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ganglygorilla
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interesting (read: unfortunate) choice of name...
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joushou
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Comparing a simple buffer with a database or filesystem is quite odd. If you decide the log size in advance you can use a simple ring buffer. No deallocs needed, but if you want to point to dynamic memory, call your dealloc routine on write to any non-null position. The buffer may be large, but a GC is would severely o...
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jontro123
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This response is priceless "Thank you for the bug report. Please check with current version 6.3.6 there is no back-port fix for older version like 6.3.4. Thanks."
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dggzo6x
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pron98
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You are not thinking about this abstractly enough. Both virtual dispatch and pattern matching provide the ability to call different concrete functions on a value based on its type; more precisely, based on its concrete subtype of some type. Pattern matching is not virtual dispatch, but it is analogous to one. It serve...
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mirhagk
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Other countries would be happy to accept Facebook, Google, Amazon, Microsoft or any other major tech company into their country.
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sabas123
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> the state has the power to legally confiscate property and use lethal force, and they do not If Microsoft and all the other tech companies relocates to Germany and refuses to provide any service in the US anymore, you want to go to war with another NATO member?
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dggzt1k
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1494201861
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_kst_
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I haven't tried this yet, but the `&` command in `less` does at least some of what `slit` does. https://softwarerecs.stackexchange.com/q/40166/6607
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dggzujn
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1494201880
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sabas123
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> Given that H1B is about bringing in top talent, it should be extremely expensive, otherwise, companies are just trying to farm modern indentured servants. Can you point to any examples of this currently happening in the US?
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1492616384
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dggzunh
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1494201881
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Zeno84
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Me too. In fact we *just* switched to Java 7. 😞
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False
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dggzvm6
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1494201895
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sabas123
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Because their better then imported foreigners?
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1492616475
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dggzxt0
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1494201923
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RabbidKitten
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Pattern matching does not examine the type of the value, which is known at compile time. Constructors are not types, they are elements of the type itself, just like 1 is an element of the set of natural numbers. Pattern matching is the exact analogue of doing this in C: enum LRTag { LR_LEFT, LR_RI...
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dggzz0o
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1494201940
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Three_Tracks
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Exactly. Imagine coming here from Europe or India where University is relatively cheap or free and making 80%-100% of the comparable American salary. I'm just saying that with the costs of University and the student loan bubble if we don't do something about the H1-B abuse its going to get much much worse.
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dgh04g9
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1494202013
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autotldr
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This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](http://www.npr.org/sections/alltechconsidered/2014/10/06/345799830/the-forgotten-female-programmers-who-created-modern-tech) reduced by 91%. (I'm a bot) ***** > I took a trip to ground zero for today's computer revolution, Stanford University, and randomly ask...
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1492616778
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dgh08cm
t3_66aqry
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1494202066
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based_green
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because my neighbors need food.
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1492616814
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dgh09ks
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1494202082
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irishsultan
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That's just the setup for the punchline, 3 comments later.
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dgh09sn
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pron98
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You're right. I thought it was undefined or something, but it's a syntax error. I don't know JS and I assumed incorrectly.
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1492616826
False
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dgh09zo
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_kst_
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The `build.sh` script appears to be only for MacOS.
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1492616866
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dgh0bgc
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1494202107
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pron98
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I am not sure how I can show this if you're thinking in terms of the definitions of a particular language rather than abstractly. If you want to compare two different languages, you can't really use the same definitions. Think about how sum types are expressed in OOP languages, including Scala for that matter: as subt...
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yogthos
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>Awesome! Modern IDEs just do that as well, better when the language is statically typed and the best part... a repl or live code reload is not exclusive! You keep saying that, but show me a comparable workflow. Where is your IDE workflow for developing Qt based apps the way it's done in the presentation I linked?
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dgh0m6l
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crph
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This guy seems to be [running](http://stisa.space/articles/compile-nim-on-android/) it on his android device. [Here's](https://forum.nim-lang.org/t/2670) some info on options for setting up a GUI app on android. As Roflha said, using the JVM might not be straightfoward/possible.
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dgh0mg4
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1494202256
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quiteamess
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Haskell, the mind-bleach applied at night to relieve the daily struggle with Share-point and sql-server.
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1492617349
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dgh0ry8
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808
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calrogman
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They can afford to, since they don't have jobs.
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1492617419
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dgh0uei
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steve_b
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Not really, though. The stats are all normalized based on the total traffic for a language. Haskell shows a late-night spike, but I'm sure the absolute value of stack overflow activity is still quite low compared to the other languages. Given that SO traffic reflects questions, and not necessarily "work", the most l...
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dgh0wxt
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1494202397
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qzrt
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Except you aren't having a conversation with someone, you are reading documentation. You don't want ambiguity between plural and singular forms in documentation. You can't ask the documentation if they meant "they" as in a single person or "they" as in a group of people. In conversation it doesn't matter, much like how...
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1492617492
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dgh0wyl
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1494202397
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_ShakashuriBlowdown
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What is tsql, and why does it inspire a vague feeling of malaise?
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1492617517
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dgh0xtc
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remixrotation
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is "D & D" a Microsoft "pattern"? i think a "plug & play" might have a better usability results.
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False
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dgh13ew
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TigraSan
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> https://softwarerecs.stackexchange.com/q/40166/6607 The behaviour of & in less actually was main reason of starting this project 1) It's slow 2) It works very bad when reading from stdin 3) It works very bad with files > 5mb This and only one filter at a time
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dgh1430
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Cynical__asshole
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Yeah, these things happen when you read a text too quickly. You have to go back and double-check. I once misread a letter, too, so I would know. Anyway, thanks for sharing your experience. I hope it helps others not to make the same mistake in the future.
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dgh161i
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1494202520
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Draco6slayer
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20170418-20:06:18.116 INFO: Failed to open device (/dev/input/event9): Failed to open device /dev/input/event9 (13) 20170418-20:06:18.120 INFO: Linux plugin claims to have found 0 controllers With another 'failed to open device /dev/input/eventN' for 1-8 preceding it. Running as root gets rid of the...
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1492617805
False
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dgh17ww
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blackmist
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Why do all the tutorials suddenly get shifty when it comes to monads? They all act like a salesman trying to explain why the investment opportunity he's selling you is definitely *not* a pyramid scheme.
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False
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dgh18bz
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matizzy
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Who cares if Infosys and Tata move abroad? They produce crap and completely abuse the H1B visas. They are already mostly overseas companies that only opened US offices to get government contracts and other contracts that require work to be done in the US. If they were forced to leave, those contracts will be open for c...
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1492617984
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dgh1e0e
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thesolitaire
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From Wikipedia: "Transact-SQL (T-SQL) is Microsoft's and Sybase's proprietary extension to the SQL (Structured Query Language) used to interact with relational databases." Proprietary extension to SQL - yep, makes me queasy.
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1492618017
False
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dgh1f4f
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1494202641
65
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matizzy
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Entry level and fresh out of college students were never meant to be recipients of the H1B visa. H1B visa is intended for actually top talent that companies can't find locally.
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1492618131
False
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1494202696
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beeeeeeefcake
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Skimmed the blog post and now the github project page. Still don't understand what Moby is. They've gone full buzzword.
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False
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1494202707
17
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m50d
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Because monads have an even worse reputation than pyramid schemes.
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False
0
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tresfaim
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Vimscript
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1492618226
False
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1494202741
25
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TigraSan
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It's very early stage, but windows is on todo list. Actually, very soon i'd say. You are welcome to open issue on github to follow it's status.
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1492618323
False
0
dgh1pqi
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2
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matizzy
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No, because they already went through the public school system in the US and tax payer money was spent on their education. Additionally these people went to college in the US and most received federal aid money. It's so stupid to not try to recoup the cost to educate our own citizens by having them be employed and ta...
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1492618342
False
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dgh1qdq
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5
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DevMunchies
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kind of a click baity title
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1492618468
False
0
dgh1uqk
t3_66ah7w
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1494202853
78
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tdammers
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Natural languages are full of ambiguities anyway. If this one trips you up, find a better way of phrasing it.
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1492618489
False
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dgh1vfl
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1494202862
1
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ccleve
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For another approach, take a look at https://github.com/dieselpoint/norm
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1492618586
False
0
dgh1ysi
t3_66agn3
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1494202908
0
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amdelamar
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agreed.
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1492618712
False
0
dgh2391
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1494202971
7
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root88
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I don't care if it is for Windows or Linux, but I want one that works in the GUI instead of the terminal. It's just so much easier to scroll through the logs with a mouse.
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1492618744
False
0
dgh24ck
t3_6692i7
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1494202985
-3
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destinoverde
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> You keep saying that, but show me a comparable workflow What's going here?!? Calm down. > Where is your IDE workflow for developing Qt based apps the way it's done in the presentation I linked? Nowhere, I don't use QT (didn't even mentioned it). I shared some resources to you above.
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1492618854
False
0
dgh2892
t3_65k067
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1494203038
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TigraSan
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Can't deny it's existence, it definitely got many interesting features. I did my search, tried using lnav for a some time. But in overall, day-to-day use, when going over many logs - lnav did not feel smooth enough, especially when it comes to filters. My overall view of how it should work differs from this project...
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1492618898
False
0
dgh29ss
t3_6692i7
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1494203059
2
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yogthos
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I'm perfectly calm, you're the one who seems to be upset here. You asked why I prefer Electron as a development platform, and I gave you rationale with a concrete example. I asked you to provide a comparable example using your preferred approach and you've been dancing around that.
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1492618946
False
0
dgh2bgq
t3_65k067
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1494203081
1
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CheshireSwift
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Because they're complicated to explain in detail, and the handwavey explanation is that they're mostly wrappers around non-functional stuff, aka the bits that are distasteful to anyone likely to talk about monads.
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1492618973
False
0
dgh2cef
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1494203094
63
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dzecniv
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This + compiles to JS: awesome ! Only Jester is a web framework though, Emerald is a templating engine much like jade/pug, but in Nim, Rosencrantz is "a DSL to write web servers".
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False
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1494203120
2
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davorzdralo
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Further showing that it's a toy language people toy with after working hours.
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False
0
dgh2fjq
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1494203136
-9
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1492619379
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1494203157
3
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davorzdralo
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The toy you play with when real work is over :)
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False
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dgh2h49
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64
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ivorjawa
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It only inspires a vague feeling of malaise because you haven't fully grasped the situation. You should be feeling abject terror and nausea.
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1492619129
False
0
dgh2hug
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1494203167
33
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claudiug1
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what is your opinion for kotlin native?
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1492619142
False
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dgh2ibp
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ruindd
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I think It's an expansion of docker the new home for their open sources tools, but it's hard to parse all of those buzzwords.
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False
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dgh2le9
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Murwiz
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Personally, I think if you're reviewing something but you can't get it down below the 96 best, you probably haven't done anything useful.
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1492619235
False
0
dgh2llo
t3_66ba9u
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11
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Drisku11
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So you think + is a bad notation for string concatenation? Why? It behaves in all the same ways + does. Mathematicians would be fine using +. (Actually, mathematicians would say it should be × since it's not commutative, but I suspect that's not your qualm).
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False
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dgh2omw
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webauteur
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[Sleep 2.1](http://sleep.dashnine.org/) a multi-paradigm scripting language for the Java Platform.
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1492619342
False
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dgh2pce
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1494203268
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siebharinn
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How long did you work on this, and did you get the job? Having done two rounds of job hunting in a twelve month period, I'm developing a sour view of coding exercises.
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False
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dgh2r5k
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samdtho
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Why does anyone write anything, then? Experiencing the interworkings of patterns is a way to learn concepts.
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A database access library has nothing to do with an artifact repository though.
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I think i've read every explanation on what a Monad is and I couldnt tell you what the hell they are
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90
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ElCerebroDeLaBestia
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THESE 5 PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FACTS WILL BLOW YOUR MIND.
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ccleve
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Oops! My comment got posted in the wrong thread. Not sure how that happened.
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ShinyHappyREM
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What I mean with "you work on a single feature at a time" is exactly that author's distinction between "stable" and "dev" code. Right now for example I'm working on an emulator. When I learn new info or decide to implement a feature, it usually (for now at least) affects pretty much all of the code. When I'm done and t...
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sabas123
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Fair enough, How wide spread is H1B visa abuse? From what I can tell the big tech companies pay the same for H1B visa holders and native Americans.
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sultry_somnambulist
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they're a way to pipe computations under some givens set of rules or constrains and they basically exist to manage side effects in functional programming.
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gbdavidx
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the same ones used during the day...
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But unemployment is already so low within our sector.
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destinoverde
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> I'm perfectly calm, you're the one who seems to be upset here. Why would I? I am not advocating to anything here, just sharing some insight like the ones I shared to you above, have you checked on that? Remember what I said about "Is not exclusive to browsers"? > You asked why I prefer Electron as a develop...
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That makes some sense. Ill have to look up examples to fully _understand_ the concept.
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Now there's some equational reasoning
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zeroone
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> Failed to open device (/dev/input/event9) It looks like you are not alone: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4307143/using-keyboards-in-jinput-without-root-privileges There are many other links like that out there. I'll continue to investigate. Thanks for testing this.
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grauenwolf
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`+` is bad for string concatenation because it leads to "evil type coercion" issues. For example: s ="S", x=1, y=2 x + y + s = "3S" s + x + y = "S12" Having separate operators for addition and concatenation significantly reduces bugs in languages that have implicit type casting. > Mathematicians w...
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emoprairiedog
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I've used many many hours to improve a program for memory usage without luck. Most of the theoretical techniques didn't work once you measured, I ended up saving CPU time instead of memory. Blame it on high level languages or obsolete theory, but this is something we face today. This was a project where it was mandator...
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ewmailing
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I've only read a tiny bit about Kotlin Native. So I may have a completely wrong understanding of it. But it sounds like the Kotlin Native and the regular Kotlin are effectively incompatible with each other in that you have to design certain aspects of your program differently. To me, it reminds me a bit of D, where the...
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Lobreeze
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I scanned quickly, couldn't find Java mentioned anywhere... but Android is listed as a language? I'm confused.
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A monad in X is just a monoid in the category of endofunctors of X, with product × replaced by composition of endofunctors and unit set by the identity endofunctor.
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zeroone
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Even minecraft had these issues back in the day: https://www.worldofminecraft.com/content/linux-error
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grauenwolf
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Again, immutable objects and functions without side effects are not a "functional aspect". It is just part of good programming.
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midri
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It's the language t-swift uses to write database queries.
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No, it is you who's thinking in terms of implementation of particular languages. 1 isn't a subtype of natural numbers, just like `Left` isn't a subtype of `Either`, they are both elements of the respective types. Again, the difference between the principle behind pattern matching, and virtual dispatch is that the "set...
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HAMSHAMA
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You have a point with some of those comments, and I might post this to /r/learnprogramming as well. What do you mean by typedefs for the callback types? Would that mean #define RETURN_SUCCESS 1 or something like that? Thanks for reading it
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> whereas functional programming, at its core, is programming with only pure functions. Bullshit. Aside from maybe Excel, there is no functional programming language that only uses pure functions.
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And then you got the guys that are so obsessed to making things perfect that will stay days refactoring a couple of classes and claim it was a great achievement when they just did it because they didn't understand what was coded so they just suited to their style. Sometimes you don't need perfect, you just need to fix...
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Venezuela tried doing just what you describe. Every corporation left because the environment is so hostile to corporations. There are no jobs, no food, inflation is through the roof, and everybody that has the means to leave, already has. The only people left are the very poor, and those with government power. Your id...
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TomRK1089
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Why should I do a whole 'nother fetch to this related resource to find out you made a useless yak-shaving change? Listen, I like hypermedia, but you still have to make sure you're making proper backward and forward compatible changes.
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twinkwithnoname
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Do you remember which version of lnav you were using? There were some performance improvements made to filtering a while ago. I'm sure there's been some other performance bitrot over time, I'll make sure to focus on it in the next release. Did you file any github issues for the problems you were facing? I can't fix...
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niftyRascal
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There's a web page linked in the article which will let you compare languages of your choice: https://dgrtwo.shinyapps.io/tag-traffic-hour/
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Lauxman
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Ask Disney
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macca321
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You cache it permanently, so it's no big deal. (Cache the vocab I mean)
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> I worked on it for one week. After my submission, the recruiter replied that it doesn't meet some requirements that had never been specified. There was not a single technical feedback/question, not a single contact from their engineer... oh, well... it was a fun project at the very least, and I ended up using it m...
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Grandclosing
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My god this whole thing was such cancer to read.
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grauenwolf
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> Bind can't be literally anything. It's obliged to conform to certain laws. I think a major part of the problem here is that you're calling it a "law". It isn't a law, its just a pattern. By grossly exaggerating its definition, you also exaggerate its importance.
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quiteamess
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> real work Unlike Haxl at Facebook or financial business like Standard Chartered. Those guys are just fucking around ;)
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DGolden
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Eh, it's just their rough equivalent of Oracle PL/SQL, Postgresql PL/pgSQL, etc. i.e. imperative language for stored procedures.
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GoingHome
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Can you expand what causes you those feelings? I fin TSQL to be simple scripting tool.
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moisespedro
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That's so cool, I wonder if it can be implemented as a Telegram Bot (I developed a few).
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