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lolomfgkthxbai
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Thank you for reminding me of Monday. *shivers in horror*
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_asterisk
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Accents aren't necessarily Unicode though, they are represented in extended ASCII.
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Thank you for your lengthy answer. That was very clear. Not sure if I'm sold on the idea of structural typing though. If you need to add methods to your interface, but all those classes work fine without being updated to implement them, then maybe what you shouldn't be changing the original interface but creating a n...
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seydar
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One day you will understand.
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DontCallMeSurely
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It's free and community produced. Stop complaining.
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incrediblemojo
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you couldn't be more wrong when you call musicality a mechanical ability. only a crude approximation can be taught or trained. emotion and musical expressiveness must be felt from within. mechanical ability is what enables the artist to express what is inside them, nothing more.
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simonask
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Your question rests on the assumption that the parser needs to be aware what is a template argument and what is a function argument. It doesn't. Again, I don't know what the internal AST of any D compiler looks like, but `foo(...)(...)` is quite trivial to parse.
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jyper
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>Bram Moolenaar of the Vim Text Editor FTFY
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simonask
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What about them? They didn't make it into C++11. The reason they didn't is that it's questionable whether or not they were a worthwhile addition in their current form.
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CafeNero
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I have to say this is tipping me over to Python, a poor video but some cool stuff.
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Tordek
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> > This leads naturally to another problem of ORM: inefficiency. When you fetch an object, which of its properties (columns in the table) do you need? ORM can't know, so it gets all of them > Nope. SQLalchemy and even Hibernate fetches properties in a lazy way if you don't force it. Uh, but... if it fetches...
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Steve132
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> Says who? There's more than enough information in there for the compiler to bind the default comparator at compile-time. You are right, but if the compiler interpreted it that way it would crowd out the actual meaning of a default argument. C++ has a specific syntax for "runtime binding of a default argument"....
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ekimt27
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You're not looking far enough to the future. People wont have a tablet and a laptop, they will have one that serves both functions; initially through docking stations, etc and eventually as just the hardware. Win 8 just seems like it'll help us blend the two.
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abreev8
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foo(...)(...) could mean either two function applications or one function application with template parameters in your syntax. How do you decide which it is? I understand that this is usually decided in the parsing stage of a compiler. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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Because no one wants to download a 300mb (or whatever) video file. People want one-click in-browser streaming without having to delete some file after having watched the video. Pretty darn obvious, but whatever.
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Really stellar thinking there. This is why IT projects fail; "throw more hardware / expensive/fancy software at problem". Typical apathetic 9-to-5 .Net CRUD'in code monkeys who couldn't write an even remotely non-trivial library of their own if their lives depended on it; but it never does for these guys *anyway* of co...
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kikaerter
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The Constitution gives Congress the _power_ to establish patents, not the duty.
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wtfisthat
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That's.... awesome.
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danharaj
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So if I skimmed the post correctly, the author is finding elements of the symmetric group on n numbers that square to identity?
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greyfade
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If that were actually in the bill, those would be improvements, yes. But as I understand, only the joinder reform survived.
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Poor people of course, because all the "rich" people are non-fools. </sarcasm>
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eramos
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higher risk/higher rewards, but EV might still be the same
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audaxxx
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Yes, but you usually tell your database what you want and of course you need to tell it your ORM. Without that info your ORM can only guess and what it guesses depends on your lib and config.
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It is. Fucking lying dipshits on this site. People can fuck off; Reddit in particular. (..downloading is *not* an option in 2011; people want single-click streaming with no files left around on their computers afterwards..)
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I was messing around with this idea recently, as to how compatible subtyping and genericity are. If you have a (compile-time) function that takes classes as arguments and outputs a class or function, isn't that generics? I think the main incompatibility is that type inference is difficult with OOP.
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Bamafan
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> Uh, but... if it fetches lazily, it's "inefficient" when you ask for all of its properties. You end up doing a query per property, instead of a single join. Great point and this brings up probably the single biggest issue with ORMs - newish/inexperienced devs who have zero idea what they don't know like the poste...
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You're right. It is streaming; day_cq is an idiot.
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Bamafan
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Your response x 1000. Excellent, excellent points all the way through.
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danharaj
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No.
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seanbaxter
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The NV cores aren't any more complex. The difference is that the VLIW4/5 components on ATI must all be utilized in a single instruction to get high utilization. This is possible when you're doing vec-4 register-register operations, but becomes difficult when you need to use shared memory for inter-thread communication,...
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rosetta_stoned
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> What evidence would you accept? A DivDev employee "I love Mono" tatoo on their forehead? How about a quote, in writing, from a named official of Microsoft declaring that they intended .NET to be cross-platform? > Clearly the amount of open source libraries Microsoft created and Mono now ships isn't enough evi...
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Bamafan
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I mean an *object* association where the object is an enum rather than a class. Specifically in Hibernate (the ORM I'm most familiar with). And yes, I agree it's pretty lame. I think most projects using Hibernate would be better off without it (long term).
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skew
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The downvoted post was wondering about was the one where you included the line > Haskell has null pointers, it just happens to express them via the Option monad. then axmilar replied quoting that part and saying > I wonder why you got downvoted. You spoke the truth. to which you replied > Because the fanboys...
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AgentME
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Nice try, Notch.
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Sc4Freak
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It also defaults to HTML5 if you don't have Silverlight installed...
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AlyoshaV
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If I'm reading your post correctly, I have no idea what the author is doing.
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First time installing VS?
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Bamafan
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If you know the corner cases *from the beginning*, it wouldn't be an issue. But typically, you only know *after* the fact. In a non-trivial app (say 70+ tables, with many bidirectional assocations of collections of objects) that's maintained over several years, the ORM typically *costs* you more time than saved in m...
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danharaj
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You can think of a permutation as a *function* on a list of numbers (no repeats, no skips). So a permutation is not only such a list of numbers, but a function. [1,2,3,4] is the same as the identity on a permutation of the numbers 1 to 4. [2,3,4,1] would be the one that sends 1st to 2nd, 2nd to 3rd, 3rd to 4th, and 4t...
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angsty_geek
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Yes, true, but most developers don't realize this. I see the same garbage code every day. Execute a query. Loop through a result set. Copy a row into an object. Etc. You complain about it, and you get "I don't want to use an ORM. ORMs are bad." without any reasoning. Or, you get someone who's idea of an ORM is Hibern...
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MathPuzzle
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Yep, it's easy to check that the example the author gives is a product of transpositions: (15)(28)(37)(46).
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[deleted]
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Oh my god you're fucking crazy ಠ\_ಠ
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[deleted]
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What is a "real" programming language? Javascript is a code that is ran which informs the computer to execute a sequence of operations, no?
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Wolfspaw
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Hm, you're right! With Symbola I can see them.
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bastawhiz
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I think this is great. The biggest barrier for me to start with Arduino is that I have no background with electronics, even though I'm a strong programmer. I'd love something like this, but with support for loading up custom code on it.
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anti_crastinator
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I called it devstudio because that's how old I am. I've been using microsoft tools since before they called it visual c. We (EA) are currently using 2008 on a mix of machines. We're about to switch to 2010 - something I'm dreading as I've heard from other teams already switched that it's comparitively less stable! I...
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cyancynic
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I'm more questioning his decision to take a massive chunk of JSON and turn it into Core Data objects. Pretty inefficient processing strategy and the parser is the least of his worries in that scenario.
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yggdrasiliv
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True, however most people who don't know what they are doing base it on length.
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sirin3
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keepassx
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sausagemix
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It didn't seem like they had HTML5 version of this one
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evinrows
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Like high school teachers? :)
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eruonna
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Yup, they discovered inversion of permutations, then went looking for fixed points.
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millstone
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Looks like any major x86 platform.
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mistralol
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I know exactly what you mean. Code like. Open a database connection. Create an sql statements. Escape / AddParms for the sql statement. Execute the sql statement. Loop over the result set. Close the database connections. Repeat that for almost all data that is displayed. It a nice way for people to copy paste bugs acr...
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TheSuperficial
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Her own words: blah blah blah "without them having to write any code" WTF does this have to do with programming? I develop firmware all day long, I get that there's firmware in the little modules, but my HDTV has a shitload more firmware in it - should I post HDTV links here too? I'm not the guy to always say "compu...
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zzing
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I have met a guy that is implementing a functional programming language using C++ templates and is almost done. The joys of PhD work...
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Asians_and_cats
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I think it is a good idea, but it is almost too simple to be expandable. I recently got an [arduino inventor kit](http://www.sparkfun.com/products/10173) and have found it to be very useful/cool. Last time I had something like this, it was a pic32 board and programming it in C was not anywhere close how easy it is to p...
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0xABADC0DA
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You didn't answer any question so I guess you missed the point. If the programmer has to have the foresight to declare something an interface, then there's not much reason to have structural typing at all.
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gfxlonghorn
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It is a cool idea, but I feel like Lego implemented this much better with Mindstorms.
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sketerpot
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You can write the parts that need to be fast in C. JS is not always fast enough. You can write in languages other than JavaScript. That's kind of a big deal for me. You're not at the mercy of all the different JS engines when it comes to the speed of your programs. You know what instructions are going to be executed,...
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sketerpot
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They also have an ARM version, and they're working on a portable version where the "binaries" are distributed in LLVM bytecode, and JIT compiled to native code.
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Hyperian
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I'd like to play with her little bits
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andralex
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A very nice piece indeed, and very eloquently put. Unfortunately, as it gets dangerously close to generic programming and Go's lack thereof, it painfully illustrates Go's insufficiencies as much as its fitness for the task at hand. First off, one thing that may be non-obvious is that the description given is straight ...
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74HC595
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It's a real shame the [starter kit is $130](http://www.sparkfun.com/products/10627).
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bunny182
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Her eyebrows : /
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jschuh
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NaCl avoids the two biggest flaws of ActiveX. First, ActiveX binaries run unmodified native code with no restrictions, which is why ActiveX eventually became synonymous with security vulnerabilities. In contrast, NaCl binaries are compiled to a limited, safe instruction set (which the client reverifies) and run inside ...
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skew
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Ah, so you are following Wadler. Do you believe the students using the dynamically typed language finished their parsers more quickly?
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Lerc
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If they get portable nativeclient going on a light footprint I think the platform has a lot of potential. I'm not sure how much weight LLVM adds to the equasion. A lack of processor portability is the biggest issue with NativeClient.
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placidppl
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http://littlebits.cc/
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If I'm going to read this whole thing why the hell do they put it in a tiny box?
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placidppl
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Their site store allows you to [preorder for $99](http://littlebits.cc/pre-order).
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ezekiel
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Yes, thank you. I too have seen essentially a 100% failure rate for ORMs across three separate companies and three different ORMs. The ORM cannot possibly know what is needed to be saved or retrieved. It may be able to do it right sometimes, but that is not good enough. Also, across all the usages I have seen, never wa...
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sketerpot
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If you compile x86 and ARM versions, then don't you have >99% of people covered? The main barrier there is developer tools, to make it easy to compile and test with both processors.
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ezekiel
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> ORM does not abstract a database. What does that mean? ORMs stand between the application and the database. They present an API to the app, an API different from the database's own API. Sounds like the Facade Pattern to me. Maybe a little Adapter Pattern mixed in.
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stoicaurelius
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Really? You watched the whole video, and the only thing you could do is make a stupid comment about her eyebrows?
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freespace
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Amazingly clear explanation.
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djkrugger
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Not even a [breadboard](http://files.hwkitchen.com/200000505-8ada68bd41/arduino-protoshield-kit-with-mini-breadboard.jpg)? You just plug the wires, no soldering needed.
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ezekiel
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*All* developers I have met who promote the use of ORMs describe "avoiding SQL" as the main benefit. (And, *I* don't see that as a benefit.)
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unquietwiki
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Good question
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ironiridis
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That's fair. I can't disagree with anything you've written.
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jschuh
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There are fundamental parts of JavaScript that limit its performance (things like dispatch overhead and typing). Other JIT compiled languages don't necessarily suffer this as badly as JavaScript, but they all do incur penalties of some form. Since a nexe is just a straight ia32 binary, it avoids most of the overhead as...
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gwern
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> Do you believe the students using the dynamically typed language finished their parsers more quickly? I seem to recall thinking something along those lines. > Subjects using the dynamically-typed language completed the scanner in an average of 5.2 hours, statically-typed in an average of 7.7 hours; the differ...
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shoeOnHeadPls
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Stock options are a great way for employees to share in the success of the startup if the startup is a success. The thing is if the startup fails the options are worthless and the employee is unemployed. Now, a person who is already part of the startup scene might know the founders and be able to make an informed deci...
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ezekiel
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Same here. LINQ-to-SQL was rough and required lots of complex helper objects. NHibernate is currently consuming probably 60% of our time too, fixing bugs caused by the "edge cases" (of which there are many). The other 40% of time is being similarly consumed by WPF mysteries. ADO DataReader works just fine and has fo...
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Sc4Freak
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There is an HTML5 version, and it works fine. Although I just realised it won't work if you're using Firefox or Chrome, because they don't support H.264. Try it in IE9 or Safari, and HTML5 works fine and dandy.
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ezekiel
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I see what you are saying--there is an object-relational mismatch and the ORM advocates are trying to pretend like there isn't. You are correct. But, focus on the actual needs we have: to store specific data and later query to get it back. In that perspective, SQL already works perfectly. Nothing needs to be added.
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caust1c
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##
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danharaj
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Everything mathematical is clearer when you pass from thinking about objects to thinking about functions.
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Phr0ztByte
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What is wrong with you? Seriously. I felt violently ill after reading your comments from the last week or so. My god.
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imaginaryredditor
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If portability is a goal, they really should only be supporting the LLVM version. If the other versions are there, people are gonna use 'em.
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noumuon
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it's still a mechanical ability. the emotion is portrayed in the slight changes in tempo and dynamic. this is entirely reproducible and is a reproduction of the mechanics of playing. a very, very large majority of musicians do exactly this. all you have to do is see how the popular interpretations of various pieces hav...
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xon_xoff
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I like the idea behind Google NaCl, but on Windows it actually manages to be **less** portable than native code. The programmers used x86 segmentation as part of the 32-bit sandboxing algorithm, and in order to set it up they used an undocumented OS call (NtSetLdtEntries). LDT support was removed with x64 versions of W...
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Kannada nagana?
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Ralgor
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It is not "quite trivial to parse". It makes the grammar context sensitive and ambiguous. It is this exact same thing that makes C++ so hard to parse. You can't just "parse" C++, you also have to do full semantic analysis. Adding the "!" makes things MUCH cleaner. Now, there's an argument that a programming langua...
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catcradle5
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I assume you prefer functional programming to OOP then?
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