fizzbuzz = fn(x) ->
    case {rem(x, 3) == 0, rem(x, 5) == 0} do
      {true, false} -> IO.puts "fizz"
      {false, true} -> IO.puts "buzz"
      {true, true}  -> IO.puts "fizzbuzz"
      _             -> IO.puts x
    end
  end

  Enum.each Range.new(1, num), fizzbuzz

  defmodule FizzBuzz do
    def fizzbuzz(x),          do: fizzbuzz(x, {rem(x, 3), rem(x, 5)})
    def fizzbuzz(_x, {0, 0}), do: IO.puts "fizzbuzz"
    def fizzbuzz(_x, {0, _}), do: IO.puts "fizz"
    def fizzbuzz(_x, {_, 0}), do: IO.puts "buzz"
    def fizzbuzz(x,  {_, _}), do: IO.puts x
  end

  Enum.each Range.new(1, 100), &FizzBuzz.fizzbuzz/1

  (1..100) |> Enum.each fn(x) ->
    cond do
      rem(x, 3) == 0 and rem(x, 5) == 0 ->
        IO.puts "fizzbuzz"
      rem(x,5) == 0 ->
        IO.puts "buzz"
      rem(x,3) == 0 ->
        IO.puts "fizz"
      true ->
        IO.puts x
    end
  end

https://github.com/jheising/HAPI

One of the great things about the build system in Dark Souls is a build that is great for PvE may not be a great build for PvP.

Basically, the question is how many times you can hit the boss by taking advantage of their timing versus how many times you screw up trying to take advantage of their timing.

If you have more HP you can screw up a few more times but if you're not dealing much damage you end up having to avoid screw ups for a long time in some boss fights.

Then there are the fights like the Four Kings where you really want to be doing higher DPS or else things get really messy.

Personally, I found the easiest build for PvE to be a sorcery build focused on high DPS. With a high enough intelligence you can deal a lot of ranged damage, which makes avoiding being hit that much easier.

Just in case someone was wondering about builds...

No, it's not - NG+ is much easier than NG, because you start decked with all your previous equipment. People who really love the game do NG runs staying at level 1.

I've put in lots of hours, and NG+ is dull because you already have anything and can go anywhere. The challenge is gone.

I mean seriously, your criticisms of the game are just generic whines because you've encountered a hard one. Finding a boss hard? Go do something else in the game, because there's plenty else to do. There's only a couple of points where the gameplay bottlenecks, and even then you have to try hard to get it to the point where there's 'only one boss/area to do'.

All speech is ambiguous. You're expected as an adult to try to understand other people. You failed to understand me, and looking back at my post it ought to be obvious that you didn't read it carefully at all. The connection with the preceding sentence (a given in any paragraph you dunderhead) does not amount to "everyone does NG+ on their second play through". Nowhere is this written or implied. It's simply pure lazy reading on your part, eager as you are to take issue with what I said. And if you're going to come back with me with this sort of bullshit, maybe you should have some kind of real issue with what you now realise I actually said. But no, we get...

>I mean seriously, your criticisms of the game are just generic whines because you've encountered a hard one.

I've played through both games 3 times each. I didn't find them overly hard. Dark Souls is harder, and some bits were tough. I like that. And alternating bosses is exactly how I dealt with the harder bosses. None of this conflicts with my criticisms at all. Do you have some kind of argument to make? Or are you just upset that in your rush to piss on my post you grossly misinterpreted it? The point stands: the first play through is largely about bumbling around wasting your time. It is disorganized. It lacks clues. Do you have an answer to this, the thing I actually said? It seems it's very hard for you to change your P.O.V. to a superior one, one that can actually be defended with an argument, rather than garbage attacks like accusing me of "whining" because the game is "too hard". In fact, I don't think it's all that hard at all! Which is why in this very thread I spoke about how easy it is to beat the game with vitality builds, which is what I did on my first play through. The only "whining" here is that you didn't read my post, were butthurt by my retort, and without responding with an argument - one that contradicts something I actually said.

So we're really talking about dialects of Clojure (and perhaps might as well be talking about dialects of Lisp in general).

Today we still have Varnish at the front of our stack for caching and also use it as a load balancer for a handful of application servers.

If somebody misnaming their "waste of server space", "project" or "startup" according to your personal definition offends you then well, that's your problem, not mine. Suck it up and learn to deal with it.

http://robmerrell.github.com/gitopotamus/

The definate danger of simply copying an idea is not knowing the motivation, thought processes and discarded tangents that lead to that idea.