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by hueyp 1y ago
Yes, he was appointed dictator before the consulship of varro / paullus, but his strategy proved unpopular. It makes sense: identity is hard and slow to change, and the romans had a strong identity around aggressiveness. That said, in
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by hueyp 10y ago
`REQUIRED_CHILDREN` used to not be in docs -- only code. This is what I had in mind when I said partial. I don't know which, but I think one of the `RANGE_DELETE` vs `NODE_DELETE` said it could take a list of ids but only one of them
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by hueyp 11y ago
> if the rates are much higher compared to a marginal increase in risk Exactly. Same thing with public records -- having a public record could very well mean you have a higher default rate but what is important is LC punishes it more th
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by hueyp 11y ago
Yes, but GraphQL is just a thin layer so you can call your existing API's from GraphQL. For example you could start with GraphQL calling an existing HTTP service and go from there. A nice talk / use case given here: https:/
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by hueyp 11y ago
Katahdin -- the northern terminus -- is the hardest climb of the trail and is the biggest focal point regarding the discussion of overcrowding.
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Show HN: GitHubQL – GraphQL-like Queries for GitHub API(hueyql.herokuapp.com)
17 points by hueyp 12y ago|2 comments
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by hueyp 12y ago
I wouldn't call it a software layer implosion -- most people are going to continue to use abstractions on top of these API's for game development. Unity is to Rails, etc ...
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by hueyp 12y ago
The event is the transaction. For example of I have a 'make_user_preferred' event, I just transact the database and then add any metadata I need to the Datomic transaction. Datomic is Event Sourcing if you create a realized versio
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by hueyp 12y ago
Swapping out inner html has issues such as losing form data and bound events (etc...). Ignoring that you also have life cycle issues. For instance if you have a component that needs to know its render height you want a hook for calculating
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by hueyp 12y ago
SelectMany is flatMap. Could the java equivalent be? articles.stream().flatMap(article -> article.getTags().stream()) Or is the previous map required?
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by hueyp 12y ago
I've watched a presentation where (I think) Linkedin talked about their use of node.js. They used it as an API Gateway ( http://microservices.io/patterns/apigateway.html ). The main requirements for this are makin
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by hueyp 12y ago
http://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=2187821 Section: "Zero or more times ... gauranteed" "When considering the behavior of the underlying message transport, it is best to remember what is promised. Each messag
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by hueyp 12y ago
This paper describes ideas around #2: http://www.ics.uci.edu/~cs223/papers/cidr07p15.pdf But yes, your database stores the status of a message. At this point you could drop every single message on your queue and
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by hueyp 12y ago
I generally append 'mdn' to any search that would normally result in w3schools.
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by hueyp 12y ago
I would add: 'Hey Underscore, You're Doing It Wrong' -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3svKOdZijA It is much better than the title would suggest :)
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by hueyp 12y ago
Hydrogen is no different then what you spell out as downsides for electric vehicles. The best source of hydrogen is natural gas. In order to get hydrogen from non-fossil fuel sources you need cheap non-fossil fuel electricity. If you hav
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by hueyp 13y ago
Know of any resources of using clojurescript + react without Om (while we wait for more awesome)? Would the idea be calling setState from an atom's watch and transforming the map to a javascript object?
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by hueyp 13y ago
One thing those analogies miss is that starcraft is an imperfect knowledge game. You don't know everything about your opponent as you would in chess and fencing. It is similar to poker in that regard. This is probably my favorite par
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by hueyp 13y ago
Some of them do. The Nevada Test Site includes several. http://m.flickr.com/photos/maisonbisson/15521786/lightbox/ That road heading northeast past sedan crater leads to Area 51.
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by hueyp 13y ago
Can you include a sample of a template with your custom directive? I'm not sure what the expected thing out of the box would be. (not the code of the directive, just the use)
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by hueyp 13y ago
`ng-repeat` and `ng-include` work fine for recursive data structures. http://jsfiddle.net/uXbn6/378/
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by hueyp 13y ago
Yah, for demo purposes of wanting to show something taking awhile thread/sleep is very convenient. I have no idea, time.sleep in golang might actually block a real thread too. I'm just curious if blocking in a go block could sta
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by hueyp 13y ago
The i is scoped differently in clojure than in golang so it doesn't have the same potential pitfall. I think golang people consider their scoping here a mistake (and have tooling to check it?).
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by hueyp 13y ago
Are the clojure threads actually lightweight? Thread/sleep is blocking so you'd need to occupy 10 threads right? If you wanted to sleep without blocking a real thread would you use an executor service to write to a channel after
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by hueyp 13y ago
> since they will surely differ from Go a little bit, due to the functional emphasis on Clojure Very interested in this. The trivial Go examples seem much more channel as side effect. While I still need to wrap my head around the differ
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by hueyp 13y ago
For working with single value channels having go be an expression seems super handy. For multiple value channels my head keeps going to wanting to have map, filter, etc with the channels and I'm thinking I'm missing something beca
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by hueyp 13y ago
If you have access to apple developer videos from WWDC for the past few years (not sure about 2013) they've talked about the translateZ(0) trick in the webkit / safari / css videos. It has been awhile and I don't curren
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by hueyp 13y ago
What do you use to replace command-T in ST2 in Emacs? I recently picked up Emacs because I'm doing a clojure project (I can't get ST2 to work with nrepl) but I am having a hard time without the command-T fuzzy search. I have ido and find-f
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by hueyp 13y ago
> Pedastal seems more like a framework for building enterprise services, not simply "web applications". Can you point out where in the docs you got this impression? So far for pedastal services (the backend stuff) all I can see is a re
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by hueyp 14y ago
Reading other Clojure code is weird. I agree that it can be hard to get an eye for other peoples code, but the flip side is that everything is just functions and data. When I decided to go look at ring or compojure it was incredible how s

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