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Gazpacho posted:never heard of this poo poo, what could the point possibly be yeah you'd evaluate it at every pi/12 between 0 and 2pi. just to watch the numbers go up and down. gently caress that
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tef posted:Rails is not that. Rails is omakase. A team of chefs picked out the ingredients, designed the APIs, and arranged the order of consumption on your behalf according to their idea of what would make for a tasty full-stack framework. The menu can be both personal and quirky. It isn't designed to appeal to the taste of everyone, everywhere. i guess dhh enjoys the fine taste of root vegetables
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WHOIS John Galt posted:gently caress hackernews forever just realized that i haven't gone to hackernews in about a year. i don't see myself breaking that streak anytime soon
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Jonny 290 posted:yeah you'd evaluate it at every pi/12 between 0 and 2pi. just to watch the numbers go up and down. gently caress that Also to keep the fartlings occupied while the teacher steps outside for a smoke
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is omakase going to be the next horrible term that terrible people use? like calling things "beautiful" or whatever other horrible terms people use to try and describe programming as a sacred art. maybe it already is and i missed it.
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:ruby comes from glorious nippon ruby attracts the same programmers that perl did who want to feel clever and "expressive" but with added community drama
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Someone tell dhh about the concept we call "Set Meals". It will blow his mind.
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omakase a la carte hors d'oeuvre onagi chappati bratwurst chow mein falafel
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Werthog 95 posted:visual studio
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tef posted:Rails is not that. Rails is omorashi.
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Toady posted:ruby attracts the same programmers that perl did who want to feel clever and "expressive" but with added community drama every so often i'll do something clever in perl and i'll feel bad until i write a quick comment explaining it then i feel better
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OBAMA BIN LinkedIn posted:perl owns that it does
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generating some xml from an sql database and it's easy
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spongeh posted:is omakase going to be the next horrible term that terrible people use? like calling things "beautiful" or whatever other horrible terms people use to try and describe programming as a sacred art. as long as we can agree that smalltalk is bespoke
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Progressive JPEG posted:I always thought it was interesting how quickly/cleanly visual studio recovered from a crash -- its as though they're apologizing for it internally being an unstable piece of poo poo that crashes all the time, by reacting with a quick recovery when said inevitable crash occurs. visual studio 2012 on my win 8 machine is a little too eager to show off its quick recovery skills, every single time i close it it reopens as though it crashed one of a multitude of reasons i'm not using win 8 anymore
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i read chap1 of my first javabook last night. keep in mind im coming in from ~8 months of perl and i get OO but havent really built any OO systems yet looks pretty good. strong types are weird but it's not like im not an intelligent life form
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Jonny 290 posted:i read chap1 of my first javabook last night. public static void main String args
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Java is cool. If you don't already have it, you should get Effective Java to help you avoid the worst parts of the language also get your boss to buy an IDEA license Posting Principle fucked around with this message at 15:30 on Jan 9, 2013 |
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polpotpi posted:javascripts type system is gay and dumb unless you use !== and === everywhere please describe a real world scenario where you actually need to do this
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sports posted:polar graphing? look at this scrub who's never heard of radians "pi?? oh it must be to do with circles!!"
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OBAMA BIN LinkedIn posted:also generating anything in json in perl sucks poo poo unironically it was easy as h*ck last time i did it (right about when json::any came out, i was using json::xs before that)
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Tiny Bug Child posted:please describe a real world scenario where you actually need to do this i personally rarely use them myself. javascript allows for dynamic + static typing depending on your use cases, so whatever floats your boat
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java not js you mongs javascript is like "whoops i sat on the wrong toilet seat and now i know javascript" "there's a five day antibiotic track"
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