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I think you've interpreted that quote exactly the opposite of the way it was intended. Here is slightly more context, which makes it clear that Soh is arguing it is the opponents of this memo who misinterpret any…
The zooming keyboard sounds like Dasher: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dasher_(software)
You'd use an underscore to form a partially applied function: foo.Sort(x.compare _) And Scala's getters and setters are essentially equivalent to C#'s properties: class A { private var _x = 0 def x = _x def x_=(value:…
I think you've interpreted that quote exactly the opposite of the way it was intended. Here is slightly more context, which makes it clear that Soh is arguing it is the opponents of this memo who misinterpret any…
The zooming keyboard sounds like Dasher: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dasher_(software)
You'd use an underscore to form a partially applied function: foo.Sort(x.compare _) And Scala's getters and setters are essentially equivalent to C#'s properties: class A { private var _x = 0 def x = _x def x_=(value:…