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Is Scala hard? If you see a type signature like that it's clear.... flatMap [B, That] (f: (A) ⇒ Traversable[B])(implicit bf: CanBuildFrom[List[A], B, That]) : That 

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Interviewer: I’ve found many Scala and Haskell programmers who posses an extremely acute sense of humor. Is it static typing that attracts these minds, or does it create them?

Martin Odersky: Maybe it’s the creative pauses forced on them when they wait for the type-checker to finish ;-)

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I don’t need to sell myself, my code speaks for itself. That may be what many programmers think, however, it's wrong. Find out why and much more.

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Oh my god, I knew it!

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smarterplanet:

 PhoneGap 1.0 Launches Today | ReadWriteWeb

PhoneGap, the open source mobile developement framework that allows mobile developers build apps using Web standards, is launching today into version 1.0. This is a milestone release for the platform, which now adds additional APIs, features and improvements in its newly updated product.

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It's a google tool which helps you to get to know how your visitors see your website. The website to analyse is sliced into several areas determining the percentage of visitors that can see that area at their first glance...

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Looks great on 21''+

What I really like about it: The site can be bookmarked with all the options stored in the hash string. The url somehow looks funny if you enable all the countries: http://newsmap.jp/#/t/es_ar,au,de_at,pt-br_br,ca,fr,de,in,it,es_mx,nl_nl,nz,es,uk,us/view/ 

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Refactoring was nineties - refuctoring is state of the art, oh yeah. No kidding, but it's worth a look - screwing up a well-written code: Refuctoring!

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brinkmedia:

I’ve long thought about how impolite and inappropriate comments seem to escalate at a dramatic rate on social media sites. The candor with which people discuss certain topics more often than not crosses into vulgar and plain bad taste. This morning, I came across an article in The Guardian that...

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'In other Hitwise data, Google+ was shown to be the 638th most visited U.S. site (a significant jump from its previous weekly ranking of 2404th place), with 56% of its upstream traffic coming from sister Google sites, including web search and web-based email. Hitwise’s data confirm comScore’s stats about users, indicating that the majority of users are relatively young (38.37% of visits are from users between 25 and 34 years old) and male (57% of users have a Y chromosome).'