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The pattern is: each pattern is new. Monday, August 3, 2015. In functional programming, we try to keep our functions data-in, data-out. A data-in, data-out function is highly testable, without complicated mocking. The test provides input, looks at the output, and that's all that it needs for a complete test. [1]. It's faster to comprehend a data-in, data-out function because you know a lot of things it won't do. It won't go rooting around in a database. It won't interrupt the user's flow. It ...Think abo...

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The pattern is: each pattern is new. Monday, August 3, 2015. In functional programming, we try to keep our functions data-in, data-out. A data-in, data-out function is highly testable, without complicated mocking. The test provides input, looks at the output, and that's all that it needs for a complete test. [1]. It's faster to comprehend a data-in, data-out function because you know a lot of things it won't do. It won't go rooting around in a database. It won't interrupt the user's flow. It ...Think abo...

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Abstractivate: Data-in, Data-out

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The pattern is: each pattern is new. Monday, August 3, 2015. In functional programming, we try to keep our functions data-in, data-out. A data-in, data-out function is highly testable, without complicated mocking. The test provides input, looks at the output, and that's all that it needs for a complete test. [1]. It's faster to comprehend a data-in, data-out function because you know a lot of things it won't do. It won't go rooting around in a database. It won't interrupt the user's flow. It ...Think abo...

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Abstractivate: Two Models of Computation: or, Why I'm Switching Trains

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The pattern is: each pattern is new. Monday, May 13, 2013. Two Models of Computation: or, Why I'm Switching Trains. In cognitive science, we only use the lambda-calculus model of computation," says Dr Philipp Koralus. Phd, Philosophy and Neuroscience, on his way to be a lecturer at Oxford). "We want to talk about what the system is doing, and abstract the how.". Two models of computation: lambda calculus and the Turing machine. Teacher and student, Church and Turing. Meanwhile, lambda calculus and functi...

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Abstractivate: This is not OK

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The pattern is: each pattern is new. Sunday, September 30, 2012. This is not OK. After the first session at StrangeLoop. I ran downstairs, heading for the side of the lobby with the women's restroom. I had to pee. Halfway there I looked up; it said "Men's Restroom." Turned around: "Men's Restroom." Wait a minute. There was no line. That day in the Family Restroom I threw a fit. Hurled my water bottle at the wall and screamed, "This is not OK! I exited that bathroom and looked around at the sea of men, an...

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Abstractivate: git: handy alias to find the repository root

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The pattern is: each pattern is new. Monday, May 25, 2015. Git: handy alias to find the repository root. To quickly move to the root of the current git repository, I set up this alias:. Git config - global alias. home. Now, git home. Prints the full path to the root directory of the current project. To go there, type (Mac/Linux only). They're not single quotes. This executes the command. And then uses its output as the argument to cd. Things that make me miss Clojure! Rev-parse - abbrev-ref HEAD". Someti...

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Abstractivate: Passing functions in Ruby: harder than it looks

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The pattern is: each pattern is new. Sunday, March 31, 2013. Passing functions in Ruby: harder than it looks. People say, "Oh, Ruby has functional programming! We pass blocks around all the time! I'm sorry to inform you: Ruby blocks are not first-class functions. Functional programming is so called because we find it useful to pass functions as values. When we do that, we expect that the function can be called and:. It'll get its own level on the stack. This stack is the same one used by the caller.

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The pattern is: each pattern is new. Monday, August 3, 2015. In functional programming, we try to keep our functions data-in, data-out. A data-in, data-out function is highly testable, without complicated mocking. The test provides input, looks at the output, and that's all that it needs for a complete test. [1]. It's faster to comprehend a data-in, data-out function because you know a lot of things it won't do. It won't go rooting around in a database. It won't interrupt the user's flow. It ...Think abo...

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