Profpatsch

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You Might Not Need the Virtual DOM(blog.functorial.com)
5 points by Profpatsch 9y ago|0 comments
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by Profpatsch 9y ago
There are no global state mutations in `pkgs`. All immutable parts are in `impure.nix`, which already has a complete `pkgs`. Maybe you are confusing state mutations with fixed points, which are used extensively (thankfully).
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by Profpatsch 10y ago
Even though it’s very much out of context for this thread, it’s a little pearl that brought me again a little bit closer to understanding. Thanks!
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Prototyping and code generation tool (not only) for your RaspberryPi(kickstarter.com)
3 points by Profpatsch 11y ago|0 comments
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by Profpatsch 11y ago
Most GNOME apps started today are done in Vala afaik. It’s just starting to get traction. Maybe not at fast as $HipsterLang, but steadily.
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by Profpatsch 11y ago
I have been writing a guide on how to set up a desktop system with NixOS, but I’m not quite finished yet. I wonder how high the interest in something like that would be? I can throw up an unfinished beta version of it if people are interest
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by Profpatsch 11y ago
Dude, give the code some space. It can’t breathe cramped like this.
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World’s first commercially available handheld flamethrower(xm42.com)
2 points by Profpatsch 12y ago|0 comments
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by Profpatsch 12y ago
Exactly. It’s what I commented about super after 8. You spread your (probably stateful, imperative) logic over several files and classes.
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by Profpatsch 12y ago
> It's feature usage - or rather misusing it - that leads to "bad code". I still don’t agree with this. There are features that invite misusing them, or pose a greater risk of being misused. For example, with operator over
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by Profpatsch 12y ago
> is that there is no such thing as "bad feature" or "feature that results in bad design". No, even straight "goto" is not such a feature. Yet, there are features that lead (with a high probability) to bad p
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by Profpatsch 12y ago
Don’t you just love some good ol’ Nit picking …
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by Profpatsch 12y ago
lel, of course everyone is going to discuss about the smallest critique I stated. Bikeshedding at its best.
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by Profpatsch 12y ago
Here are my thoughts after quickly glancing over the „features“: 1. No formatting rules and verbose „end“ I thought that by now it was universally accepted that having clear rules is a good idea, see Python and golang) 2. OO with inheritanc
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Brick'R'Knowledge – build electronic circuits like Lego (Arduino&Raspi compat.)(indiegogo.com)
8 points by Profpatsch 12y ago|0 comments
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by Profpatsch 12y ago
ikr? We should start a lobby. :) Though I would be worried if I heard yandere in any context other than manga/anime.
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by Profpatsch 12y ago
It’s tsundere-speak. Only they are young white males.
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by Profpatsch 12y ago
Hijacking another programming language name for your own cheap JS-syntax clone? Nice move, jerks!
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by Profpatsch 12y ago
Unix time is representing seconds, and seconds are a human measurement which use decimal notation.
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by Profpatsch 12y ago
6000 seconds. That’s still about 2 hours. :)
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In about 2 hours it’s 1400000000 unix time
28 points by Profpatsch 12y ago|20 comments
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by Profpatsch 13y ago
That was quite amazing. I’m thrilled to check out Light Table now. But I’m at a loss, since I just got Clojure running in Emacs pretty well, complete with Vim keybindings. Yet, I can’t get the Cljs connection working in an acceptable manner
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by Profpatsch 13y ago
Holy crap. Or write Sony’s user management. Or Adobe’s. Or …
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by Profpatsch 13y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Cecil_Martin He’s the head of the agile movement.
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JPG batch processing powertool for Webdesigners(rw-designer.com)
1 points by Profpatsch 14y ago|0 comments
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Valve's handbook for new employees(newcdn.flamehaus.com)
1 points by Profpatsch 14y ago|0 comments
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The Zen of Python(python.org)
5 points by Profpatsch 14y ago|0 comments
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by Profpatsch 14y ago
This is really helpful. I like this guy's tips.