emil0r

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by emil0r 11mo ago
Even the GUI can follow the FCIS architecture. It helps immensely with testing and moving things around. For a bigger program that handles lots of things, you can still build it around the FCIS architecture, you just end up with more in-&gt
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by emil0r 11mo ago
You are very right in that things need to change. If they don't, nothing interesting happens and we as programmers don't get paid :p. State changes are typically moved to the edges of a program. Functional Core, Imperative Shell i
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by emil0r 11mo ago
The way I like to think about is that with immutable data as default and pure functions, you get to treat the pure functions as black boxes. You don't need to know what's going on inside, and the function doesn't need to know
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by emil0r 2y ago
'vi' 'emacs' 'jove' -- use whatever editor floats your boat but learn the hell out of it you should know EVERY command in your editor Those who picked emacs from that list never got the point of writing
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by emil0r 2y ago
There is a functional core in js, and as such it might be an idea to take a look at common OOP design patterns and how they translate to an FP approach. This is Clojure based, but there is a lot of similarity to js once you get past the syn
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by emil0r 3y ago
Yes, so in that sense it's sharded. In another sense it's all one server, as you can warp between different systems and meet all the players there in the game. Everything is run on one giant server. Not sure how it is now, but bac
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by emil0r 4y ago
Used to play EVE a long time ago in a known alliance. The game mechanics were not that good. What made the game shine was that it's an extremely complex sandbox game, where almost anything goes. This leads to a very complex game that i
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by emil0r 5y ago
Hungary. They started about ten years ago, and I believe they have managed to turn the trend.
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by emil0r 6y ago
Life will continue.
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by emil0r 6y ago
A combination of bad PR from Sega Saturn, fanboyism of Nintendo over Sega, Sony absolutely killing it with Playstation One and hyping Playstation Two to pieces leading to few game studios making games for Dreamcast, which lead to fewer sale
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by emil0r 6y ago
So basically EDN.
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by emil0r 7y ago
Welcome to the world of being a parent. It can be frustrating, perplexing and mind-bending. Few things compare to those little arms snug around your neck, the head leaning on your shoulder, all in complete trust that you love them and wish
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by emil0r 11y ago
Isn't "saviours of Europe" more than WWII though? It's also the aftermath involved in those words and how the Cold War panned out with a Western Europe under the influence of the USA and an Eastern Europe under the influ
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by emil0r 11y ago
Programming Clojure 2nd ed, Clojure for the Brave and True. Probably others as well :)
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by emil0r 11y ago
Well... it is thinking collective :)
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by emil0r 11y ago
I really wonder how this got to be the explanation behind IS and similar groups. They always reference the Qu'ran, the hadiths and the sunnah in everything they do. The US foreign policy was used as a convenient excuse and certainly wa
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by emil0r 11y ago
Some further information regarding the allegations from someone inside RKK at the time and who was heavily involved in the practical running of the corp. I was involved in RKK from late 2004 to 2007, the period when BoB became a true powerh
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by emil0r 11y ago
Very misleading title. Wanted to read the article, was hit by yet another story that wants to be a minor novel before it gets to the point, and then skipped reading the article because... effort. Was left with the impression that you would
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by emil0r 11y ago
Upvoted for you.
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by emil0r 11y ago
For all time: That I still stretch myself, even when it's painful. Right now: How far we have gotten with Realty Africa, a property crowdfunding platform dedicated to Sub-Saharan Africa. The response we have gotten on the ground has ta
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by emil0r 12y ago
The cat.
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by emil0r 12y ago
Other than JSON over HTTP you can also use something like https://github.com/lynaghk/zmq-async/ .
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by emil0r 12y ago
Taxes, cost of living (food, clothes, rent, etc) and possibly loans.
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by emil0r 12y ago
How would you prevent rot?
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by emil0r 12y ago
Why not just colour the domain?
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by emil0r 13y ago
My take would be: I want to work in the areas where Java is used, but not use Java.
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by emil0r 13y ago
> * An infinite loop does not end, even in an infinitely powerful computer What do infinite loops have to do with anything? Presumably the creators of the simulation would be skillful enough to avoid them. That would be this: "&quot
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by emil0r 13y ago
I kinda miss the videos where the theists and the deists make their case.
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by emil0r 13y ago
That was entirely worth the time to read. Very interesting take on it and it also shows how damaged I am by online forums thinking it read like a perfect troll.
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by emil0r 13y ago
Seems like it will be an awful lot of work to support older work?

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