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shitty blog spam is shit
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Well - Linus had to bow down to the Code of Conduct, so clearly the linux project is NOT immune to mind control and "positive words" propaganda.
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> E.g., here is an optimization Graal does for Ruby code.
And thus, you lost all credibility here. What a joke. LOL.
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Damn science is too damn old for this!
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I always figured it had to do with efficient byte code packing. Dalvik op codes were 16bits so a method id of 16 bits would round it out. I looked at the op code documentation though and it looks like the instructions also packed in register addresses for method parameters. So I guess I'm not sure this makes as much sense.
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These are two words so technically two - but on the offence list it has to be multiplied by 1.5 so puradawid is a 3-swear words offender.
I don't know the punishment but it will be severe.
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Non trivial audio/video/image processing is a big reason to use C++
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My biggest thing no one told me is how much constant learning and relearning there is.
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OneWingedShark
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Thank you.
I was thinking 'Area of Service'... then what is SoA?
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Maybe the index of data has grown which could cause two things: Slower searches and more collisions/less confidence.
If the original dataset had different enough fingerprints but still covered songs on the billboard top XYZ... you could get away with a low confidence comparison while still being correct.
Perhaps as the index grew, people got more false positives due to similar music patterns which then forced shazam to raise their bar of confidence before returning a result. That would force the app to listen longer, searches would take longer, and some may return no results
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t2_147mhw
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Pls don't send them over here. Send them to r/programmerreactions . Tnx
EDIT: actually programmerreactions doesn't fit either am dumb. Try r/programmeranalogies
EDIT 2: actually nvm that's not a sub. I'll eventually make it a thing or smth but pls don't post this stuff to programmerhumor. Thank
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shevegen
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Don't tell this the Flanders from the simpsons.
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txdv
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t2_7ulp5
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I wonder what sublime uses.
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nixblu
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t2_7q4g1
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‘That CSS is the most complex modern programming language.’
fuck I think she’s right.
EDIT: to ya’ll getting worked up about this, it’s just a joke simply making light of the frustrations we sometimes face when writing CSS. When did we lose the ability to laugh r/webdev?
EDIT 2: fuck me we’re not on r/webdev
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klysm
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t2_vhgyt
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The school I attend teaches their introductory programming class in Racket. I came into that class thinking I was hot shit and was very skeptical (especially of the syntax). I remember thinking along the lines of "who tf made this syntax it's utter trash lol", but in retrospect I believe it is an amazing language to start with. It's brutally simple syntax doesn't distract from the fundamental ideas in programming - compare this with C++ (a frequently recommended starting place) which has some spectacularly arcane syntactical oddities which would almost surely trip up any newcomer. Learning to think in terms of functions and data and disregard any fancy language features vastly improved my ability to design programs and I think it provides an excellent conceptual base for learning other languages.
In general, people obsess over syntax but it really doesn't matter - the semantics of a language are of much greater concern, and lisps minimalism in this aspect makes it an excellent candidate for a first language.
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t3_a2hpd8
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shevegen
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t2_atqp
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You skidmark you!
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False
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ebwpe8u
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diggr-roguelike2
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t2_13327ggz
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I never advocated for UTF-16.
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False
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eazfe6f
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t3_a23cci
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shevegen
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t2_atqp
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Ask Linus.
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t3_a6i85m
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Done that and fortunately fixed it. Don’t know if normal life in CN is even possible without WeChat or Alipay. It will be at least a lot harder and less convenient. :)
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shevegen
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t2_atqp
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There were obviously no consequence because why listen to random twitter accounts?
SQLite provides some real value to these companies/organizations - otherwise they would not be using sqlite to begin with.
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saltupz
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Try putting the dev that has done PHP and wordpress in charge of a Haskell project. It wont be done in one day.
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eazfwnl
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shevegen
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t2_atqp
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Yup - this, by the way, happened since the beginning.
There is a reason why I do not have any CoC in any of my projects or comply to any CoC.
They also are never part of any licence, which shows you that they are just for show.
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texasbruce
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lol
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robthemasterg
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I've been a dev for 10 years, without any gaps in employment. I have not had a chance to work on any serious side projects at home to add to my github page, as all the work for my job is under NDA or just not to be released publicly. Does this automatically infer that I'm a bad coder? Without knowing any of the circumstances of my life over the last 10 years?
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saltupz
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Might be, but its still crazy popular. See microsofts vscode, its actually fast and not a memory hog. Compared to java gui stacks electron almost seems lightweight (java IDEs for example)
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shevegen
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t2_atqp
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The problem is that he is still stealing time of others.
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lfnoise
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FWIW, the [SuperCollider](https://supercollider.github.io) interpreter used NaN tagging back in 1996, and it wasn't my idea then. It had been suggested in language implementation discussions on USENET.
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r/programming
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Lol
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False
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t3_a6nfgh
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LousyBeggar
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t2_a1ri1
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Heh, they've put the [Rust game](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rust_(video_game\)) logo instead of the [Rustlang](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rust_(programming_language\)) one at [7:54](https://youtu.be/jlPaby7suOc?t=474)
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duckwizzle
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I tried to use unit testing in the last major project I wrote. Turned out to be a huge waste of time.. I'm not exactly sure where unit testing is supposed to be used.
Integration testing seems much more helpful
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/r/programming/comments/9fgis7/ending_php_support_and_the_future_of_hack/eazg9kq/
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shevegen
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t2_atqp
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Actually, I agree to some extent based on the merit of their usefulness - which is quite low.
Fuck, shit, crap ... all don't really make the documentation in itself any better.
I have no fucking real problem with "swear" words, but they also don't really help much when describing something; or documenting behaviour.
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brainhack3r
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You're trading bloat for dev time... apps can be created faster with more features now
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shevegen
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t2_atqp
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That something sucks indeed, but they don't give you a lot of information.
Documenting behaviour, ideally in a concise way, is much better.
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iconoklast
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Sure, if I write `sum x y = x + y` in Haskell, the typeclass constraint `Num` will be inferred. Generally it's frowned upon to not explicitly write type signatures for exported definitions, however. For one thing, if you edit the definition of a function and accidentally change its type incompatibly, then there's no compilation error and you've now broken everything calling that function (especially bad for library authors). But go nuts omitting type signatures for any nested functions as long as they can be inferred.
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shevegen
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t2_atqp
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>
>
> More concise, equivalent versions of the above:
Sorry but the concise versions suck just as much since they don't really provide a lot of useful information.
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Cannabis_Detoxed
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totally agree. and its easy to share your shit as well.
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eazgzge
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studiosi
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Yes let’s please have a PLT argument, I would love to see you defending Lisp syntax. You don’t need a substitution for a teacher, you need to become your own teacher. And honestly, you will always have questions that are not addressed in the material, let alone SICP, which IMHO is not good learning material. You said Go is not ready to be used in production, and it is. That does not make it a good choice. With Rust, I don’t understand what you are saying because it compiles with full support on MacOS, Windows and Linux. Anyway, a language does not need to be multi-platform to be good. To the notion that there are no quality books to study C I don’t think is even necessary to respond (“Let Us C”, for example). Community does not screw your self-learning. On the contrary, it encourages learning. If you are a lonely wolf that reads a book and asks no questions, you are the one screwing your self-learning. And the real world examples is so you feel that it makes sense to learn what you are learning.
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shevegen
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t2_atqp
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You can fucking read emotions from a fucking text?
How do you do that?
I never understood how people can do so. I really can not read anything at all aside from what is written down - surely not interpolating emotions.
What do you do when bots generate text? How does your emotionometer work then?
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UncleMeat11
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Dex bytecode format existed before Google bought it.
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shevegen
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What "tone"? How do you determine the "tone"?
> If someone swears multiple times per day
> around me, it becomes filler and, for me at
> least, adds absolutely nothing
This is a general problem - the swearing does not add much of quality, other than indicating that something sucks. Even then it does not add a lot of something useful.
I rather have an object explanation of behaviour chosen for this code.
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brainypatella
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If someday most companies wanted to cut cost, they will migrate away from Java to something else.
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shevegen
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t2_atqp
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Fucking no to that comment of yours.
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Cannabis_Detoxed
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t2_2442yry5
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so do functions in most languages
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shevegen
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t2_atqp
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You are the authority on what may be written in source code?
I do agree in a general way, by the way - swearwords do not add much quality at all. I just disagree on your premise or assumption towards it.
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devsquid
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If a language can interop well with a older language, it will greatly increase the visibility of the language since it gives you access to tons of old, stable, and hopefully well maintained libraries.
Part of Kotlin's success comes from it seamless Java interop.
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MeanEYE
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Having an elitist attitude helps no one, especially you. Despite what your opinion on "real" programming is, each of those areas has its own set of challenges and problems that require solutions. Ignoring something because it "is not a real programming" might and probably will rob you of learning something from creative people who are plentiful in every vocation.
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bumbumbambam
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No shit, it is written in java, of course it will be slow as hell.... Show me a single ide that isnt slow as hell that is written in java (p.s. there arent any).
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shevegen
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> If I saw potential in my hobby project becoming a professional one,
> yes, I'd accept the patch.
That only means you must have made a mistake to begin with.
Just like when Linus had to accept the Code of Conduct onto Linux.
He invalidated 20 years of his individual behaviour before that.
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davenirline
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I thought this was about what to do while waiting for compilation. It's not. Seriously, I want good suggestions for it. I don't want my mind to wander too much so as to forget what I was doing. But at the same time, I also don't want to be idle while waiting for compilation. The compilation time on my machine is around 2 to 5 minutes.
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shevegen
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t2_atqp
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It actually is.
It most definitely is not a "bug".
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MotorAdhesive4
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Fallacy of argument from authority.
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shevegen
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t2_atqp
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I have no idea either - you have to ask those people who create these issues.
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TheEaterOfNames
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Structure of arrays. If you think of your structs as (mathematical) vectors and an array of them as a matrix, going from one to the other is transposition.
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mentalfingertrap
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depends on how you define a unit. Once i realized i was writing integration tests with junit, testing got easier.
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> I am genuinely curious whether any additional mitigation against microarchitectural attacks has been integrated into firecracker.
You implement mitigations for some these types of things at the hypervisor layer, not necessarily the VMM layer. Firecracker builds on top of KVM and is just another VMM (a la QEMU). They're simply managing VMs in a different manner (this probably makes a lot of sense to swap out a to a custom VMM in general to maximize performance for your specific scenario if you don't need to be greatly configurable like in the Amazon Lambda scenario) and tightly locking down the virtual devices.
They say:
>Kata Containers is an OCI-compliant container runtime that executes containers within QEMU based virtual machines. Firecracker is a cloud-native alternative to QEMU that is purpose-built for running containers safely and efficiently, and nothing more. Firecracker provides a minimal required device model to the guest operating system while excluding non-essential functionality (**there are only 4 emulated devices: virtio-net, virtio-block, serial console, and a 1-button keyboard controller used only to stop the microVM**). This, along with a streamlined kernel loading process enables a < 125 ms startup time and a reduced memory footprint. The Firecracker process also provides a RESTful control API, handles resource rate limiting for microVMs, and provides a microVM metadata service to enable the
sharing of configuration data between the host and guest.
Emphasis mine. Virtual devices are a huge attack surface for VM escapes and this seems to be a large part of their "security from the ground up" claim. A service like AWS Lambda doesn't need a full-blown VM, but you probably want stronger security guarantees than something like Docker or FreeBSD jails would provide. This fills that niche.
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shevegen
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t2_atqp
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> Plus, for the tone of that response, I'd also
> tell people to quit being in your community.
Please fuck off.
So now, what do you do? You have to reject contributions from
people who use the "wrong" tone.
I completely disagree with you, by the way. I think the highest
value is the code, quality of it, technical aspect, documentation
and the usability. Not the "emotion" that you put through with
it.
A lot of contributed code sucks though, so we need to refer to
HIGH QUALITY code.
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> I don't think threading is the answer except for small apps
I cannot even continue past this point
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bumbumbambam
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Its only competing with your ass, if you think that it can compete with real desktop programs. As a user and professional it person, i really dont like all the garbage frameworks/non native programs. I use non of that crap, because at the end, all those frameworks and languages like java dont do what they were supposed to do, or dont do it at the minimum level that i expect it to.
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shevegen
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t2_atqp
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> The thing is though that the people who send in these kinds of PRs often don't
> really do anything else of worth. They try to enforce their CoCs and remove all
> references to profanity and so on but what about actually useful contributions?
Yes, almost all of them are just trying to waste/steal time.
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I wasn't. I thought if you use qt without paying, you have to release your application source as well.
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puradawid
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t2_janux
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Therefore, how to get rid of 3 swears by removing just two words?
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OnGraphTechnologies
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Yes, Chatbots are the new big thing, they would not only make our lives simpler but also faster, quick and responsive. There are certain big companies who have started using them like Facebook, Apple, and Google. However, it is important for a business to hire a [chatbot development company](https://www.ongraph.com/future-of-chatbots/) to successfully run a chatbot on your website or on any application. These companies have professional developers who know well how to develop a chatbot with all the necessities required.
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Keyakinan-
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Did not expect a full thesis on shazam theory
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ebwq3h8
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t3_a6k3qb
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/r/programming/comments/a6k3qb/how_shazam_works_audio_fingerprinting_and_indexing/ebwq3h8/
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dblist
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> It benefits anybody who thinks of slavery when they see those terms.
If seeing a word triggers you like this then that's something you need to work on. Not demand everyone else censor themselves. It's amazing that people like this exist. Supposedly adults. WAAAAH I WANT MY WAY.
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tactics
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What do you learn that can actually survive 30 years?
Python may be around in 30 years. But there's also the possibility it might not. It's hard to appreciate it today, but no one saw the disappearance of PASCAL and FORTRAN when those were the languages of choice.
What lasts are the fundamentals.
So when people say "Lisp", they (hopefully) don't mean Common Lisp or Clojure. They mean something more like Scheme.
A minimal Lisp can be defined comfortably in less than 100 lines of Common Lisp. It's essentially a convenient variant of the lambda calculus.
Rather than focusing on syntax, library ecosystem, and the "expressiveness" of whatever language you would otherwise learn with, the Scheme tradition is to teach the essential basics of functional programming: doing recursive case analysis on tree-like data structures.
The syntax of Lisp is entirely minimal with maybe half a dozen to a dozen syntactical forms. You don't waste time learning about the particulars of syntax, operators, or frivolous distinctions (functions vs methods, local variables vs member variables vs global variables). And once you understand the base language, it becomes easy to write simple evaluators, language extensions, or compilers.
So learning the fundamentals from a Lisp is easier than learning them from Python because there is less hidden from you.
Python is an important, too. Don't get me wrong. I like to think of Python as being optimized for getting started. No other language allows you to look at a new library dealing in a domain you've never even heard about before, and get some basic examples working that you can use to tinker and learn with.
But Python is an enormous language, with over 20 years worth of features and cruft. It's not always clear when something is important or not. And there's a lot of syntax which obfuscates the mechanics of what's actually going on.
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> It benefits anybody who thinks of slavery when they see those terms.
> Just because you don't think much of it or think of it academically
> doesn't mean others do not either.
But that is mind control. I don't think of the terms that they assume, so why should I be subject to their usage of words?
Actually, they replaced it with "leader", at the least in python; which, in german,
has both an objective meaning, and additionally refers to the propaganda used
by the Nazis. So I fail to see how leader is an improvement to the master/slave
terminology used before. You have such a relationship in biology too - think of
animals capturing other animals, ants etc... - symbiosis, mutualism, parasitism.
You are going to have to re-define the meaning of words that way.
> In context, Alfred is calling Bruce "master" as a term of endearment. Alfred is free
> to leave whenever he wants. Not a problem.
Why do you equate people with computers? Master/Slave devices have nothing
to do whatsoever with "Alfred" or "Bruce".
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That good stuff is fake/small talk/jibber jabber. The big picture is always fucked - corrupted, retarded presidents, who are worse than hitler; sellout politicians, who dont give a shit about anything; total opression of freedom, total disrespect for human life; blind people, who dont see what is happening in this world. China is already 95% a sheep factory, a complete slavery, us is ~90% sheep factory. So basically, pretty soon, movie the matrix will become reality, expect that instead of ai robots, we will be enslaved into sheep factory by other scum monkeys.
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CoCs are most definitely about censorship since they restrict the flow of information.
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Isn't the whole point of cert pinning to only allow your certificate?
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I am not thinking of slaves at all, so to me this censorship is even worse.
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There are a lot of better alternatives to discord. It's buggy and uses WAY more resources than it should
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> your source code isn't a history book
Then why do you attempt to evaluate its content in the context of history?
Different languages have different words and interpretation of these words. "Leader" in
english is different to "Führer" in german, largely
due to history.
Should we put our interpretation of history over
other languages?
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Sorry, you are totally right. I don't know what I was thinking. And I don't actually do the thing I was claiming. Thanks for correcting me.
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shevegen
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You emoflake you.
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Holy crap! I know a lot of folks here are gonna have *no idea* what this is... Only one of the most legendary finnish shooters from the golden era of shareware and dos games :D
I'm seeing a peculiar pattern in the code:
if(x)
if(y)
if(z) stuff()
essentially it seems the boolean AND operator is being replaced by an if-chain?
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[ ] You understood the problem.
Awesome dude.
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[https://www.dartlang.org/faq#q-can-dart-add-tuples-pattern-matching-non-nullable-types-partial-evaluation-optional-semicolons-](https://www.dartlang.org/faq#q-can-dart-add-tuples-pattern-matching-non-nullable-types-partial-evaluation-optional-semicolons-)
&#x200B;
Seems there isn't non-nullable types in Dart 2 either.
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shevegen
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At which company was this?
I am sure you can reveal this. :)
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>Plus, commercial python qt price is insane
What do you need a commercial license for? Qt is available under 3 licenses, LGPL being one of them, meaning that you can commercially sell your app while keeping it closed source for free.
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parc
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This is an edge case of” I won’t recognize the code a write in 3 months.”
Every so often you’ll stumble on something brilliant, think ,”wow, who wrote that?” And realize it was you.
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chausies
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You are correct. But if I were to edit the code, github would track the changes I made, and anyone could see in the commit history that I added some line "your\_password.sendToNSA()" or whatever.
In any case, I made this cuz I've personally needed something like this so many times, so if anyone else wants to use it, the site is here. The webapp links to my personal website, and is infinitely more clear and open than anything else on the shady web. Unless you want to force everyone and their dog to set up GPG, this is the simplest tool for someone to send you a short encrypted message, and it's the safest thing one can ask for if they want the convenience of a website.
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shevegen
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It's understandable to some extent - you had a financial interest in "maintaining reputation".
I still rather go with the developer you eliminated though. You need gutsy people who aren't constantly self-censoring.
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It is odd to me that you believe those are positive things to mention
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circlesock
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Testing units of your code. That presupposes your code has been broken down into repeatably testable units and isn't a mass of procedural spaghetti (perhaps with "class" written at the top, but really just procedural junk). Writing code that is cleanly unit testable generally leads to good code. Things like constructor dependency injection and stuff become the norm, and everything you're injecting into the unit under test should be a mock. People who don't think unit testing is necessary in statically typed languages have missed the point entirely.
Integration testing is also a very good idea *too*, but is specifically for testing integrated systems.
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> No, it's not - especially nowadays because 16GB RAM cost as much as a good CPU
Yeah, not even slightly. Maybe if you want to get RAM that runs at 4000+ MHz, but e.g. your average 8GB 2400 MHz goes for ~60€ in Germany. You don't get any "good CPU" for 120€. But you don't even need 16GB, a single 8GB stick can easily be enough even with bloated electron apps...
Memory is definitely cheap.
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shevegen
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t2_atqp
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He is a vampire troll, stealing time from others.
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What does the signature look like where it can?
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> Compiling Rust to WebAssembly should be
> the best choice for fast, reliable code for the Web.
...
It's like the modern-day Kool Aid.
In two years we will have to ask:
- Where is the Rust break-through?
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What is the licensing issue? Qt is available under GPL, LGPL and a paid commercial license. You can keep your app close source and sell it for profit using Qt under the free LGPL license just fine. The only time when you want to have the paid commercial license is when you want to have a support hotline with The Qt Company, or when you want to use some of the non open-sourced Qt add-ons or when you want to modify libqt5's code but don't want to open-source your modifications.
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How strange. I did not even HAVE such an idea ... to use a database itself for much at all other than, well, just storing/retrieving data?
It's scary and awesome at the same time.
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> Why?!? This is probably the most damaging thing you can do to a learner.
Well, [worse is better.](https://www.jwz.org/doc/worse-is-better.html) Do you have any evidence that this the "wrong way" to go about it? My anecdotal evidence is that I started at the very deep end of productivity over understanding and learned the underlying details when they were relevant or interesting.
I'd argue that we're at a point where a bottom up first principles understanding is impossible achieve, unless you solely develop for embedded systems that only talk to other embedded systems.
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> Enter strong typing.
*Very* strong. As in: dependent types that allow you to prove
invalid values can’t pass the input handling routines.
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You are the author of neoGFX right? Because I never heard of it before. How is it better than Qt5/Gtk? Or something closer to IMGUI?
EDIT: is it lone wolf project or you have any kind of team working on this? Because while many lone developers projects looks great, more devs = bigger chance for project to survive more people willing to learn it.
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Where does it say I'm the authority? I'm stating my opinion.
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I just wanted to piggyback on your comment to say, fuck slack.
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> PHP is cool again,
Wut? Where?
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Subsets and Splits
Filtered Reddit Uplifting News
The query retrieves specific news articles by their link IDs, providing a basic overview of those particular entries without deeper analysis or insights.
Recent Programming Comments
Returns a limited set of programming records from 2020 to 2023, providing basic filtering with minimal analytical value.