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jaylynch
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About jaylynch
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Comment #15911246
Same here. Since hearing about it we have a port of a large project in progress and whilst the typing is nice, the improvement in build time alone looks like making it a worthwhile…
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Comment #15910848
I find the data from the "I've used this but wouldn't again" almost as interesting as anything else here. Also really looking forward to seeing how Reason shifts between this year …
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Comment #14898754
It was a long while ago now, if you had learnt anything before you got there it was pretty much guaranteed that you'd seen either BASIC or C. :) The internet wasn't what it is now …
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Comment #14897858
When I went to university for CS, Haskell was used in the introductory programming courses and this was one of the main reasons we were told about. Another goal was to take the peo…
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Comment #14366239
Learning new things is great but don't be afraid to reach for familiar tools. Using one or two new things on a project rather than 10 you'll be both more likely to get somewhere, a…
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Comment #13905235
Here in Australia, Vodafone (a mobile carrier) have been bundling Spotify Premium with their contracts, for example: https://www.whistleout.com.au/MobilePhones/News/Vodafone-rev...…
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Comment #13352488
Sex is not 'fun', it's technically and ethically complex. This has to be the worst false dichotomy I've heard in years.
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Comment #5447698
Just in case the OP reads this and is interested, this exaggerates somewhat for Melbourne. Particularly if you're a kid coming over on a working holiday, which actually sounded lik…
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Comment #4846995
We use them at my day job, their support can be a bit clunky in terms of turnaround times once you've escalated something tricky but they're generally quite helpful and certainly l…
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Comment #4605395
I've always found it helpful to explain a pointer as exactly that - a pointer, ie. a person standing there pointing at something. If you need to keep track of something and know th…