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みんなのIoT/みんなのPythonの著者。二子玉近く160平米の庭付き一戸建てに嫁/息子/娘/わんこと暮らしてます。月間1000万PV/150万UUのWebサービス運営中。 免責事項 プライバシーポリシー Tumblrで見つけた画像。 4番が分かりづらかったんだけど，調べてみると聖書にある「money is the root of all evil(お金は諸悪の根源である)」を「諸悪」と「問題」を入れ替えたものらしい。元ネタはこのあたり，2003年頃にネットの掲示板で流行ったミームらしく，その変形として「男は女の3倍邪悪」というネタもあるみたい。 まあでも，僕たちエンジニアは問題を解くのが大好きなんだけどね。
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No one would accuse Jaroslav Flegr of being a conformist. A self-described “sloppy dresser,” the 53-year-old Czech scientist has the contemplative air of someone habitually lost in thought, and his still-youthful, square-jawed face is framed by frizzy red hair that encircles his head like a ring of fire. Certainly Flegr’s thinking is jarringly unconventional. Starting in the early 1990s, he began
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Guidelines I use for determining if and how I want to use everyone's favorite before/after hooks in Rails Heroku is a phenomenal service for deploying small apps since they have a great free plan. Rack-Jekyll is a gem that makes deploying a Jekyll site to Heroku easy, but there are a couple gotchas with making the current version work.
Effective Scala
Effective Scala Marius Eriksen, Twitter Inc. marius@twitter.com (@marius) Table of Contents Introduction Formatting: Whitespace, Naming, Imports, Braces, Pattern matching, Comments Types and Generics: Return type annotations, Variance, Type aliases, Implicits Collections: Hierarchy, Use, Style, Performance, Java Collections Concurrency: Futures, Collections Control structures: Recursion, Returns,
Patterns For Large-Scale JavaScript Application Architecture
Today we're going to discuss an effective set of patterns for large-scale JavaScript application architecture. The material is based on my talk of the same name, last presented at LondonJS and inspired by previous work by Nicholas Zakas. Who am I and why am I writing about this topic? I'm currently a JavaScript and UI developer at AOL helping to plan and write the front-end architecture to our nex
Introductory Article About RPython
Laurence Tratt from King's College London has written a long and detailed introduction to the goals and significance of RPython over on his blog. Laurie has been implementing his Converge Language in RPython in the last months. He is one of the first people external to the PyPy team who have pushed a sizeable RPython-based VM quite far, adding and tuning JIT hints. The post describes some of that
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