flyhighplato

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by flyhighplato 7y ago
Love Drools. The consultancy I worked for made so many happy customers by just simplifying a lot of complex optimization use cases with Drools. Hard to do better than Drools for rule-based anything if you’re on the JVM.
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by flyhighplato 7y ago
I’ve been using this in our Python project via clipspy ( https://github.com/noxdafox/clipspy ) and it’s been pretty nice. Clips is really REPL-centric and provides a lot of good debugging tools. It’s powerful and fast. T
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by flyhighplato 11y ago
If you're favoring Boot, why not just use a newer version of Grails?
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by flyhighplato 11y ago
Chicago, IL or REMOTE - Full Stack Engineer @ Spantree - http://www.spantree.net Web Front End: Angular, Backbone, React Web Back End: Spring Boot, Grails Data Stores: Elasticsearch, Postgres, MongoDB, Redis, Couc
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by flyhighplato 14y ago
Groovy: Java is not Python enough
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by flyhighplato 14y ago
I want to like IntelliJ IDEA so so much. In the same way that I want my primary computer to run Linux and all my code to be in some dialect of Lisp.
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by flyhighplato 14y ago
I'm a visionary.
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by flyhighplato 14y ago
It's all very simple. The trick to always succeeding is to take all your failures and make yourself think they're successes. If you can't fail, you've got no fear. Being delusional or mentally/emotionally unstable helps.
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by flyhighplato 14y ago
We just lure all the Nestle employees into a dark alley... and then we hit 'em up for more candy bars!
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by flyhighplato 14y ago
Giving the type of people who like command lines a command line -- not a bad idea! The down side is that, I think, this is really only useful for the github power user. The upside is: I'm a github power user! Seriously, though, I hope they
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by flyhighplato 14y ago
Well, I don't know how you got that assertion about the normal distribution. But, one reason you could think it's not a simple normal distribution is that computer science classes often have bimodal grade distributions.
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by flyhighplato 14y ago
Amazing stuff. This may finally give me an excuse to learn Haskell. I have some concerns, though. I'm no JS expert, but it seems to me the resulting code is a bit difficult to read. The good thing about CoffeeScript is that the code that
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by flyhighplato 14y ago
I agree that modern "computer science" educations often don't teach enough to allow you to make great software, nor enough to open your eyes to the grander concepts. But you can't take that to mean that there is some subset of concepts tha
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by flyhighplato 14y ago
Keeping actual files around, eh? What a quaint, old-timey idea.
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by flyhighplato 15y ago
Test
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Please Ignore (testing using MathJax on here...)
2 points by flyhighplato 15y ago|1 comments
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by flyhighplato 16y ago
I was in this class. We all had to do this assignment and it was really fun. Dr. Andy Johnson is a great professor.
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by flyhighplato 17y ago
I think the headline and the blog entry is saying that every line of code is going to be an interface for someone. Whether for the purposes of reading or using your code. Kind of stretching the user interface idea to this other thing, too
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by flyhighplato 18y ago
I'm a bit sick of lists of advice on blogs. I wish this trend would stop. Also, and I mean this as politely as possible, the advice is pretty obvious in this case. Nothing really controversial here to make me think.
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by flyhighplato 18y ago
I wish 3D printing tech was developing faster. I bet there's still room for someone to step in, improve them, and make billions out of it.
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by flyhighplato 18y ago
It's time to build Starfleet Academy. We know there are enough VCs around San Francisco to do this! :)
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James Bottomley - Hacking the Linux Kernel for Fun and Profit(viddler.com)
1 points by flyhighplato 18y ago|0 comments
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by flyhighplato 18y ago
I think it must get harder to run a company that way when you get a lot more employees. Once you become just another face in the crowd, there's not as much social pressure on you. The system might break down there. I mean, I'd love to wor
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by flyhighplato 18y ago
What an interesting problem... so, if you were to build a searchbot, what would it type into those form fields it found? It has to be very difficult, especially since you can't do too many submits. Could you somehow infer what to put in the
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by flyhighplato 18y ago
There's another fast food chain that's kind of like this: Five Guys Burgers and Fries. Best burgers I've ever had. And they only serve burgers and fries (the occasional drink, maybe, if you're lucky and you ask nice) and that's it. They
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by flyhighplato 18y ago
I'm not sure what you could be basing that on. I didn't see any demos (or did I miss a link?). I read a list of features and a vague description in a few places. You can't really make a judgment either way.
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by flyhighplato 19y ago
I'm not sure if this article is just making an elaborate guess or if it has support for its argument. Anyone have any idea?
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by flyhighplato 19y ago
It's hard to represent something subjective in a single number. This problem isn't really solvable. Making the karma algorithm too complex could make it even worse.
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by flyhighplato 19y ago
Kinda. I think putting a poll should involve spending some karma points. If a poll cost 50-100 karma points to create, anyone who posts a poll would make sure they were interesting.
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by flyhighplato 19y ago
Hmmm... it's an "iPhony" for the most part. I wonder what else they have in store. Is the openness of this the entirety of the radical innovation in this? Or am I expecting too much?

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