tethis

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by tethis 12y ago
If you look at those benchmarks, for the same db queries on the same db backend, throughput and latency can differ by an order of magnitude. We're talking the difference between 200 or 2000 requests per second, or 50ms vs 500ms latency
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by tethis 12y ago
But to succeed as a currency, it needs to encourage people to spend .
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by tethis 12y ago
I am indeed referring to for-comprehensions. Any time you have nested flatMap/maps you can replace it with a for, since that's all a for-comprehension really is... computation1.flatMap { result1 => computation2.flatMap
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by tethis 12y ago
But if the currency is deflationary with a coin limit, over the long term the only way more people can enter the market / make use the currency is for, as an example, $1 USD to be represented by smaller and smaller subdivisions of BTC.
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by tethis 12y ago
The point of these benchmarks is that, given the same database and the same queries, languages have different performance profiles. If I build an application in Java and Python, with the same database backend, running the exact same set of
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by tethis 12y ago
The address bar works as both now, it seems that the search bar is left there so that it doesn't startle all the neophobes even more.
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by tethis 12y ago
And it's important to note with Scala, a big part of its complexity comes from the practical philosophy of its creators: purity is sacrificed in order to actually make it work on the JVM the way we want it to . I used to work with Jav
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by tethis 13y ago
Providing additional information about the author is a logical fallacy now? Also, see: http://www.logicalfallacies.info/relevance/fallacists/
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by tethis 13y ago
And it would also only be for a specific user, rather than the dragnet surveillance (biggest fishing trip in history) that the NSA, et al, are conducting.
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by tethis 13y ago
Are they preventing you from installing GNOME2 on your desktop?
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by tethis 13y ago
Yeah, right, they "got hacked".
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by tethis 13y ago
CKEditor 4 also supports inline editing like this.
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by tethis 13y ago
Sweet jesus I cannot read that font.
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by tethis 13y ago
It's also included by default in Play Framework. I used it for a while, on a large project, and eventually came to hate it. I try to write as clean code as ppossible but still found the resulting mess of words, commas and arrows floati
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by tethis 13y ago
Ooh, is there a story behind this one?
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by tethis 13y ago
I've been pleasantly surprised using SBT... it's been doing the job for me for a year now and I haven't had any problems.
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by tethis 13y ago
I know I like to talk about Haskell, even if it's too dense for me to grasp at a level where I could put it into production without jumping off a bridge.
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by tethis 13y ago
This isn't really a "confession"... just someone gushing over a programming language in a terrible looking font.
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by tethis 13y ago
Not if you have to type that out every single time...
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by tethis 13y ago
Google Trends predicts own demise?
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by tethis 13y ago
There certainly are ORMs available with Play! I'm using one called Activate ( http://activate-framework.org/ ) in a few of my latest projects and it's really simplified things. There's also Squeryl, ReactiveMon
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by tethis 13y ago
We just had a ruling a couple months ago, up here in Canada, that a 3-year mandatory minimum sentence involve possession of a loaded firearm was unconstitutional as it is considered "cruel and unusual punishment". Is such a challe
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by tethis 13y ago
Let me know when you find that grave, because I'll join you after eating a huge bowl of chilli.
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by tethis 13y ago
My thoughts exactly!