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Here’s those slides. On Monday we hosted a tech talk. On what’s coming, and why, in Meetup 2 for Android. Leave a comment here if you have any questions. And if you’re interested in helping us bring people together on Android and other platforms, we’re hiring. This post was reblogged from Making Meetup. Reblogged this from makingmeetup. Ldquo;The gift of Life is the greatest gift of all .The gift of Parenthood is the sum of all …From all of. Reblogged this from makingmeetup. Here’s those slides.

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http://code.technically.us/tagged/Slick

People sometimes ask for example “crud” webapps for Unfiltered. I’ve never made one because a) it’s boring and b) most people use Unfiltered to make APIs. But we had Jan Christopher Vogt for our September meetup. And I was reminded how much I liked Slick (or how much I liked ScalaQuery, what it was called when I last used it). Making a Slick app would not be boring. For even more interestingness and less future-irrelevance I made it touch friendly. Looks like this:. The unfiltered-slick.g8 template.

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http://code.technically.us/tagged/SQL

People sometimes ask for example “crud” webapps for Unfiltered. I’ve never made one because a) it’s boring and b) most people use Unfiltered to make APIs. But we had Jan Christopher Vogt for our September meetup. And I was reminded how much I liked Slick (or how much I liked ScalaQuery, what it was called when I last used it). Making a Slick app would not be boring. For even more interestingness and less future-irrelevance I made it touch friendly. Looks like this:. The unfiltered-slick.g8 template.

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http://code.technically.us/post/57427908135/serge-was-acquitted-via-the-2nd-circuit-court-of

Mdash; Goldman Sachs sent a brilliant computer scientist to jail over 8MB of open source code uploaded to an SVN repo - garry’s posthaven. 8592; Previous Post. Next Post →. Blog comments powered by Disqus.

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http://code.technically.us/post/67608611879/a-diverse-study-group-to-explore-haskell-the-most

8220;A diverse study group to explore Haskell, the most powerful programming language yet. Cause programming is hard and cats are busy but if they can do it so can you.”. Mdash; Haskell For Cats (New York , NY) - Meetup. 8592; Previous Post. Next Post →. Blog comments powered by Disqus.

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Coderspiel — Introducing Java type provider (for F#)

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Introducing Java type provider (for F#). 8592; Previous Post. Next Post →. Blog comments powered by Disqus.

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Coderspiel — Untupled

http://code.technically.us/post/61324277196/untupled

Has been on my to-do list for as long as there’s been an Unfiltered. I tried a few different approaches, none of which were good enough to move it to-done. First I tried doing it with extractors, the golden hammer. Requests are commonly accompanied by named parameters, either in the query string of the URL or in the body of a POST. Unfiltered supports access to these parameters with the Params extractor. Ndash; Extracting Params. Build your own reusable validators. Build your own validators inline. You c...

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http://code.technically.us/post/69169961174/bored-with-all-those-holiday-parties-where

8220;Bored with all those holiday parties where category theory is scarcely mentioned, if at all? Well hold on to your hats, because this party is NOT CONTAINED IN THAT SET.”. Mdash; Holiday Party - ny-scala (New York , NY) - Meetup. Reblogged this from mobocracy. Reblogged this from 8314056582298562674. Reblogged this from hacknyc. Reblogged this from mobocracy. Reblogged this from coderspiel. Reblogged this from 8314056582298562674. 8592; Previous Post. Blog comments powered by Disqus.

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Coderspiel — Recentralizing the Internet

http://code.technically.us/post/62056343488/recentralizing-the-internet

A few weeks ago I was minding my own business, flicking through twitter on my phone. Someone had linked to the appalling government surveillance story of the day. And I was preparing to feel disgusted and helpless. Only this time, my mobile data provider took offense before I had a chance to. Well, that’s one way to keep the people in line! I let the linker know that the entire. Site was blocked by my service provider, but it turns out the blockage was a little more complicated. Still, this was the best ...

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Drum Major Institute Blog, End the Culture of Accepting Traffic Deaths

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End the Culture of Accepting Traffic Deaths. In December, a horrific elevator accident killed a young executive named Suzanne Hart in Midtown Manhattan. The city’s response was swift and firm: the Department of Buildings quickly inspected. All 650 elevators owned or maintained by the company involved, and the Manhattan District Attorney’s office also launched a criminal investigation. Into the botched maintenance work.It was a horrible incident necessary of a thorough investigation. Why was the city&rsqu...