DeepRote

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by DeepRote 9y ago
The reason it's so expensive to live near SF is because of people like this. Your landlord knows how much you'll pay if they know you work in the gay area and will tolerate a 5-hour commute. It's the same reason NJ is becomin
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by DeepRote 9y ago
Yeah but humans can more easily make macro-decisions based on micro situations. It's easier for us to look at a map and figure out which side is winning, sometimes that's really hard for a computer to do. I'm not a Dota2 play
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by DeepRote 9y ago
ScalaJS already is a real player, it just doesn't stack up to Typescript. I'm not making this shit up out of thin air, look at usage numbers. Purescript is not going anywhere, most likely ever.
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by DeepRote 9y ago
I was going for just the overview
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by DeepRote 9y ago
def memento(x=Float::INFINITY) memento(x-1) end
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by DeepRote 9y ago
I mean they can but we won't get paid if our megacorp overlords don't get their .NET drivel.
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by DeepRote 9y ago
Scala is not even remotely stagnant. Scala programmers are becoming stagnant, but scalac hasnt experienced any major growth slowdowns, Scala native is progressing quite a bit, ScalaJS is still a thing, and Dotty seems to at least be impleme
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by DeepRote 9y ago
The fallacy there is that Clojure development is drastically slowing in favor cljs. Because there's jobs doesn't mean anything with regards to dev status. My dad has been writing COBOL for 30+ years, but I think we could both agre
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by DeepRote 9y ago
Have you ever looked at Julia? I mention it just because I've had almost a carbon-copy of that conversation but I showed them Julia and now that person actually is writing Julia for their startup. That person is doing technical chemica
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by DeepRote 9y ago
Incredibly well-spoken. I've even had devs ask me if we can use Scala instead after a couple days!
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by DeepRote 9y ago
What's not manly about that? I'd fuck Lauren too. Granted, I might not tweet it out quite like that, but yeah. You don't get to determine morality based off someone's speech, only off their actions. Until they actually f
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by DeepRote 9y ago
Neither are making "big strides". They both are barely able to exist. Eta will never even approach Scala in terms of adoption, and I had only heard about Purescript a few weeks ago reading about Elm. Typescript will dominate funct
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by DeepRote 9y ago
Disclaimer: I'm a huge fan of Shkreli. Great guy, excellent financial instincts, pharma wizard etc. I'm surprised he didn't get assassinated for some of that stuff with Wu-Tang, especially in NY. I know I've been waiting
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by DeepRote 9y ago
I've experienced sort of a diagonal problem to this. F# is way too entwined with .NET to be immediately useful to programmers familiar with Ocaml or Scala or Haskell, etc. Some of the basic List. , Array. stuff is simple enough, but t
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by DeepRote 9y ago
The sooner intel dies a fiery death. Microsoft is already preparing for the ARM-war with Windows 10 on ARM, intel has already made threats that x86 emulation is a litigious minefield, etc. They need to go, and I think Microsoft has their ha
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by DeepRote 9y ago
High fees, no good coins, bare bones functionality. Why would I use this when there a dozen better products that do this and more?
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by DeepRote 9y ago
Elixir is just an AST transform for erlang/otp. I like erlang and there are features that I wish it had sometimes, but elixir couldn't be further from what I'd come up with if I decided to fix it myself. It takes all the bad