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astrangeguy
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They can't really do what Scala does, because you *really* want covariance/contravariance to use functions. The problem with functions and erasure is that all function types with identical arity are the same for the JVM. So you cant match on functions, can't overload on differing function types etc. if you implement f...
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Let's leave Mr Mercury out of this
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Just sent an abuse report to GitHub referencing your post. The abuse is happening on their site so I think it is best if we let them sort it out.
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Turn off auto-popup of completions. It's a pain anyway.
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AeroNotix
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"Oh this is ok" *gets to regex* "Mother of God!"
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trezor2
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reddit seems particularly grumpy today. Have an upvote for being a pedant and correct ;)
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trezor2
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*Technically* speaking you can program DX video-shaders with Silverlight, but I'm not sure how big (if any) attack-surface that gives you.
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codenut
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I rely on the vim auto-completion feature - ctrl+p and ctrl+n
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TheWix
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Finding quality engineers is hard. Where I am we have a lot of older out of work devs. They are very far behind and take time to train which employers do not want to invest in. The other thing is where you are looking. I live near Boston (well same region) and I am always browsing to see what is out there, and there ...
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If function types are really just generic types like this: interface F<R, A> { R f(A argument); } F<String, Integer> show = x => Integer.toString(x) Then the `String` and `Integer` type parameters cannot be recovered via reflection due to erasure. Personally I think they should ju...
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I actually disabled the arrow keys in my vimrc noremap <up> <nop> (for up, down, left, right)
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ergo14
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haha, why the downvotes? someone feels touched by the fact shitty coding and "scaling" poor solutions is not the proper way to do things?
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kamatsu
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Haskell performs very well in these domains.
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??? A you saying that ACLs are ignored? Have a test case you can give me?
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kataire
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Lambdas are often used where built-in alternatives already exist, e.g. the `operator` package or `functools`. An overuse of lambdas can also make the code denser and thus less readable. A lot of the use cases have preferred alternatives, e.g. comprehensions instead of `map`.
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TheWix
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I don't think age has to be a bad thing. I used to be weary of older developers off the bat because they learned during the cowboy times of software development. I have met more older developers who clung to outdated ideas than ones that kept up with the times. I am not sure this problem is age or just human nature. I...
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Kinda hard to get too interested either way... both are controlled by nasty big corporations who look after their own interests above everything else. Just use whichever is in your best interests... and switch as soon as it isn't anymore.
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The monad instance: instance Monad (Either l) where Left l >>= f = Left l Right r >>= f = f r return = Right
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antrn11
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Yes, I can use arrow keys on motions. At least with the version in Ubuntu and Debian repos.
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RiotingPacifist
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Couldn't you delay then switch the file? Surely that approach is better than modifying a systemcall. Don't suppose you know what the calls are, I tried looking them up last night and went in circles. Oh and I think linux does have on-access scanning but it's implemented with a fuse
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frugal_masturbater
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Beautiful, I'll try it out. I only know basic commands, so I definitely need some kind of help. The command overviews I have used so far have all failed, but none of them were laid out as intelligently as yours. Thank you for sharing!
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TheWix
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I just got into this line of work. I find it interesting. The only problem is archaic DW systems. The one we have now is an OLTP setup so performance is becoming a huge issue now that we are growing. I was pretty strong with databases before but after working here for 6 months I am getting down into the nitty gritty o...
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Xavier_OM
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You can check this one : http://operasoftware.github.com/Emberwind/
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martoo
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Microsoft: NoSQL Pioneers.
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jyper
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lambda were long in the making and aren't certain to be in java 8 either. I don't think oracle is speeding up the java development process.
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thesystemx
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Why the down votes?
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Povidius
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Its the internet, Cat pictures are the new spam!
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EG = Evil Geniuses
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beef_wellington_
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Github has a specific channel for sending copyright infringement complaints at http://help.github.com/dmca/ IANAL ( yet ) but this doesn't appear like a DCMA violation. Everything I have read appears to be operating within copyright laws.
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kataire
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Because there's no sane way to implement them without making the syntax messier. Note how decorators have their own syntax to avoid introducing "proper" function literals. Java is not Haskell and Python is not Ruby. Get over it.
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TransFattyAcid
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Looking at jsPDF, I don't see that it's licensed under an open source license. If that's the case, attribution or not, it's still a ripoff. On top of that, the PDF.js does have an open source license on it. It looks like Marak took copyrighted code that he didn't have a license for, repackaged it and then represented i...
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Taladar
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At first I thought this would be some new kind of Qt scripting language.
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Hash is at Alt-3. If they had any usability sense they would of put a hash key on and got rid of the ±/§ key. Seriously.. who uses that?
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diamondjim
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Why are the moderators at StackExchange such big douchebags? Programmers are not code machines. They have problems other than figuring out technical challenges. They can expect a sympathetic ear, real-world advice and, in this guy's case, a possible connection to a new job. Locking that question served no beneficial pu...
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jyper
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Wonder why c++ uses so many L's?
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Umm... it's in jsPDF's source code, and on the left-hand side of jsPDF's Google Code page. I have no idea what you're talking about.
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jyper
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but for some reason 'e' seems to be underrepresented.
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jyper
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lisp uses () when other languages use ; or {}
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big-o-notation
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> link to the Excel 2011 source What is this I don't even
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beef_wellington_
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I've been looking through some of these repos. For jsPDF I found the original project here: http://code.google.com/p/jspdf/ Which says it follows the MIT license: http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php Where did you find otherwise?
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monk_e_boy
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Front page baby!! -10 points ?! http://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/k9o1o/where_trolling_started/
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jyper
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Ruby always seemed to have pascal inspired syntax to me
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M1573RMU74710N
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Neat, back in the late 90's I had an unholy mish-mash of VB and perl scripts to accomplish a similar interface. I also had it hooked up to my modem to decode caller ID. Nothing beat the nerdgasm when I'd be sitting in my room and my computer would say "Excuse me, You are receiving a call from Dave. Would you like to pi...
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benihana
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Because being aware of it apparently means you're a troll, which is like, so rad.
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MarshallBanana
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Sounds about as ungooglable as "Ruby", "Python", "Lisp" and "C" to me.
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bigboehmboy
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For learning Vim, I'd recommend going using a look at these [cheat sheet images](http://www.viemu.com/a_vi_vim_graphical_cheat_sheet_tutorial.html). The tutorial introduces commands slowly and in logical steps.
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jyper
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ruby uses smalltalk style higher order functions on collection methods doubledarrayOfInt = arrayOfInt .map {|x| x * 2} or to just do something with each element arrayOfInt .each {|x| puts x}
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jyper
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c++ not scheme
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StoneCypher
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Probably the way directory heirarchies do it: by not being recursive. Symlinks are not traversals in the datastructure. They're just bookmarks that say "go over here instead." (They're just integers.) For that matter, most filesystems - Windows' NTFS descendant being the primary exception - aren't actually heirarch...
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unndunn
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> Which is why CENTRAL repos should not have working sets, as okeefe has described. YOUR and MY repo should have working sets, but those should never be pushed to, only pulled from. WTF? No. You push to a repo with working set and uncommitted changes, and a new head gets created on that repo, so that whoever manage...
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I suppose you both meant *subconscious*, but then again unconscious would perhaps explain why they failed to see that this is the wrong solution.
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asegura
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I see no problem with separating "int" from "number" in the schema. It doesn't have to be related with programming language types. I see it more like a *constraint*: you define "number_of_children" field with type "int" so that it will be checked to not be something like 3.5. JS has no separate integer, but internally...
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adshead
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Strange - the knight should be standing just below the Dragons head
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primaryobjects
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This started as an example foray into HTML5 and turned into an easy paint program. I was impressed with how light-weight the HTML5 canvas was. With a couple of addEventListener() calls and the HTML5 canvas.getContext('2d'), you've got a basic paint program, even with persistence, using canvas.toDataURL("image/png"). Re...
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ixid
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But if they don't lock the non-vital questions they might run out of internets!
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Strilanc
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In general you need some way to delimit them. But the compiler can figure out simple cases like ~a + ~b must mean (~a + ~b), because addition of functions is not defined in java.
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00kyle00
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It does, at least on computers which C# targets, pops ;)
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cr3ative
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Basic summary, I think: - Someone light-heartedly rewrites one of Marak's things in a totally different language (Erlang), and asks for his version to be put in place of Marak's (github pull request). This is funny, as it is so absurd, and also a slight language-troll. - Marak replies in a totally humorless way, actin...
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reddilada
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Reminds me of the [FileMatrix](http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/Enter_The_Matrix.aspx). :P It's difficult to try to be everything for everybody. I applaud your effort getting it all in one place. A bit busy for my taste.
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c2ildya
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gnuvince
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Wonder how it'll compare to something like [Opa](http://opalang.org) or Ur/Web
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c2ildyl
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The_Ignorati
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map capslock to esc
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StoneCypher
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I find it quite unfortunate that you feel the need to do this sort of thing. This here, what you're doing, is trolling.
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c2ilead
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unndunn
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The whole problem with that is this idea of "central" vs "private" repos. There's no such thing in hg, and thinking that way leads you into shitty ideas like "the 'central' repo shouldn't have a working set." Or "repos with working sets should never be pushed to." If you're thinking that way, you're chopping off a hug...
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c2ileby
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StoneCypher
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Which puts that comment in a curious light.
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eurodance
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I didn't even know programmers could have drama.
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MechaBlue
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The FAQ covers it pretty well. The biggest issue is that they want to try to keep the noise down so, when people look for something they need, they are more likely to find it.
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c2ilew8
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kampangptlk
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Ewww
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c2iley6
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cr3ative
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OK; how. I'm pointing out that the guy is frequently a dick to other people. I'm providing facts with a slanted angle, because I dislike the guy. This, before the content was removed, **explained the reason it was funny** because Marak took a light-hearted pull request with no humor at all. It's more unfortunate that...
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cr3ative
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He brings it upon himself. When called out on a license violation, a simple "I am so sorry, I have removed the repo" would have been fine. When someone goes offtopic on a meetup thread, you can simply say "That's a good point, but I do think a separate meetup would have merit.". When a superflous/stupid pull request co...
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Bjartr
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I've always liked [this one](http://jrmiii.com/2009/03/06/learning-vim-the-pragmatic-way.html)
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jerhewet
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This. Keep schema the hell away from JSON.
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CephasM
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Excellent! Thanks!
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c0bra51
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>is easier to parse and has the pound sign (#) as a distinct visual cue. No, that's a hash, this is a pound sign: £ Before you say that's is its name in the US, ill start calling it a dollar sign.
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TheWix
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>Over a decade dealing with programmers I haven't met anyone mediocre. Huh, in the past year I have met tons of mediocre developers and even, dare I say it, some very poor developers.
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gospelwut
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Ah, yes. NDA we meet again.
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Poddster
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>This is a basic hg feature. I don't know WTF you're carrying on about. I was talking about git.
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If you can't come up with some simple rules, chances are it will be exceedingly hard to implement (does the parser need type information? then you're pretty much doomed) and likewise hard to understand. Consider what you gain vs. how much more complex it will be.
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Poddster
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>I just find it easy to do merges when looking at a tree. $ gitk --all& ;) I also always use `git gui blame` over `git blame`. Just gives more information.
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AKADriver
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It wasn't worth it, for me. I learned it, and I'm *still* more productive editing code with a modern IDE... even using one of those super fancy custom .vimrcs. vim is just too awkward. Nearly every other editor in the universe uses some variation of the same commands. Maybe it's because I started my career in a Window...
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hagbard2323
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This Kicks so much ass, printing it up right uhmm... when I get more color toner :P
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mdipierro
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I may have that in a couple of weeks.
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coder21
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Question: to be or not to be "in flow"? * Bob Martin (Clean Coder) says: no * General way of thinking says: yes What do you think?
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unndunn
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Aww crap. For some reason I thought this whole subthread was about hg. Bah. I shall shut up now. But not before saying that this discussion has given me a greater appreciation for hg over git.
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rawlyn
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Cool :)
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julesjacobs
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So you have to encode recursive Schemas in a flat representation even though JSON perfectly well supports recursion?
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