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Your complaints and workarounds are standard. It's much better than vanilla scripts since it can avoid rerunning tons of tasks, saving time. Gradle. That's an alternative and don't be fooled, it does much more than java! It can compile cpp code but i haven't tried it for that yet. One of my goto projects to see the p...
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combinatorylogic
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No, runtime anything is not a substitute for a purely compile time semantics.
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I'm curious, why do you think the SNES version would have been better for reverse engineering? I don't know anything about the SNES, but when I started I was mostly interested in finding the cause of Guile's invisible throw in the first arcade versions
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Google can't be sued because they don't cause damages and you need to have damages or any lawsuit will be thrown out. It is important to note that Goggle doesn't get to decide what constitutes damages. The website makes a claim and the judge decides whether the lawsuit is frivolous. Since a website like LinkedIn mak...
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pdp10
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Sounds apocryphal.
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> No, it did not. You did the compilers work manually. I'm not sure if you realize how unconvincing your argument here is. > I'm not talking about the FP here (there are not that many problem domains I'd chose to do in a pure FP anyway), but explicitly about the expression-based languages. It's quite sad that ...
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Some isotopes are easily shielded duder.
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gotnate
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yes exactly what I had in mind!
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The title is probably not what you think the article is about: * Dependency management * Generics * Error handling TL;DR It's the same thing you already knew about Go from years ago.
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Bucklescript is a language. React is a view library. They're completely orthogonal.
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What is wrong with having a readable web page instead of those colored fonts on a black background? That alone may good reason to be suspect of the project. The developers seem to to value style over substance.
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> I'm not sure if you realize how unconvincing your argument here is. I'm not sure you realise how far your implementation is from anything that can be considered an "equivalent". > I just don't share your interest in "everything is an expression" languages You claimed you can translate code from functional la...
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flukus
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There's also nmake that comes with visual studio.
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adzm
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At least we got XHR from ActiveX!
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ibeattetris
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> Agree politely, but delete nothing. Never apologize for who you are. Lol
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Well, you are certainly entitled to that opinion, but note that without dependent types, there isn't really more type safety gained, and no reduction in memory usage, either. There may be an issue of efficient code generation, but as a language like Java (or JavaScript) compiles at runtime anyway, and does specializati...
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Yes it is. You should start to decide if you want finite or infinite program space.
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> (It's hard enough to get people to move to substructural types. Thank god for Rust.) Eh, ATS is faster. Have you tried ATS? You should rewrite all of your things in it.
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PM_ME_UR_OBSIDIAN
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I actually looked at ATS out of sheer despair before Rust was a thing. I'm unconvinced.
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emperorOfTheUniverse
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Maybe a little something in perfect condition. Those subscriptions went far and wide. You can find plenty on ebay.
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I never said they were mutually exclusive, I was just correcting some of your statements about the benefits of equational reasoning
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noideaman
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This answer feels like marketing
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No, unfortunately it's not smart at all. https://board.byuu.org/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=1589 http://tasvideos.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=19068
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> there isn't really more type safety gained I'm not even talking about type safety - just code density/readability/maintainability. Modules are just a simple way to organise code. > compiles at runtime anyway, and does specialization then Which only helps the hot paths, while most of the code executes just on...
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If there's no way to distinguish whether a procedure is a function or not other than by inspecting its source code manually, it's not clear to me how you think that is language support for functions. No type, no annotation, no anything that the language can recognize as "a function". If this is the case, your language ...
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You're a monster!
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The file order thing just feels so backwards and out of place in a modern language. Like, it's reminding me of C++ `#include` directives and making sure to have `#ifndef` guards and forward declarations and shit. C# did away with all that for a good reason.
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It's easy now! https://www.microfocus.com/products/visual-cobol/#features
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WebVR is coming along quite nicely, last I looked at it. I definitely understand Facebook being invested in it, at this point.
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You didn't even include the netbeans project in the source tree. Do you seriously expect anyone to build this? Even if someone downloads netbeans, they won't be able to build.
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Hivac-TLB
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Is rewinding time on emulators some sort of new thing. Because I was doing it on my Nintendo ds emulator years ago.
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> Have you considered dumping the older states to disk to keep memory freed up? Or you could let the OS do the page swapping :)
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No, the difference is that objects have built-in functions. If you are making 100% of your objects mutable then you are doing something wrong.
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jakkarth
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So, it's IRC?
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Pro Action Replay?
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> I'm not sure you realise how far your implementation is from anything that can be considered an "equivalent". We can talk about an "equivalent" if you had given me an actual remotely useful problem to solve. Emulating Haskell in JavaScript isn't such a problem. Nobody has ever come to me and told me "you're a pro...
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> Total languages have many weaknesses. You can't write an interpreter for a Turing-complete language in one. You can't (afaik) write programs that run indefinitely and only terminate based on I/O (games, user interfaces, etc). [Corecursion](http://blog.sigfpe.com/2007/07/data-and-codata.html)!
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My feel is that, for most organisations, diversity in gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation isn't important functionally or for deliverables. (That's different from being actively hostile to those groups, but I don't think the organization benefits from the diversity.) Age correlates to experience and I think most or...
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Wouldn't necessarily work. The cryptographic tricks to make random numbers from mics and stuff would be extracting the noise (not sound noise, random noise) from the device and pulling entropy out of the input. It doesn't necessarily just take tones and pass it through as random numbers. For example let's say the foll...
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So as far as I can tell React Fiber is basically implementing a scheduler for cooperative* multi-tasking over the single thread of the browser. Which sounds kinda insane. The browser really is the new OS. I don't know enough about browsers but I wonder if we will ever get to a place where we have multiple threads tha...
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I literally lost trillions of hours in those extra 2.5 second s
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Try SourceTree, it uses git internally. Personally though I just use it to make backups; the popular git workflow seems to expect a workflow where you work on a single feature at a time.
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The fix isn't working for me on Linux.
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Definitely. I can see how JS in VR would be useful, to an extent, but it's weird to see a language designed for something entirely different to be used in an application like VR.
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SSH clients are programs, just like console/curses IRC clients are. To use SSH you also have to download a client.
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> I have never even seen Braid. google 'Braid demo'
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In the Input Options you can find Rewind in the "Emulation" category. Default is Backspace.
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I don't understand the resistance to doing functional-style programming in C#, or why functional and OO are seen to be enemies of each other. I'm not against using F#, I think it's a pretty cool language, but I celebrate C# being enriched by it.
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PNG would be slow...
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Support request (and rant): I installed ionide in VSC, created a new project with scaffold, hit build. Scaffold (or something) does a bunch of setup in the output window, then scaffold asks for a project name... but there's no way to type in the output window! Am I supposed to run this command manually in the terminal ...
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Search in this thread for `nesdev`.
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Whether you use methods, property accessors, or message passing, or "built-in functions", if your objects are not being modified and interacting like independent machines then you're not doing object oriented programming.
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See: most smoke detectors
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OceanFlex
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Is git not source control?
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Right? WebGL is still the same way for me, even though it's been out for years.
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Archsys
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If you post over at TASvideos, I'm sure you could get feedback both on your ideas and on your code. Everyone I've seen in those forums has been just awesome when it comes to fellow coders and the possibility of new meat to work on Emus.
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kernelzeroday
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No. Terms of service are not legally binding. They are a protection clause for the website to revoke access and cover their asses against some form of discrimination style suit. Even by accepting a terms and conditions document you have not entered a legally binding agreement and conditions outlined are only grounds fo...
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I had an SNES, particularly for the game SFII Turbo, and from what I could tell, played exactly the same as the arcade version. So anyway, my assumptions for SNES, which I'm sure are probably wrong… * Smaller program and data size * Smaller and simpler instruction set * Better documented sprite / graphics engine ...
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In most modern IDEs, it's as simple as clicking on. Start repository, then clicking add and commit every time you change your code. Forking and checking out branches is slightly more complicated, but you don't need that unless you plan on making hotfixes, or working with a team.
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mbenbernard
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Many thanks for debunking this myth :)
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ArturT
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Not all diversity is good. If you want to have diversity there must be a reason for that. We don't want to have diversity for the sake of diversity. Context matter, and when you run programming projects and consultancy work for you clients you want people who have a certain set of tech skills (this narrow down the dive...
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Civil_Defense
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No it wasn't a cheat code device. It just let you go back to a certain spot. Lets say you were about to go into a boss room. You save the state right outside and if you died, you could just quick load it back to right outside the boss room.
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squirrelthetire
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Video, or it didn't happen.
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jakkarth
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Just because it happens to be bundled with the OS under some circumstances doesn't mean there isn't a client. But ok, move the goal post. This is much more secure than IRC? That's going to be hard to justify. Not saying you're wrong, but IRC is a protocol, and this is an application, so that's apples to oranges to be...
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sdfgdfghisdfughsiodh
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I'll be honest here under the cloak of anonymity. I am a manager, I know how to code and I became a manager because I believed I could do so much better than all those idiotic managers I had had. The problem isn't usually at the lead level. The problem is usually one or two levels higher, at the dev manager or direct...
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aidenator
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This is a bit like drinking water from a fire hose, but here's a fun video/time-lapse of a guy creating a NES emulator in C++. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y71lli8MS8s
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_understand
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amazing work, well done!
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onionhammer
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Looks great! It is rather large though - 1.7 Mb for 24 requests. 1.5 mb of which is the 'Nim in action' cover - You could probably optimize it pretty significantly. Edit: thanks to dom96 - it's now 265 kb
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bobzilla
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Not that I know of. But I'm glad to see I'm not the only one.
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_understand
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many countries run their immigration based on "whats good for the country". there is nothing wrong with a country looking out for its citizens. what else is the job of the govt than to look out for the good of its citizen? why should foreigners come before citizens? that's backwards.
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gimpwiz
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Yeah I actually agree with that. As long as they're highly paid and not criminals... Come on over, make the industry even stronger, pay taxes, etc.
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almightySapling
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But that doesn't make any individual unit truly random... it just means the central limit theorem applies.
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theamk2
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Well, somewhat. LinuxKit has a very specific target audience -- "minimal, immutable and stateless" Linux distributions, where all the packages and startup scripts are explicitly enumerated. This is actually a huge market -- it potentially applies to every server provisioned using automatic deployment (chef, puppet, fa...
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zardeh
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>europe is not more safe than the united states Erm, most western european nations have significantly lower murder, gun violence, and rates of violent crime. >poors "the poors!" >poors can go to school for absolutely free- and high level schools if you arent white No, you can get significant loans, and no...
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BLAHFUK
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That's clever. I wrote a gameboy emulator and did some state logging while debugging. I thought about adding a rewind feature but remembered those logs hitting the GB range in about a minute.
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serveradminblog
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You don't have any examples with fetch / pull commands
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relesbao
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Didnt say that, there is a big difference between taking care of your citizens and being nationalist, and nationalism is backwards.
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nikomo
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That would assume the process is predictable. As far as I know, the electrons get through the interface through quantum tunneling. You'd have to prove that's predictable.
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yogthos
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>Ok. Though your arguments are misleading since you referring to a platform no the languages of that platform. Not sure why it's misleading. We're talking about using Electron as a delivery system here aren't we? >None of the properties you pointed out are exclusive to browsers. Show me a native system that pr...
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CyclonusRIP
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Interesting article, but I think this problem is similar to proving connectivity on a graph. If you breadth first search from the starting states to finishing states and every path reaches the end it it should be able to prove teeny tiny mansion has no dead ends easily. I think TTM could be proven even easier though....
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sf2platinum
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The Amiga port of SF2 really put me off looking at ports, it was nothing like the original at all, but since starting the project I heard the SNES ports were really good. I already knew 68000 ASM so that was a head start, but yeah the CPS tile engine took a lot of figuring out, fortunately the MAME source code helped...
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celandro
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Disclaimer: I used to work at Eharmony as software architect Really cool work. Would have loved to have be able to implement this sort of region based ab testing into the AB testing framework we built. We ended up language and gender preference and country for this type of testing but US is very different from region...
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_zapplebee
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Also funny because the app is basically git for NES.
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NSNick
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Python noob here, I cannot for the life of me get the `import nintaco` statement to work with it up one directory. I searched and poked around with sys.path appending and '..'s, but to no avail. Can anyone help me out?
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yogthos
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Exactly, this isn't like the Angular 2 clusterfuck.
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celandro
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Dating industry is extremely cyclical and week to week performance can vary greatly. Throw marketing shenanigans on top of multiple supposedly independent A/B tests on top of it all and its quite a struggle to work out which tests win.
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ArturT
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At first, I thought the same it's not directly related to programming but when you give it a second thought, where else this could be posted to reach women and their colleagues who do programming on daily basis? And this article is not just for women, it is even more for people who have them around. It's about raising ...
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royosherove
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That depends if you enjoyed the movie?
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grauenwolf
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Irrelevant? Yea, that's why I think monads are a pointless abstraction. What's the point of having a generic method for all types if you have no idea what it does? It's literally the same kind of operator overloading abuse that we hate so much in C++.
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videomorphic
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The language is not Turing complete. Turing completeness is thus irrelevant and shouldn't have been mentioned in the presentation at all.
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flukus
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It runs as a daemon or process in the IDE. Whenever the ide needs something (a completion list) it sends a Json request over http or stdin to the service with things like the cursor position and the file (an actual string of the file) and gets a Json list of candidates back. VSCode should already support it, the same ...
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gatesplusplus
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Compared to assembly
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jim234234red
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Yeah God forbid the US **National** government do something in favor of the people for whom, ya know, it works for.
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