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> What are you actually talking about? He loves DSLs. Every comment he makes revolves around them.
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You're awesome
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It would be interesting to see a programming oriented tablet but I doubt I would use one.
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The article title says C89 but the code examples are not C89.
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You're probably thinking of addition.
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combinatorylogic
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> nothing close to how oop actually works Fuck OOP. Your stupid "objects and classes" have nothing to do with how *business* works. So why the fuck you're trying to shoehorn these alien concepts into where they do not belong?!? > Business logic isn't a language Any formalism is a language. You evidently do no...
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AforAnonymous
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I think you need some reeducation for decentralized version control: http://hginit.com/00.html (This is for Hg/Mercurial, but applies to git just as well.)
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Using extra RAM kills your battery. That's why you should close everything the second you are done with it. /s
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Is there anything similar for windows executables? This could really help with reverse engineering...
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0tus
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Indeed. It's a good thing for even small shitty little side projects you might be doing. You could even just use something like bitbucket if you don't want them public. There's really no reason not to use version control. It just makes things easier.
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SweatyNuN
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Either you're a troll or heavily disabled
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For US, it's not preferable. If the companies can bring foreign qualified people, they don't have the necessity of open satellite offices. By the way, Ireland/Chile aren't poor countries, they are of the best of his continent.
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canton7
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It's like someone read [this DailyWTF article](http://thedailywtf.com/articles/DELETE-No,-INSERT!-No,-SELECT!-) and thought "that's a good idea!"
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emperor000
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To a computer, sure. But a human can clearly see that it is an attempt at a homographic exploit of some kind.
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destinoverde
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Yeah! it's cool! But I though you were talking about something else, hot-reload or backends similar to SLIME are nothing new. Pretty common thing in game development environments and Lisps. Here a sample of many that do the same thing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pMyhrDcMzw Other resources: https://github.com/Ru...
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Rakmos
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I'm not sure.. Why does it? I'm not sure that I agree it does.
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Xzariner
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too bad bc doesnt accept cmdline input, aned no config so if you want fractions gotta type `scale=5` every time ;/
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موقع تقني وهيك عرفتو شلون
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panorambo
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ProTip: You don't need a makefile if you want to build a program from a single C/C++ translation unit like you would do with `cc foobar.c -o foobar` or `c++ foobar.cpp -o foobar`. GNU make contains a database of built-in rules so it would know how to build `foobar` if you typed `make foobar` in a directory where your `...
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MadDoctor5813
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I'm not really sure what you mean.
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joushou
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Well, the NES isn't a reversible computer, so you'd need to store "radiation", but you don't need to go that deep down the computer science rabbit hole to implement a machine state history for as limited a machine as the NES. Per-instruction/frame/interval memory/register snapshots (or register snapshots + a "before" i...
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Apofis
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I like the listed correspondence of features, never thought about that myself. But what is *virtual dispatch*? I simulate sum types like type Parent = Child1 ... | Child2 ... in Java with inheritence abstract class Parent {...} class Child1 extends Parent {...} class Child2 extends Parent {...} and ...
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blitzkraft
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It does and no. `bc` can be invoked with `-l` option for floating point operations. And even in `dc` you have to explicitly mention that it's a floating point. I have my `bc` aliased to `bc -l` for this reason.
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MarshallBanana
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He mentioned a templeOS stack.
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pron98
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That's not what I meant, because that's not how you normally do it in OOP. You do `t.foo()`, which is a virtual call to a different method according to the subtype instead of matching over the constructor. The matching over the constructor is done implicitly by the vtable.
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twiggy99999
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> We know that diversity is good and important How is it? I don't care who/what I work with as long as they are good at the job. Why force different groups of people into a business just to make diversity numbers look good if they aren't the best for the job? Heck I would work with a pack of black, disabled, immi...
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teksimian
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The American president serving the interests of his country and people? Say it ain't so.
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panorambo
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> make is shipped with git for Windows As far as I know, the whole MinGW and Bash are shipped with Git for Windows. MinGW includes a compiler, linker, debugger, and GNU Binutils, which includes GNU `make`.
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menno
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> If we won't bring value to our customers then the market will validate that and we would be out of business. Simply speaking happy customers are prove if we are going in a reasonable direction. I think this is too black-and-white. There's other considerations besides customer value. Employees might be happier wor...
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twiggy99999
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> Blog spam. Fuck off. Although I completely agree, this contains zero programming which is clearly laid out in the subs rules: > Just because it has a computer in it doesn't make it programming > If there is no code in your link, it probably doesn't belong here You could have put it a little better and si...
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evenflow
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export BC_ENV_ARGS=-l will solve your 2nd problem.
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sirin3
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Reddit does not allow such long usernames
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combinatorylogic
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You're hilariously dumb and incompetent. But I am not surprised, it's typical for a code monkey to be dumb. Let me give you a keyword to search, if you're so dumb you could not understand what I am talking about: Domain-Specific Languages. Is it clearer now? Or you still have no idea what does the word "language" mean...
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chapelierfou
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Yes but this is a really cool project anyway!
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tamyahuNe2
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[115 KiB version](http://i.imgur.com/Pi8p7fJg.jpg) However Imgur has reduced the image quality down to 46.8KiB with some more visible JPEG artifacts.
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dggpasr
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twiggy99999
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I'm probably missing the obvious here but why would you want to compile down to Javascript? I can understand compiling down to C but why JS?
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ccfreak2k
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I don't share your position *per se*, but my guess is because you might feel that sometimes the sponsor is calling the shots and the community doesn't get any input otherwise in such a scenario?
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chapelierfou
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This is pure genius.
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macca321
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My fave feature of F# is discriminated unions, which are kinda like exhaustively checked switch statements. There are various libraries you can use to achieve them in C#: https://www.nuget.org/packages?q=discriminated+unions
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LtAramaki
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> Evidently you're not a very skillful coder (the fact you're rarely using switch statements is a huge red flag) That's your huge red flag? > you fail to comprehend simplest things, like the value of having an ordered executing in place of any expression for the code generation Your original stated problem wa...
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Draculea
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I'm probably wrong, but I don't think the NES really has true "frames per second" the way we do now. Depending on how you program your game, it might just update the camera scroll position and no sprites, or it might update a sprite and not anything else. I think 60 FPS was the regular standard on NES, but lots of g...
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VincentVazzo
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There isn't. O-1 and EB-1 Visas exist for those with "extraordinary talent" who wish to come to the United States. There is no annual limit to the number of these types of visas that can be issued.
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thinkwelldesigns
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Will it ever be possible to target the Android platform / JVM with Nim?
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pholmq
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> موقع تقني وهيك عرفتو شلون موقع تقني وهيك عرفتو شلون موقع تقني وهيك عرفتو شلون موقع تقني وهيك عرفتو شلون موقع تقني وهيك عرفتو شلون موقع تقني وهيك عرفتو شلون موقع تقني وهيك عرفتو شلون موقع تقني وهيك عرفتو شلون موقع تقني وهيك عرفتو شلون موقع تقني وهيك عرفتو شلون موقع تقني وهيك عرفتو شلون موقع تقني وهيك عرفتو شلون A...
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dggpf93
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m50d
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You seem confused. The rust *type system* is much more like the regex compiler than it is like the code that will be executed. A turing complete type system does not imply a turing complete language at runtime. It may be difficult to prove general properties of the compiler, but the cases where the *compiler* doesn't ...
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Xzariner
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I just use perl calc #!/usr/bin/perl use v5.10; say eval join(" ",@ARGV);
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combinatorylogic
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> Your original stated problem was "use switch as an expression". I did. No you did not you moron. You failed to preserve semantics. > Now you're complaining I didn't make argument evaluation lazy. What a moron..You *changed* the original code semantics. Switch is not fucking "lazy", it is a fucking *control ...
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dggpieo
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macca321
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I stumbled upon NsDepCop a few months ago and I'm finding it an incredibly useful tool for enforcing layering and structure in my .NET projects. You can create directional dependencies between namespaces, (rather than having to use project dependencies), and the rules are explicitly logged in your source code so other...
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And there you go. Easy, fella. Easy. I don't want you to get a brain aneurysm or something. BTW, I like how you call it "our industry". I'm willing to bet good money you're unemployed.
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Apofis
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My experiences say the opposite, FP makes complicated things simpler. Even when I code in Java, because I have to, I use FP idioms as much as possible. To make things more simple, not more complicated. But for that you need sufficient level of knowledge and practice in FP, of course.
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zerexim
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But these are temporary visas and one needs to re-apply again and again, no?
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foot_kisser
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> Why is OOP always held up as the absolute opposite of functional programming, an inescapable cesspit of mutable state? You can have immutable state in OOP, if you write immutable objects. ... Many OOP languages incorporate ideas from functional programming, like higher-order functions. Sure, immutability and ot...
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combinatorylogic
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An uneducated dumb cunt who hardly ever use a switch statement dares to have an opinion? This thing alone is just fucking hilarious.
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dpash
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As others have mentioned, bc is an infix calculator, so easier to use than dc.
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VincentVazzo
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The O-1 Visa is for those who only wish to live and work in America for a limited amount of time. The EB-1 Visa is for those who wish to live and work in the United States permanently.
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dggptes
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lisbonant
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Just spitballin', here, but it seems like a lot of web browsers are hopping on this newfangled JS train these days.
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Little_Duckling
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Plus the name isn't NSFW slang
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False
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zerexim
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EB-1 Visa seems for researchers/academic related staff. Do companies sponsor such visas for software engineers?
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go2hello
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> As mutation and state goes out of fashion Without state your comment doesn't exist.
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DungeonCrawler69
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sha1-collisions my ass
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coniurare
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47,9 kb - http://i.imgur.com/9L0kI9o.png EDIT: comparing this to @bschwind 's version, my version is less sharp, so not as good. :O 432kb - optimized original dimensions: http://i.imgur.com/aLHfp6x.png done with: http://optimizilla.com/ (not affiliated)
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Poddster
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> Use up all of the materials needed to fire the cannon I had no idea this was possible. But it [seems like it is](https://mixnmojo.com/features/sitefeatures/LucasArts-Secret-History-The-Secret-of-Monkey-Island/6). I remember putting every single thing I had in the pot, just to "get rid" of it and still being able...
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BadGoyWithAGun
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Tax the shit out of them when they do. It's not that hard to penalise people who refuse to buy American or hire American. Foreigners are for picking our food and cleaning our shit.
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> The JVM has been around for a long time and will continue to be so in the foreseeable future. It is a robust, highly-optimised VM with excellent garbage collectors, an important feature of any functional programming language. That said, it can be burdensome to map everything into interfaces, classes, and objects. ...
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naasking
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That's what the built-in validation is for. Perhaps you should actually read it.
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RedditLuvsCensorship
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Massive challenge keeping things organized in c#? Got one word for ya buddy: Areas
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cseibert531
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Why is Czech in the title like it's some amazing feat for another country to innovate?
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twiggy99999
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So you would write web page interactivity in nim and then compile it down to JS? Why not just write it in JS or am I missing the obvious again?
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womblepelt
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Thank you for this explanation!
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foot_kisser
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Fiddling with comments in ways that don't change the meaning at all is by definition a waste of time.
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My analogy is: Regex ~ Rust Code Regex compiler ~ Rust compiler (implementing the type system) Regex Executable ~ Rust Executable In both cases, I assume a bug free compiler and execution environment. I can prove things about any 'regex executable' using only its source code, because its source code is in a non tu...
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Why can't it be both :-)? BTW, I'm kind of disappointed. He's kind of reusing his responses. I felt this poetry was written just for me. ^/s Yours: > You're hilariously dumb and incompetent. But I am not surprised, it's typical for a code monkey to be dumb. [Mine:](https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/6...
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If the JS is being compiled to the V8 engine, it will boil into C++ and run just as fast. That's why you see Node etc taking off. It actually isn't terrible.
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I did read it. My concern is that you've added another layer of indirection to finding out what your data layer is doing. Instead of easily being able see what query is being used to perform some operation, you've got to bring up this embedded SQL file, and have that open at the same time as you're reading the place ...
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rabbitz
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Hey if you need help shoot me a message I can take you through the basics. There are a ton of "advanced" git commands but you really only need to know maybe 2 or 3 easy things to get your code into git. The rest of the stuff you can google when you need to know it. The most important part is having those commits (save ...
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lisbonant
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No, that's the size of it. Ergonomics and little else. Anecdotally, I've found ClojureScript can surpass performance of handwritten JS due to aggressive compile-time optimizations, and (at least personally) it's a much more pleasant experience. Not sure what the Nim story is regarding perfrmance/development efficien...
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> I can prove things about any 'regex executable' using only its source code, because its source code is in a non turing complete language. But that's a fact about the language itself, not about the type system. One could define a Turing-complete type system for regexes and this would still complete. > The rust...
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bschwind
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Sadly they're still using the 1.5 MB version :(
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> His proof: "Since the question assumes there is a proof, and since this is an exam question, we assume that a proof exists." That is genius. This guy is going places. I kinda wish I could go back to high school just to use this everywhere. > Well, 0 points. Doesn't matter. I'd keep doing it.
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As someone who learned FP before learning OOP (a couple of decades ago), I find it fascinating how people who've just discovered FP have come to present it as opposing OOP, whereas for decades the two were considered complementary. They've created an artificial conflict where there used to be none. FP and OOP were deve...
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yeah, it's sad how bloated todays websites are. at least in this case it's an easy fix. since they use pure.css which is tiny, I wonder how this slipped by.
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I discovered it the same way; now I use it on purpose. My dad took to calling it the 'Death Calculator' and claiming it was impossible to use. I guess he never saw Forth or an HP calculator…
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Parent: > Forces you to stop thinking in **binary** You: > It's a search algorithm which divides up the solution space using **binary** search. There's no escape from binary.
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A much greater irony is that for decades nobody thought there was a conflict between FP and OOP -- the two are complementary and similar -- up until people who discovered FP, like, yesterday and don't yet fully understand it[1], started making up a narrative of conflict. [1]: "Mutation and state goes out of fashion" i...
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jean_rouch
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Thanks! Glad to hear it resonated with people.
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steveflee
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I got a couple giggles out of it. We don't have to take everything so serious around here!
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agent-plaid
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One more tip: to input negative numbers, prefix them with `_`, as in: 4 _3*p That prints `-12`. You have to do it this way because `-` is always subtraction.
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