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Algorithmically challenged: December 2012
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Random thoughts of an IT worker in the stone age of computer science. Tuesday, December 11, 2012. Bugs and dynamically vs statically typed languages. Something occurred to me that, unfortunately, was just a little bit too big for a tweet, so I decided to blog instead, and add more context. Site, instead of definition site. The definitions are all invariant in Java (aside from arrays). So, thinking about it, I came up with the following hypothesis:. Can cause it to do. Posted by Daniel Sobral. Im an IT gu...
Algorithmically challenged: Two Thirds
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Random thoughts of an IT worker in the stone age of computer science. Monday, February 17, 2014. This is not my usual programming-related blog post. I decided to blog about books I have been reading. I'm a long time fan of the Honor Harrington Series. A military science fiction series that draws on the spirit of 17 19 century naval series such as Horatio Hornblower. From which sprang the movie Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World. Elizabeth Moon returned to the series with Oath of Fealty.
Algorithmically challenged: Pattern matching on abstract types with Scala 2.10.0
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Random thoughts of an IT worker in the stone age of computer science. Friday, January 18, 2013. Pattern matching on abstract types with Scala 2.10.0. Scala 2.10.0 is out, and one of its greatest improvements is a completely new pattern matching algorithm on the compiler. That algorithm fixes lots of bugs that have existed all the way up to 2.9.x and adds more and better static checks. One interesting thing that has probably gone unnoticed by most, however, is that it can do more. Scala import scala.r...
Algorithmically challenged: January 2012
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Random thoughts of an IT worker in the stone age of computer science. Monday, January 23, 2012. String Interpolation on Scala 2.10. One of the Scala Improvement Proposals. For Scala 2.10 is String Interpolation. It has recently been added to trunk, behind the -Xexperimental. Flag, and I have started playing with it. At first, I stumbled upon bugs and limitations of its current implementation relative to the proposal, but I finally got something working. R re findFirstMatchIn s map ( .subgroups) } } d...
Algorithmically challenged: January 2013
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Random thoughts of an IT worker in the stone age of computer science. Friday, January 18, 2013. Pattern matching on abstract types with Scala 2.10.0. Scala 2.10.0 is out, and one of its greatest improvements is a completely new pattern matching algorithm on the compiler. That algorithm fixes lots of bugs that have existed all the way up to 2.9.x and adds more and better static checks. One interesting thing that has probably gone unnoticed by most, however, is that it can do more. Scala import scala.r...
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parameterized types | Matt Malone's Old-Fashioned Software Development Blog
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Matt Malone’s Old-Fashioned Software Development Blog. December 10, 2009. Posted by Matt under General. Tags: explicit self type. Here’s my initial code:. You can see the Dimension class declares an addition operator to satisfy our requirement that all Dimensions must be additive. No surprises so far. This code has two main weaknesses. First, a developer subclassing Dimension is trusted to return the same type as the class. That is to say, a developer could. The developer could mix the types! Learning to...
String Distance and Refactoring in Scala | Matt Malone's Old-Fashioned Software Development Blog
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Matt Malone’s Old-Fashioned Software Development Blog. November 19, 2009. String Distance and Refactoring in Scala. Posted by Matt under Scala. 8220;What, exactly,” some of you may be asking, “is Levenshtein string distance? Some kind of Teutonic tailoring terminology? It’s not so obvious now. What if we try to re-use that “urge” from “sturgeon”? Can we re-use the “n”? What about the “t”? We need an algorithm that we can follow. The number above the current position plus one. Let’s examine how they...
Liskov Substitution Principle is Contravariance | Apocalisp
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The end of programming as you know it. Liskov Substitution Principle is Contravariance. October 6, 2010. The Liskov Substitution Principle. Is a much cited result by those who believe in the myth of “object-oriented programming”. But the LSP is like many things in the OO mythos that become “invisible or simpler” when looked at from the perspective of the properties of functions (which is what programming really is about). Let’s remind ourselves of the LSP:. Be a property provable about objects of type.
Quantum Leap: November 2011
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On Scala, Functional Programming, Distributed Computing, architecture, DDD, DevOps and building resilient large scale distributed financial systems. Sunday, 6 November 2011. This weekend I've been trying to write some microbenchmarks and discovered a large differences between different implements of the same problem: create a list of 10 million objects and print only the ones that are modulo of a million. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Scala maven intellij ide java. Fellow tweeter ...
Gang of Four Patterns With Type-Classes and Implicits in Scala (Part 2) | Statically Typed
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Gang of Four Patterns With Type-Classes and Implicits in Scala (Part 2). I’m really not happy about how this blog post turned out. There’s something important in there that’s muddled and unclear but has to do with dependency inversion and the expression problem. If you’re reading this, take it with a grain of salt. Explored using one such pattern with type-classes and implicits, the bridge pattern. In this post I’ll move on to using the adapter pattern. Is the most widely used and recognized type-class.
Longest Palindromic Substring Part I – LeetCode
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Longest Palindromic Substring Part I. November 20, 2011. Given a string S, find the longest palindromic substring in S. This interesting problem has been featured in the famous Greplin programming challenge. And is asked quite often in the interviews. Why? Because this problem can be attacked in so many ways. There are five different solutions that I am aware of. Are you up to the challenge? Head over to Online Judge. To solve it now! You may submit either C or Java solution). To rectify this, each time ...
Scala: The Million Trait March… | Statically Typed
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Scala: The Million Trait March…. Traits are arguably one of the nicest things about Scala. Doubly so to anyone who has had to deal with the strict OO-rigidity imposed by Java. Component driven, loosely coupled systems are much better than rigid inheritance based systems. Interface abstract out implementations. On the other hand, sometimes there’s functionality or method patterns that need to be replicated over several classes which make sense existing as a mixin. Your Class is Too Large For One File.
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Random thoughts of an IT worker in the stone age of computer science. Friday, July 4, 2014. File generation with SBT. Someone asked me a question on IRC about file generation with SBT. I pointed out this link. On the SBT documentation, and tried to briefly explain how it worked, but the subject got a little too long for IRC, so I thought I might make a blog post out of it. Good thing too, because there are some errors in that page. If you inspect sourceGenerators. That means it is managedSources. And ins...
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