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Re:Running VSCode in Docker
on Friday April 05, 2019 @01:17PM (#19584809)
Not sure about VSCode, but I use CLion's remote-development workflow with a local docker container. Works well enough for my purposes.
Defining System Programming
Conducting an Internal Data Science Contest at AppNexus
Your CLI Should Be a Server (Maybe)
Implementing exponential back-off with Scala Future's
Implementing Scala's Try in GoLang
Futures from the ground up
Develop Your Team’s Future Leaders to Change the Status Quo
[video] Actors for concurrent computation
Intro to Actor Model [video]
Futures explained by building your own
AppNexus Tech Talk: Introduction to the Actor Model
How to deploy Jekyll sites to Heroku
Inspecting JSON at the command line
Poor Man's Actors
20% is Mandatory
Typed actions in Play Framework
Scala – handling null in web-service data-models
Jenkins Environment Variable Templating
Play Typed Actions
Re:Onyx: fault tolerant data processing for Clojure
on Friday March 06, 2015 @08:28AM (#9156864)
Checkout the original video introducing Onyx: http://youtu.be/vG47Gui3hYE
Basic Scala Template for Start a New Project
Rust 0.10 Released
Java 8 Released
Re:Scala – 1 Star Would Not Program Again
on Tuesday January 14, 2014 @12:29PM (#7058326)
He may be a bit interesting, but based on your assumption that he "hates" Scala seems to indicate that he is a very angry person (given that he still prefers Scala to other alternatives). I think he is emotionally invested in Scala and upset that it didn't turn out exactly how he would have like to see it, but "hate" seems like a strong (possibly incorrect) word to use.
Re:Scala – 1 Star Would Not Program Again
on Tuesday January 14, 2014 @12:21PM (#7058263)
He also claims at the end that he's going to keep using Scala on his new venture because it's the best tool he has, at the moment.
Re:Read less HN
on Monday November 18, 2013 @07:15AM (#6753941)
I agree. However, I wouldn't say that this is entirely useless as it does offer some suggested alternatives to help build better habits. What I discuss in my post is something that I've seen friends and co-workers struggle with and the newsletters were something largely unknown to some.
Re:Read less HN
on Monday November 18, 2013 @07:09AM (#6753930)
I completely agree with you. Way too often to I read articles stating various truths based on their sole experiences. This is just one more thing that devalues HN and warrants curation.
In this particular case, this is not only my experience but the experience of some of my colleagues and friends. That doesn't mean that this applies to everyone and obviously it is an opinion article.