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No user record in our sample, but hoodunit has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
No user record in our sample, but hoodunit has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
You can get exhaustiveness checking in some cases in TS by adding a default statement to a switch and assigning the value to type 'never'. This is a bit cumbersome, of course, and the fact that it's opt in partly…
Naming closures or functions absolutely is a good substitute for a large class of comments. When you write a comment as a function name, that comment gets maintained when the code changes. It also encourages…
Yes, it's fun. I wrote a wrapper for playing Screeps with PureScript and a blog post about it here: http://blog.ndk.io/purescript-ffi.html.
Are you referring to the Data Retention Directive [1], which was invalidated in 2014? Or are there still other EU-wide laws on data retention? [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_Retention_Directive
Part of the issue is that legally in the U.S. a) privacy violations are usually punishable by law only if a specific non-privacy harm comes of it and b) privacy is treated as an individual right and not a societal good.…
Which specific ones, for example? "Every one" could cover a lot of ground and doesn't have much information content. It's doubtful you have experience in every one, and it would be useful to know which specific ones…
This is what makes me wonder, is there actually a steep age bias and drop-off of older developers or are we just living a demographics change? I'm guessing there are far more developers today than ten or twenty years…
PureScript compile times have been quite good for me in the last two versions or so, so there has been some improvement there.
One area in which Flow may be "technically" sound but it feels illogical is how in how it infers certain types. TypeScript requires that a variable has one type that doesn't change, but Flow will infer multiple types…
I actually found the opposite was true in our project - TypeScript was easier to add into the code than Flow. The biggest reason for this was that Flow demands null/undefined checking and null was used extensively…
I admit the claim is overly grandiose, especially in this particular case where there's still a decent gap between core.async and CSPM. If one generated Haskell code directly from CSPM it might be a stronger claim for…
The go blocks in here are really ugly, but to be honest I just found it difficult to refactor in this particular case. The issues were a) I wanted all the events in a single event loop to make timing issues clear and to…
To clarify my statement: the idea of lean Clojure for making Clojure viable for Android development basically works. More static compilation of vars dramatically reduced startup times; I think further "lean Clojure"…