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zjm555
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I'm amazed that one guy could even take phantom as far as it had gone, pretty impressive. We use it in our testing every day.
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combinatorylogic
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No CLP(FD) there, you're losing half of the fun.
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JonMR
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Docker.
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knome
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[Thanks, guy. Appreciate it](http://i.imgur.com/jsfQrnf.png)
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sct_atx
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My guess is that email notifications were annoying as all get out so I turned them off. Then FB got annoying as all get out so I stopped using it. No matter the reason, I never got an email.
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boris_the_boris
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How exactly should I do this? Do you comprehend the seriousness of your comment?
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RaptorXP
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First, robots take our jobs. Now they take our WIVES??
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i-like-graphic-tees
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> Performance of the servers over the game session is paramount, as is running it on the cheapest instance possible. From that article (super interesting btw, thank you) they talk about adapting their worker logic to better match the A1 instances and synchronizing game cycles with the hypervisor scheduler. A lot mo...
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boris_the_boris
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I love it how someone suggesting I go kill myself gets upvoted. Way to go reddit.
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dg7l8pe
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combinatorylogic
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You know what increase productivity? Sane feedback from your compiler and static code analysis tools, useful hints from your IDE and a reasonable code density. And a frequency of those mindless cycles of "try some shit and see how it fails" can only harm your productivity. Low compilation times are evil, they nudge p...
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hacksawjim
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Seems like it might not be totally dead. The Chromium team said they have no interest in high-level automation APIs and that they'd like to work with Phantom to provide that service, with Chromium being one of many runtimes that Phantom can use. Vitaly [says](https://groups.google.com/d/msg/phantomjs-dev/S-mEBwuSgKQ/P...
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dg7lac4
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Cintiq
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'Autodraw pairs the magic of machine learning with drawings from talented artists, to help you draw stuff fast.' All it does it attempt to guess what you've drawn, then match it to the catalogue. It's not building professional designs from a scribble of a knob. It's just a neat app for really prototyping flyers.
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dg7lbmp
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GrenderG
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In fact is very related to [eskimoFry's comment](https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/64uinn/cli_text_editor_written_in_c_from_scratch/dg5nsfs/).
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Works_of_memercy
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The same way you expect the problem with other "self-righteous dicks and intolerant fuckwits" to be fixed, obviously. What do _you_ expect them to do? ;-) While we are at it, can you give a concise explanation for your selectiveness, why are you not bothered to respond to "self-righteous dicks and intolerant fuckwits"...
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boris_the_boris
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Oh, and just make sure you go ahead and downvote comments I have made elsewhere in the thread. That will teach me!
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jackmott2
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There is still tons of 'bottleneck" in the form of latency, if you can't access memory contiguously. You still have to abandon a lot of popular programming paradigms to do that.
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Kasc
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Perhaps they meant you should look past the author's personal life as it's completely irrelevant to the content of the article? Why are you jumping to suicide?
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valenterry
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Very well summarized.
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hypersistence
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5.5 is considered the last minor version in the 5.x branch since both 5.6 and 5.7 have added significant changes. Therefore, this is how the versions were supposed to be named: - 5.6 -> 6 - 5.7 -> 7 - 8.0
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macemen
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> project that has an interface called Thingy with implementations ThingyImpl and ThingyMock for nearly every class, then that's a massive code smell Couldn't agree more. At first I loved mocks because they allowed me to test at a very fine-grained level. Then I noticed that my tests started to look like a copy-pas...
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dg7llwl
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they said available, didn't say they worked!
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dg7lodr
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SukayMyDickay
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I have only ever heard this sentiment on Reddit. Christ. Big deal, pony up $20 and have a couple drinks.
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dg7lov5
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NikkoTheGreeko
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That's exactly how I develop for this platform because I'm still not totally sure how it works.
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merlinpierce
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wow. I haven't realized it. thanks
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jackmott2
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you can play with special effects code in a statically typed or compiled language in realtime. casey muratori demonstrates on way to do this in C or C++ early on in the HandMade Hero video series.
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dg7lrct
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Incursi0n
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> at scale And here I was thinking Netflix, Facebook or Amazon was "at scale". Guess you can start applying for Google's SRE straight out of high school if you have this beautiful project on your CV :\^)
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dg7lrn2
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jackmott2
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These arguments are absurd. I agree that compile times being fast can be a useful thing, but you do not need a dynamic or 'interpreted language' to have fast compile times. You can interpret any language for fast compile times and then compile it when you release so as not to punish the user of your product with slow...
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stilloriginal
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I would think if it supports extensions that's all you would need. I spent the last few weeks building some automated web browsing and tried most of the available options on the market and decided to go with building a chrome extension. Phantom didn't work on some of the sites I needed and its easier to build this st...
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SukayMyDickay
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That really doesnt like that good of a deal to be honest...
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jackmott2
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upvote for 1 to banana
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dg7lwo6
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boris_the_boris
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I don't expect the "problem" to be fixed: I fully understand that idiots are part of life. And for me, it is not really a problem, even if I still get a bit surprised by the enthusiasm of idiots. I tried to explain already: the comment, at least in my eyes, is just an unfiltered memory dump. This is how it is supposed...
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slipszenko
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Thanks!
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jackmott2
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>Low compilation times are evil, they nudge people into bad practices instead of a careful thinking. citation needed
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dg7ly13
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karroffel
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C++ bindings are stable, Rust and D bindings are in the works (somebody started working on Go bindings as well). I'm looking into binding Haskell as well, but that's more of an experiment than something serious. C++ bindings will be the "official" unofficial bindings.
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dg7ly90
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AlyoshaV
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posted today via https://jpeg.org/items/20170413_cfp_jpeg_reference_software.html
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evaned
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> However, there is absolutely no reason to test "internal details" of A - you test the contract of A I don't think I *necessarily* agree with this. `A`'s contract could be quite simple, and yet the implementation could be quite complex. There could be several non-trivial functions that are all helping to implemen...
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benhoyt
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You can, but most statically-typed languages don't. What you mention is exactly the point I make in the last couple of paragraphs under "Compiler speed matters": > I think the Go language has the right idea. The language is relatively simple partly because they wanted to keep compile times down – this was a design ...
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dg7m0ij
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combinatorylogic
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Just read the OP article. Bragging about doing stupid shit quickly is exactly the attitude created by a too fast turnover.
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sysop073
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They asked about [PhantomJS supporting Chromium as a backend](https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/phantomjs-dev/S-mEBwuSgKQ/tU06ZOZcFgAJ), but apparently it would be [a lot of work](https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/phantomjs-dev/S-mEBwuSgKQ/PQdE1A5FAwAJ)
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LostInThisWorld54312
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I agree. I wish Phantomium would of worked out. But I appreciate all he did with PhantomJS. Wish him the best and looking forward to headless chromium!
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-1
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could-of-bot
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It's either would **HAVE** or would**'VE**, but never would **OF**. See [Grammar Errors](http://www.grammarerrors.com/grammar/could-of-would-of-should-of/) for more information.
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dg7m2mb
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boris_the_boris
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Maybe, who knows. I used Occam's razor.
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False
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dg7m3ec
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-1
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sl8_slick
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Dude, he even left a /s at the end....
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False
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wealthy_harpsichord
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> Use numpy or another library written in C. That's all fun and games, until you need to write something fast that can't be glued together from someone else's code, and then you have to write your own C. Might as well consider a language that's a lot nicer than C and still fast, like C++ or (gasp!) Rust. Supposedly...
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vine-el
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After a compile in a statically typed language, you still need to execute your tests and do manual testing for the parts that are not covered by your tests.
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jackmott2
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One anecdote is not data. There are plenty of examples of finely crafted complex software products which are the product of people who enjoy and strive for fast compile times as well. DLang, The Witness, etc. It may be the case that fast compile times cause people to write worse software. But you should not just asse...
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daidoji70
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He was using a hololens though? I'm saving up for a VR dev kit for the sole purpose of doing what you explain. Until my life is like the people's in Ghost in the Shell when it comes to floating screens and monitors I won't be truly happy.
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AngularBeginner
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would of
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False
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1494037170
-15
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False
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dg7mb4m
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16
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mariopenna
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Why don't Google simply hire/fund him?
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False
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dg7mb9c
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CoreParad0x
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This makes a lot more sense. We've been using MySql 8 internally for a few things, but we're going to switch to SQL Server 2016. Still, it's nice to see Oracle is at least doing something with it.
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dg7mbb0
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jackmott2
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DMD compiles faster than Go while being more complex. Hell C++ probably would compile faster than you need it to for any size project you have worked on if you used a unity build and didn't use too many templates.
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False
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dg7mbrx
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sparta2020
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Didn't see that, I saw npm and blacked out for a minute lol
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hekdev
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It could be neat as an assistant tool when you want to see a big overview of codebase, but I'd probably wouldn't use this for everyday coding.
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Works_of_memercy
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> I tried to explain already: the comment, at least in my eyes, is just an unfiltered memory dump. Well, and how is it different from other comments? I mean, look: 1. A calls X a degenerate. 2. B calls A a dick. 3. C calls B an intolerant fuckwit. You're OK enough with A, very not OK with B, and totally OK with...
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False
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sdclibbery
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The two kinds of speed that are really relevant for dynamic languages are 'speed of writing new code' versus 'speed of making changes to existing code'. Dynamic languages are pretty good for the former, but don't help much with the latter, in my experience.
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dg7mhso
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donalmacc
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Oh totally. I just wanted to dispel the point that performance doesn't matter if you've got a single app over a short period. (side note, they don't actually do as good a job as they make out to have done, but it's interesting to watch)
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SlamChunk
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Author here, its a legitimate concern but my 87 year grandfather was one the first people to confirm via text. However the majority (90%) of guests had a phone and were capable/confident responding to a text message.
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gumnos
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They made my short list. I ended up with OVH, but would have been pretty pleased with Vultr based on my evaluations.
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Gbyrd99
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It was hololens. The VR make you nausea after using it for a while. Hololens doesn't have that since it's AR
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False
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dg7momu
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geodel
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I'd say this just shows need of npm powered microchips to prevent people from fainting :-)
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False
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dg7mroi
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yeahbutbut
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If you just need to retrieve content or download files why not use cURL?
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False
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gatlin
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Would you say there are lots of such pull requests out there like yours? Useful, just not addressed?
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False
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10
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markasoftware
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PhantomJS was basically unmaintained anyways, so many open issues including many which I encountered myself. Things as basic as it will just hang on a syntax error in your script file. I also got a bug (which was reported as well and experienced by many people) where some pages randomly just won't load. I've switched t...
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tjorri
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An int? can be considered to be a container containing either zero or one integers, as opposed to List<int> which can contain zero or any number of integers. That means that functions such as IsEmpty, Any, and Select would make perfect sense on nullable types as well as on lists.
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BadGoyWithAGun
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ahaha, look at those downvotes from butthurt degenerates In a way, I'm almost glad for all the recent attempts to normalize all manners of disgusting, degenerate, counter-selective behaviour. Now that these people have put all their failings out in the open, it makes it much easier to screen those freaks and make sure...
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dg7n96x
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Mushrewm
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I think this is the real point.
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TheIncorrigible1
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I love this bot.
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bwainfweeze
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I really wanted to have phantomjs as part of our build pipeline to decrease the average time to a failed build, but there are unfortunately idioms that work everywhere but on Phantom. I ultimately came to understand that having it in the build was more hostile than having it out. On the first project I used it, we di...
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False
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Rhyek
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I've used would of with great success in the past.
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-21
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15
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Hiestaa
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Damn. Thanks for correcting.
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valenterry
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> After a compile in a statically typed language, you still need to execute your tests and do manual testing for the parts that are not covered by your tests. Yes and no. You will execute your tests in your build pipeline, but you will *not* use them as direct developement feedback. At least if you make good use of...
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stilloriginal
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the sites require you to click a button to get the file...and the link is dynamically generated using session info...the link changes every time...its using some kind of microsoft reports viewer in one instance. In other cases the files are added to the page constantly and so you are looking for instances of new files...
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TankorSmash
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...I think this is a scam. This is the original http://t4t5.github.io/sweetalert/ and notice how the last commit was only 4 months ago, and how there is no 'donate' button. SWAL2 has a bunch of stars though, so maybe it is legit.
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valenterry
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Unless you replace "speed of writing new code" with "speed of writing working new code". ;)
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xinhuj
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We are very much looking forward to headless Chrome for our testing environment. PhantomJS was great for the industry, but I think the maintainer is correct. People will adopt headless Chrome.
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_ursan_
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There is a difference between not using fb and being on a crusade against it. I solely use fb for messenger these days and, while I'll be more than happy to use the event page, if I'm not included in a group chat or if the organizer doesn't send me a message about it, I will most likely miss the event. That being sai...
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barsoap
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> ROWE It's called piece work and is a perfect way to make the people in your sweatshop exceed sane working hours for pennies while keeping the pressure up. Flextime, now that's one thing and it's a good idea. Having to haggle with people over how much a particular piece of code is worth because I'm not trusted e...
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zoomT
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> which I would have thought the author of a purely functional library would prefer ;-). Yes, you have a point. The lambda-style idiom did not occur to me at the time of writing. The code could always be cleaned up in the future.
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coder543
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Those "cached reads" have read speeds that are impossibly faster than any SSD on the market, and Linode is absolutely **not** giving you a RAID 0 array of NVMe SSDs. "Cached" must mean "already cached in memory" aka. "not actually reading from disk". Something similar applies to "buffered" disk reads as well. Those nu...
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destinoverde
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So Repls harm productivity.
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gramie
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Any time! :D
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s73v3r
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So basically, they've learned absolutely nothing from the problems of abuse and harassment that has plagued Twitter for the past several years.
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2
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geodel
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So physical invitations are like physical servers nowadays. Everything has to be in cloud and web scale. Just like 60 line files need 'web scale' editors like 'Atom/VsCode' so whopping 60 guests list could not have been done without massive compute resources of Google clusters.
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baerion
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This has nothing to do with static or dynamic typing. For example the Haskell REPL compiles to bytecode by default (and to machine code, if you tell it to), which is blazingly fast. My edit-reload cycle is never more than a fraction of a second, while providing full type checking. And I can make calls to heavy-lifting ...
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melp
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Evites... what's the advantage of doing it over SMS vs email and a web browser?
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FimbleEnterprises
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That sounds awful!
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i-see-spam
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It's his (spam) thing, as is deleting the posts if somebody notices. Previously he used LinkedIn to do the same thing. See [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/java/comments/64x8ol/8_useful_toolsframeworks_for_java_testing/) for our chat yesterday, and [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/oculus/comments/64op5v/difference_betw...
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yogthos
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I think they both serve different purposes. The instances are closer to IRC model, and allow for stuff like easier content moderation. I definitely think scuttlebutt is neat though, I read the same article earlier this week. :)
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davesidious
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Probably because "they" is a single person :)
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scott_dsgn
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I'm sure this is a bitter-sweet moment for Vitaly. Bitter in that something he's dumped years of his life into is now going to be mostly obsolete. Sweet in that the burden of maintaining a popular open-source project is gone. Even without the introduction of headless chrome, I don't know that he could've continued dev...
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WoodUV
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shall_always_be_so
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If you want to avoid regretting journeys like that, then stop taking the risky clicks. It was pretty clearly marked as such.
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He can't invert a binary tree
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scala_questions
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I should probably have wrote less of a bottleneck instead of no bottleneck. Especially since I don't know enough about this area. As far as I remember in a typical PC the latency between CPU and main memory is in the hundreds of nanoseconds (latency + transfer size/bandwith), and the latency between CPU and GPU aroun...
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