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9diov

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    Comment #37170663

    Haha lovely, clearly we are in agreement here. You even put that in your book isn't it? > The Visitor pattern is really about approximating the functional style within an OOP langu…

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    Comment #37159497

    There are cases when the OOP way clearly has the disadvantage. That's why you need visitor pattern ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visitor_pattern?useskin=vector ). The ADT approac…

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    Comment #22876005

    The paper "Out of the tar pit" ( https://github.com/papers-we-love/papers-we-love/blob/master... ) discusses this in more details. Basically it argues that one needs to separate th…

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    Ask HN: How do you manage dependencies between multiple repos?

    Our company's engineering team is growing and we are also splitting to a few product lines. Currently, each product line has its own Git repo and team. We manage dependencies by fa…

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    Comment #22043914

    Looks like you discovered Taoism on you own

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    Comment #20115112

    For anyone who is not familiar with Looker, I wrote a write-up and review about it here https://www.holistics.io/blog/looker-review-and-breakdown/ . Here are the key points: - Its …

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    Comment #18678010

    DO's "private" networking was not even truly "private" previously as it was shared among its customers. Only recently did it get to the point that the "private" network is separate…

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    Comment #18672359

    It is good and all that they provide more services but why can't they provide the bread and butter of IAAS: virtual networking (aka VPC) - the ability to set up a virtual router an…

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    Comment #18227405

    You can use Ranger ( https://github.com/ranger/ranger ) which is available on most Linux distros nowadays. It is fully hackable (written in Python). You can change the file associa…

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    Comment #17633992

    I think the problem is that the definition of goals is too vague and narrow causing the problem with using SMART system. I believe you need a hierarchy of goals, like so: - Mission…

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    Comment #14624701

    Eh, Vue support the same thing too with render function. Under the hood, the template is compiled to a single render function too.

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    Comment #13891403

    You should try ripgrep ( https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep ) which has the same functionality but with 2 orders of magnitude faster.

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    Comment #12650456

    Any extraneous cognitive load just takes focus away from what I'm actually meant to be doing. And Vim is the tool to do just that. It saves your cognitive load spent to edit text s…

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    Comment #8545528

    There is a new one coming out recently called vim-plug: https://github.com/junegunn/vim-plug/ The major feature is that it can install plugins in parallel. I've switched from vundl…

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    Comment #8393182

    You are confusing "emotional intelligence" with "social skills", two very different things.

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    Comment #6537347

    Can you provide a bit more details about your approach? Are you using machine learning or just simple scoring based on some heuristics? From the look of the source code it seems to…

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    Comment #6400194

    Is there any research to back this sort of popular statement? I am very skeptical of this kind of statement where the author makes up a romanticized story to illustrate his point. …

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    Comment #6077750

    This is designed around 2004 I guess when 800x600 resolution is not that uncommon.

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    Comment #5144358

    This reminds me of this answer on Quora for the question "How does one learn how to learn?" http://www.quora.com/Self-Teaching/How-does-one-learn-how-to... Think of it as acquiring…

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    Comment #4551938

    I remember my Aikido club in Uni. At the beginning of every year, we held welcome tea with flashy demonstration to attract freshmen. The demo always looked so good that we often go…

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    Comment #4146192

    Seeing is believing. Here is a video of an experienced Vim user: http://vimeo.com/8569257 . Note that the video is not sped up.

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    Early Unix history and evolution

    Many interesting tidbits, like Unix was originally created to run a game called 'Space Travel' or the design of fork-exec was because the implementer was lazy.

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    Comment #3898161

    It is a nice touch how originally there are 6 zerglings coming out and others came in pair. For anyone who never played Starcraft: zerglings are created in pair, two per egg and th…

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