Callbacks all the way down. I blame 42% of my recent gray hair on callbacks.
Any time you are the subject of prejudice, it is a source of stress. While it isn't at the level of a classic civil rights struggle, it still exists. What prejudice? As the article says, if you look like the profile of…
I swear I'm not a grammar nazi, but I did just spend the past 10 minutes thinking about ideal user interfaces for zombies and vampires. Thanks for that...
You are 100% correct. If it was just scaling, you wouldn't have companies like Paypal switching to a "cool" open plan layout that the employees hate but the managers get a thrill from. Open plan = less productivity,…
Ok, look, I understand that you spent a lot of time learning Haskell, and desperately want that time to not have been in vain. You have to back off the preaching though. The conversation you joined wasn't about Haskell.…
I'm a little confused here. You realize that Go is also statically typed, right? I'm not sure where any debate about dynamic languages started. The points you make about static vs dynamic are valid, just not relavent at…
Haskell (and most of the other languages mentioned) is exceptionally clever. This, above all else, is it's downfall. For me, especially when tasked with building a high productivity development team, clever code is a…
Round 4 of these tests is what triggered my dive into Go this past month, and it has been a revelation. If you add in the concurrency capabilities, the language simplicity, and nice balance between overly terse syntax…
Very interesting demo. I would suggest inverting the click to drag direction. Almost every other drag to pan interaction, from google maps to touch devices, uses the opposite mode. Very jarring and counterintuitive.
Callbacks all the way down. I blame 42% of my recent gray hair on callbacks.
Any time you are the subject of prejudice, it is a source of stress. While it isn't at the level of a classic civil rights struggle, it still exists. What prejudice? As the article says, if you look like the profile of…
I swear I'm not a grammar nazi, but I did just spend the past 10 minutes thinking about ideal user interfaces for zombies and vampires. Thanks for that...
You are 100% correct. If it was just scaling, you wouldn't have companies like Paypal switching to a "cool" open plan layout that the employees hate but the managers get a thrill from. Open plan = less productivity,…
Ok, look, I understand that you spent a lot of time learning Haskell, and desperately want that time to not have been in vain. You have to back off the preaching though. The conversation you joined wasn't about Haskell.…
I'm a little confused here. You realize that Go is also statically typed, right? I'm not sure where any debate about dynamic languages started. The points you make about static vs dynamic are valid, just not relavent at…
Haskell (and most of the other languages mentioned) is exceptionally clever. This, above all else, is it's downfall. For me, especially when tasked with building a high productivity development team, clever code is a…
Round 4 of these tests is what triggered my dive into Go this past month, and it has been a revelation. If you add in the concurrency capabilities, the language simplicity, and nice balance between overly terse syntax…
Very interesting demo. I would suggest inverting the click to drag direction. Almost every other drag to pan interaction, from google maps to touch devices, uses the opposite mode. Very jarring and counterintuitive.