You're forgetting that by going out without a mask to the beach you may have received covid and transmitted covid and killed people as a result of being a vector for transmission. A centrally planned country prevents…
>“Functional core, imperative shell” IO by nature is an imperative phenomenon. Inputs, outputs and prompts happen in procedural temporal steps. Due to this, you have to make the shell imperative. You have no choice…
People don't understand how to build the perfect abstraction. They think you can't but the truth is, you can get really really close. What usually happens is even if you designed something that is 99% perfect what ends…
>Online classes simply don't have the value that in person classes have. This is debatable. There's pros and cons for each. >Telling an employer you got your degree remotely V the in class person, who are you gonna…
>they ask obscure questions aimed at knowlege gained in a computer science degree (or by good test preparation). I don't think this is the focus of their questions. Their questions are more like IQ tests with a CS spin.…
Ships and Trucks will be handling most of this stuff. Far more economical. Demand will be met by building the most economical transport system, the time advantage offered by planes is not a factor as that is handled by…
I agree. Yes go is simple. But the people who complain about it are not asking for more complexity. Go feels like really simple integer arithmetic and all it's primitives with the concept of subtraction missing. No one…
It's there! Normally this would cause a bug where the page would never load as it's waiting for the infinite recursion to finish. There must be some time limit set on the headless browser that just converts the page to…
Let's face it, he only liked it because he's seen inception before. If you haven't seen inception before and this was your first experience you'd be pissed off.
I'm not sure what you're getting at here but JAVA code is really OO when compared to something like Go. If you consider java to not be OOP then it's a completely different story. If you consider java to not be OOP what…
>But I don’t at all follow the author’s argument against encapsulation. The authors argument is very simple. Encapsulation means everything contained inside an object CAN only be manipulated by THAT objects public…
I just go strict. Never use Any unless I absolutely must. Hunting down the types is just the price you pay for what is basically a huge reduction in hidden runtime errors.
I was a kid and not a developer yet when I started playing flash games. There was a lot of amazing stuff out there. Nowadays the dev tools for browsers just aren't geared in that direction. React + HTML + JS is geared…
Got a question for any front end devs who were experts in Flash and AS but now experts in React. Qualitatively speaking what was the development experience like for Flash websites or animations vs. HTML 5 + react OR JS?…
>you can map and analogize This is a common thing for people to do during debates and it's not an effective form of proving anything. If you read my post carefully you will see that, again I did NOT do this. What I did…
No I did not do what you wrote. Here's what I did: I defined what a function is, then I described how a unix program fits the definition of what a function is... In short a unix program with stdin as domain and stdout…
Unfortunately for you, it does add to the debate. I just proved to you a spectrum exists and some tools are better than others. I find your attitude offensive btw. Please tone it down and respond with something…
I use to be pretty negative about JS, but typescript saves the day. The lego aspect of functional programming always becomes more evident when you have static types.
I don't think dynamic typing or static typing really applies. In either case you have to compose functions With the correct types otherwise you hit an error. The difference with dynamic types and static types is when…
Yeah, I'm just saying it can work and it can work remarkably well and efficiently. It's just probably too complex for our limited intelligence to handle.
>I firmly believe that, there’s no language or tool that suddenly makes you create better things. This belief makes no logical sense. I can easily define a language for you or a tool that can prevent you from EVER…
>Functions run to completion and return their result. Filters tend to run concurrently and, importantly, do not return their results, they pass them on to the next filter in the pipeline. Let me address this point so it…
I wonder what will happen if you use one of those electric fly swatters.
>Filters tend to run concurrently and, importantly, do not return their results, they pass them on to the next filter in the pipeline. Filters are functions. They are one and the same. For unix it's a function that…
> Just because the logic is organized as functions doesn’t magically make things fit together. This is where you're a bit off. You're not technically wrong though. A function that outputs a string can't compose with a…
You're forgetting that by going out without a mask to the beach you may have received covid and transmitted covid and killed people as a result of being a vector for transmission. A centrally planned country prevents…
>“Functional core, imperative shell” IO by nature is an imperative phenomenon. Inputs, outputs and prompts happen in procedural temporal steps. Due to this, you have to make the shell imperative. You have no choice…
People don't understand how to build the perfect abstraction. They think you can't but the truth is, you can get really really close. What usually happens is even if you designed something that is 99% perfect what ends…
>Online classes simply don't have the value that in person classes have. This is debatable. There's pros and cons for each. >Telling an employer you got your degree remotely V the in class person, who are you gonna…
>they ask obscure questions aimed at knowlege gained in a computer science degree (or by good test preparation). I don't think this is the focus of their questions. Their questions are more like IQ tests with a CS spin.…
Ships and Trucks will be handling most of this stuff. Far more economical. Demand will be met by building the most economical transport system, the time advantage offered by planes is not a factor as that is handled by…
I agree. Yes go is simple. But the people who complain about it are not asking for more complexity. Go feels like really simple integer arithmetic and all it's primitives with the concept of subtraction missing. No one…
It's there! Normally this would cause a bug where the page would never load as it's waiting for the infinite recursion to finish. There must be some time limit set on the headless browser that just converts the page to…
Let's face it, he only liked it because he's seen inception before. If you haven't seen inception before and this was your first experience you'd be pissed off.
I'm not sure what you're getting at here but JAVA code is really OO when compared to something like Go. If you consider java to not be OOP then it's a completely different story. If you consider java to not be OOP what…
>But I don’t at all follow the author’s argument against encapsulation. The authors argument is very simple. Encapsulation means everything contained inside an object CAN only be manipulated by THAT objects public…
I just go strict. Never use Any unless I absolutely must. Hunting down the types is just the price you pay for what is basically a huge reduction in hidden runtime errors.
I was a kid and not a developer yet when I started playing flash games. There was a lot of amazing stuff out there. Nowadays the dev tools for browsers just aren't geared in that direction. React + HTML + JS is geared…
Got a question for any front end devs who were experts in Flash and AS but now experts in React. Qualitatively speaking what was the development experience like for Flash websites or animations vs. HTML 5 + react OR JS?…
>you can map and analogize This is a common thing for people to do during debates and it's not an effective form of proving anything. If you read my post carefully you will see that, again I did NOT do this. What I did…
No I did not do what you wrote. Here's what I did: I defined what a function is, then I described how a unix program fits the definition of what a function is... In short a unix program with stdin as domain and stdout…
Unfortunately for you, it does add to the debate. I just proved to you a spectrum exists and some tools are better than others. I find your attitude offensive btw. Please tone it down and respond with something…
I use to be pretty negative about JS, but typescript saves the day. The lego aspect of functional programming always becomes more evident when you have static types.
I don't think dynamic typing or static typing really applies. In either case you have to compose functions With the correct types otherwise you hit an error. The difference with dynamic types and static types is when…
Yeah, I'm just saying it can work and it can work remarkably well and efficiently. It's just probably too complex for our limited intelligence to handle.
>I firmly believe that, there’s no language or tool that suddenly makes you create better things. This belief makes no logical sense. I can easily define a language for you or a tool that can prevent you from EVER…
>Functions run to completion and return their result. Filters tend to run concurrently and, importantly, do not return their results, they pass them on to the next filter in the pipeline. Let me address this point so it…
I wonder what will happen if you use one of those electric fly swatters.
>Filters tend to run concurrently and, importantly, do not return their results, they pass them on to the next filter in the pipeline. Filters are functions. They are one and the same. For unix it's a function that…
> Just because the logic is organized as functions doesn’t magically make things fit together. This is where you're a bit off. You're not technically wrong though. A function that outputs a string can't compose with a…