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ighost
11y ago
Oh man Palau has NaN% software engineers accepted :(
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ighost
11y ago
those are the export formats
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ighost
12y ago
Thoughts on which has the better type system?
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ighost
12y ago
<neo-voice> I know category theory </neo-voice> Kidding. Where's the tl;dr?
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ighost
12y ago
I know how you feel. I've worked at a couple of startups, two groups at Apple, two groups at Google and now at Twitter. I've learned two things chasing a feeling of fulfillment, like you seem to be: 1. You can't expect your j
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ighost
13y ago
Hilarious, but needs more vbscript.
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ighost
14y ago
The authors makes it sound like after designing the UX, the implementation will become trivial. I think this is a bit naive because most serious applications go through many iterations of UX. Some of these changes will be small and not requ
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ighost
14y ago
So how do you reply when the interviewer asks you why you left the previous job?
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ighost
15y ago
Yes, Javascript the language is getting better support in browsers, but DOM manipulation without a framework (like jQuery) is still horrible.
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ighost
15y ago
If you don't understand basic memory management without ARC, you have no chance of ever understanding the weak reference annotations that ARC requires in certain cases (e.g. to avoid retain loops).
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Fast native methods for javascript collections
(gist.github.com)
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15y ago
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ighost
15y ago
The Todos example is handy, but not every app is a todos app, and there's plenty of Backbone functionality that is not exercised in this simple app. And when there isn't an existing example of what I'm trying to do close at hand, I find the
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Fast, native methods for javascript collections
(gist.github.com)
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ighost
15y ago
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ighost
15y ago
I'm tired of this alarmist tone.
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ighost
15y ago
i'm only on chapter 34, but i'm not enough of an old timer to comment on historical accuracy.
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ighost
15y ago
Do you really think Steve Jobs, a man obsessed with his legacy, would authorize a hatchet job?
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ighost
15y ago
> I would posit here that nothing I could do in best practice would have caught the offending line. bullshit. jslint or clojure compiler would have found this error at "compile time." coffeescript would have made it a non-issue.
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ighost
15y ago
Kind of strange that they only used the street name exclusively when referring to the drug. It's MDMA, BBC.
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ighost
16y ago
omg what if he came up with a decent syntax for tex? that would be truly earth shattering.
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On making decisions
(iter8or.wordpress.com)
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ighost
16y ago
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ighost
16y ago
kinda banal if you ask me. it's two simple tools that do approximately the same thing. even grep vs ack would be more interesting. no offense to the authors of course, they did a great job in both cases.
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ighost
16y ago
Him actually owning up to it without the sly language?
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ighost
16y ago
(Maybe) It's just Gruber's entry into the iPhone Rumors Game. But he's Gruber, he doesn't merely spread rumors, he conveys them subtextually. (/Maybe)
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ighost
17y ago
Writing Java apologetics with using Scala sounded like a great idea at first...
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ighost
17y ago
thxu. Too bad it assumes knowledge of C++. I hope I can still follow it with my limited C++ knowledge.
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ighost
17y ago
I wish someone would publish this "tasteful subset of C++," kind of like Douglas Crockford's Javascript: The Good Parts. Then I could just learn that and skip all the crazy template shit.
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17y ago
I agree that polymorphism is the "right way" if there's already a class hierarchy established. If the superclass-subclass relationships aren't in place for you (worse yet, they're not set up how you want them to be set up), this hack accomp
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17y ago
Synthetic? Yes. Contrived? No. I've seen this sort of thing in my own and other people's Java code, where you know what class it is but not the most-derived subclass. That's how polymorphism happens.
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17y ago
You're mistaken. Animal animal = zoo.getAnimal(); Can I do animal.bark() or animal.fly() ? All I know is that it's an Animal of some sort, may or may not be an instance of the Dog or Bird subclasses of Animal.
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17y ago
Technically it's one line without semicolons in Python
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