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in my experience when it comes to sofas the old "buy cheap buy twice" holds true. there are reputable brands such as ligne roset for example. they are pricey bit if you can commit to buying and owning for > 15 years. owning a clam and a togo for more than ten years and the are basically like new. foam & fabric. i understand this might unaffordable to a lot of people but buying second hand can be a great deal on high end sofas.

I really enjoyed reading his conversations with Haruki Murakami [1].

[1] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/28092838

That‘s what we‘re doing and it works great. https://www.mytechiebits.com/ARC42 shows how the sections of Arc42 map to the C4 diagrams

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The offical Zurich city website explains the concept (in german - https://www.stadt-zuerich.ch/strichplatz)

Depotweg 8048 Zürich https://goo.gl/maps/3v3BbAkEBb62

“I’m sure there will be applications that nobody will expect. I think the hallmark of good science is when you do something just because it’s cool and then somebody turns around and uses it for something you never imagined. It’s really nice to have this type of creative stuff.”

Thinking atomic bombs :(

Gatling (https://gatling.io)

According to an article linked here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14271914 Catherine Hettinger filed the original patent

As you are asking for books - Scala for the impatient (http://www.horstmann.com/scala/) - Programming in Scala (https://booksites.artima.com/programming_in_scala_3ed)

I found those books very good resources. The Scala website lists a few others (https://www.scala-lang.org/documentation/books.html)

Aprt from that I found Daniel Westheides blog a very good starting point (http://danielwestheide.com/scala/neophytes.html)

Those are just Scala unicode operators http://scala-lang.org/files/archive/spec/2.11/01-lexical-syn.... They are equivalent to <- and =>

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I think the point here is that you'd have to do something like this

  $x = new Number(1)
  $y = clone $x;
  $y->absolute();

to work with the absolute value of variable $x without actually changing $x

Well, if you need the atan function you probably know what it should do and apart from that why does the Number:tan method take an array of arguments when only one is ever used? So at least it should be usable like tan(Number::Number::TRIG_ARC).

I like the idea but i don't like the actual implementation. For example: Number::tan takes an array of flags as an argument but only one flag is ever used to determine which kind of tangent method is eventually executed. For me as a user this does not only complicate the usage but it is also potentially (microoptimizationwise) slower because of the necessary condition check.

So instead of

  $number = new Number(4.2);
  $number->tan(array(Number::TRIG_ARC))

why not just implementing it as a separate method?

  $number->atan();

I also started using CodeIgniter and i also had, at some point , the feeling that it "just doesn't feel right". If you want to learn a new language i'd probably go with RoR otherwise take your existing PHP skills and use Symfony 2 (http://symfony.com/). It definitly has a steeper learning curve than CodeIgniter but i couldn't think of a single point why i would prefer CodeIgniter over Symfony 2 now.

really like that.. reminds me of K.I.T.T :)