jherber
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@ "Seeing things in scala that I cant easily do in F#" - that's priceless, given some of our past dialogs eons ago :)
11:32 AM Aug 22nd
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in reply to pandamonial
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@ that would make a great scala shirt.
4:34 PM Apr 9th
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in reply to jorgeortiz85
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@ congrats, that reminded me of my appleII days. would be seriously funny if you impl'd poke and peek via jni calls.
4:33 PM Apr 9th
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in reply to fogus
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@ maybe they's allow if you gave them a quick overview of scala?
4:00 AM Apr 7th
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in reply to wgren
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@ btw, luv reia, but is it ironic given reia's motivations rooted in revactor experiment? ie, also a rewrite away from ruby platform.
9:31 AM Apr 4th
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@ if memcach protocol was strategic, then rewrite justified. it's only 7 classes.
9:22 AM Apr 4th
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in reply to bascule
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@ per actor per vm isolation is the only feature scala actors cannot have. no barrier for the other items. apples/oranges cmp imo.
2:23 PM Mar 21st
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in reply to dysinger
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@ more hints about the book's contents, please :)
2:01 PM Mar 20th
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in reply to al3xandru
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@ i'm amused at the amount of time functional people argue against imperative features in an object-function fusion language.
11:17 AM Mar 20th
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in reply to DRMacIver
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@ wow, i thought they'd spend more time on 'real world' idioms and getting practical with scala.
12:09 PM Mar 18th
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in reply to pk11
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@ you've always had an edge, but most of us approve of your use of wit. hell, i'd say we demand it! :)
11:40 AM Mar 18th
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in reply to DRMacIver
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@ initial impressions?
10:23 AM Mar 18th
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in reply to pk11
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@ agree, but scala's type system can lead to a "type soup" of chars devoid of "mental anchors" not found in your amalgamation.
9:48 AM Mar 18th
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in reply to DRMacIver
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after 4 mo break, catching up w/scala - reading about delimited continuations support (scala 2.8) - amazing control structure possibilities.
4:50 AM Mar 18th
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@ not a bad idea. would also like to import data to get heatmaps of production activity on the code base.
4:42 AM Mar 17th
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in reply to muncman
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@ theory that reinforces @ 's calls for precompilation transforms. "mimic" = pidgeon langs = bridge to other langs.
9:15 PM Mar 15th
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in reply to jorgeortiz85
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@ that's an awesome testiment to Scala's extensibility, but i think Number still belongs in the Scala Type hierarchy.
9:06 PM Mar 15th
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in reply to jorgeortiz85
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@ @ given the prediction of more languages, wouldn't scala adoption/evolution thrive from better ability to mimic?
9:53 AM Mar 15th
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@ pre-comp transformer would be useful imo. did your proposal include a mechanism to provide the "transform" context to the dbgr?
9:47 AM Mar 15th
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in reply to DRMacIver
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@ air a bit clunkier on mac, not too bad on windows.
8:38 AM Mar 13th
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- Name JHerber
- Location US/Ohio/Grandview
- Bio Software is my medium for problem solving. My side studies: philosophy, molecular biology, cognitive/social psych, economics, and anthropology.
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