Textual record of my “talk” tonight. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1679797/ScalaSyd/presentation.scala … Some fairly egregious typos in there, but the essence is right.
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@dibblego@KenScambler@markhibberd It’s very difficult to exemplify this sort of thing though, because modularity benefits in the large.
@djspiewak @KenScambler @markhibberd I'd like to see a benefit in modularity for no penalty. Instead I see no modularity with huge penalty.
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@dibblego@KenScambler@markhibberd Unfortunately, I don’t have a language where there is no penalty. Scala does the best, but… :-(Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@dibblego@KenScambler@markhibberd I think that’s a language problem more than anything else though.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@dibblego@KenScambler@markhibberd And in my experience, most of the time in Scala, the penalty is less than the benefits.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@dibblego@djspiewak@KenScambler@markhibberd the benefit is that you can drive the car without having to build it first. -
@etorreborre@djspiewak@KenScambler@markhibberd this is my problem. No you definitely cannot and this objective is important to me.
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@dibblego@djspiewak@KenScambler@markhibberd you can't reuse the carburetor alone though (don't you love metaphores :-)?) -
@etorreborre@djspiewak@KenScambler@markhibberd I especially hate metaphors when they are used to parody an actually useful objective.
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