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Honestly, I would consider getting a US masters degree, if you're concerned and don't have one already. There are quite a few options in part-time and remote study now, and they're not terribly expensive. It should alleviate concerns about the Indian degree if they exist, and even where it wouldn't have been an issue,...
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We all know why Russian/eastern European programmers stay up so late, gotta work hard on finding security loopholes for those keygens/cracks man ;)
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TFA is basically there to answer that question... But to give an example, I work (well, did work; I'm on other projects at the moment) on tools that do analysis of ARM binary code, for example to look for bugs or prove correctness. To do that, the tools obviously need to understand what the ARM instructions do, e.g. i...
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Thanks for the nice reply. Note that I didn't accuse anybody of racism. I simply shared my thoughts on the matter, which are that skin color and programming ability are not correlated.
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Did you read the post? One example is he wrote a spec to c transpiler which created a VM based on the spec. Pretty awesome.
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Except for something as critical as a processor spec. Here you definitely want to know if every opcode element conforms to a given format.
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That was true a couple of years ago, they work just fine now a days. At least I'm using their IDEs on my UHD laptop without issues.
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You're correct on all points. I simply feel like India and China have every right to run their countries how they see fit. Not all protectionism is bad. I mean, we have intellectual property laws ( and other property laws, etc ), which are a form of domestic protectionism. I'm simply advocating for the protectionism ...
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> The problem is a TON of visas are granted for jobs that could be filled by American workers. Exactly. That's why H1-B should end. I'd argue that the gains made by American companies are offset by the harm caused to *literally* hundreds of thousands of American workers. Here's why: there are hundreds of thousan...
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Ah, I see. Thanks for the clarification.
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Basically every time
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An Excell document!
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as someone said above: > There has already been a formalization of the 32 bit Arm architecture in Isabelle/HOL that was succesfully used with SeL4. seL4 is a formally verified OS kernel, i.e. "the proof provides a guarantee that the kernel's implementation is correct against its specification, and implies that it ...
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Yes, really. Yes, some libraries need configure scripts. So I build with those. E.g openssl, I build it in several configurations. What's the problem, I do it once, when I get a new version (happens often lately :-); that also asnwers the question of what do I do when the (distro) vendor doesn't upgrade and I want new...
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Yes, of course, by cranking up I meant configuring those logging levels, nit rebuilding.
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I dont know, the first one looks trippy as fuck, just another useless feature to make everything even moke complicated and only leads to more bugs. If need it, you better do it the right way: person.addToAge(123);// -> increases current age by given amount.
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Anyone else look at this and say... "XML... sigh."?
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(1 week later lol) Yeah, I agree actually. Tumblr link was clear. LinkedIn was vague and isn't a place you'd expect to see that. I'm not siding 100% with the author -- I certainly wouldn't be quite so open about such things -- but I do understand his choice to just be himself out in the open.
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> You backed Groovy on a project too huh? It's a bit complicated. Every programmer at the startup left when they decided to outsource their main product to Sweden or whatever and the Sweden team decides to do Groovy. They decided to hire me because their outsource team is... not performing as well and they can't...
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I already have one
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From an engineering perspective, Atom is the epitome of 'just because you can, doesn't mean you should'.
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Eh, I wouldn't worry about it too much. At the end of the day, if someone has it out for you, there's only so much you can do. Like others have said, anything you do to make it clear that you actually care about your craft and learning always helps. That and your work experience sounds like it's going to at least keep...
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I hate the current H1B program as much as you do! I'm not even against the ban/whatever. I've seen good candidates trying to get into start ups lose to the IT giants. It affects us *some* Indians in a bad way too. Pretty sure that people everywhere hate the IT giants. But people aren't rational, they see headlines and ...
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alexmace
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Now that is also bullshit - there's a huge difference between "Some CS courses are crap" and "programming cannot be taught"
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What you mean is CS degrees *should* focus a lot more on theory, but the fact is mine (and many others) almost completely ignored theory.
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Easier than dotnetcore? Also, programming is not the right career for anyone that needs instant gratification.
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I added a comment on the linked blog post pointing this out. Hopefully the poster will sort it out for us.
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I don't understand how they can keep a straight face and say that. It basically boils down to "node is great, as long as you don't actually do anything with it".
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What is ASL?
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I'm so glad Cargo brings the ease-of-use of something like NPM while allowing you to write in a language which performs on the level of C and C++.
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What would be your choice instead?
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Ours was a 2-semester class
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> This example is fraught with land mines, but it does provide an intuitive understanding. So that's what "overloading semicolons" meant. :) A land mine that this is fraught with is that the database calls would happen sequentially, even if they returned futures (so in practice, we'd use an applicative for this).
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Works fairly well, actually; a friend who's a professional graphic artist recommended it to me a month or two ago, and I've used it a few times and it's quite handy. It also works for de-obliquing things like billboards and signs that you're seeing from an angle!
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I hope you realize that if you want you can call everything above assembly language "just another useless feature to make everything even more complicated and only leads to more bugs"
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I will concede that you do not need properties in Java when I see production Java codebase that is not full of getters and setters.
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This sounds exciting, but my hardware knowledge is very limited. Couldn't this be used to develop tools that configure FPGAs to mimic an architecture automatically? How about compilers? Given a standard architecture format, couldn't compilers have target architectures automatically generated from these kinds of spec...
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Scala is great and all but this proposal is much closer to C# and has to be because Java is much closer to C# than to Scala. For example you can't copy how pattern matching behaves with statements because there are no statements in Scala.
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I agree on your second part, but not on your first. Simply not recognizing excellence and tolerating mediocrity is often fine. The idea that "mediocrity" is bad has a ton of it's own issues, and there is a difference between "mediocre" vs "bad/poor/negative". > What you just described is an organization that atte...
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https://reddit.com/r/programming/comments/66i327/release_of_ipython_60/dgjr2bs?context=3
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mare_apertum
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Well, it's supposed to be machine readable, not human readable. Go ahead and convert it to a format of your liking.
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I am using one thread for each first file in a directory. They make content searching much faster because they can search multiple files at the same time. You are right through, the major limiter is the drive speed.
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My guess is that he was downvoted because he asked a question, got an answer and then wrote an almost unrelated comment that sounds like he blames fp languages for the fact that he is not familiar with them.
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Look in the file ISA_v82A_A64_xml_00bet3.1/xhtml/notice.html (or in ISA_v82A_A64_xml_00bet3.1/notice.xml). I am not a lawyer so I will not attempt to interpret it but it talks about copyright, IP rights, export regulations, trademarks, damages and the possibility of inaccuracies and typos. It is similar (identical?)...
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Nope. XML is not bad, it's just usually badly used. This is a very good use for it. Given the complexity and the structured nature of the data, it's only really well-suited to a database, and XML is the best widely-available serialization format available that can really approach a database in standardization and us...
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> avoid side effects >allocate memory Pick one.
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I don't know if it's unpopular, just not as fun or hip. People who work with a lot of structured data know that there is a time and place for each. Imagine HTML in JSON instead. It would be a nightmare, even compared to the nightmare that HTML actually is. XML and JSON are both useful, and both suited to completely...
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drunkenfaggot
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One reliable way I've found for improving Atom's startup time is by installing Visual Studio Code and using that instead.
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badpotato
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Please don't compare it NPM, despite you have a precise explanation... just call it a dependency manager.
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kisielk
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ARM is full of jokes like these. Each CPU has an Architecture Reference Manual. Their CPU series are Cortex-A, Cortex-R and Cortex-M... there are some others that I can't remember.
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Plain text and grep
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Astonishing that such a simple thing is not working
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Doobie. > [A Transactor is simply a structure that knows how to connect to a database, hand out connections, and clean them up; and with this knowledge it can transform ConnectionIO ~> IOLite, which gives us something we can run. Specifically it gives us an IOLIte that, when run, will connect to the database and...
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I used to work with both IntelliJ and Visual Studio. IntelliJ (2016.2) did not start any faster than Visual Studio 2015, and it hoards your memory. I had a 16 GB RAM laptop and I couldn't run more than two instances of IntelliJ at the same time or I'd get a "Your system is running out of memory" error message. But to b...
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They're patting themselves on the back for getting the startup time under a second. The last time a text editor took more than a second to start was probably about 1968.
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ASL is ARM's Architecture Specification Language. See https://alastairreid.github.io/specification_languages/ for a previous description. It is a strongly typed imperative language designed to be good for defining hardware semantics so it has things like the ability to talk about values of any particular number of bit...
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Berberberber
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(Just pointing out that, as much as I hate NPM/JSPM, the old days of package management were well and truly awful. Dealing with NPM is still easier than trying to figure out why `./configure` failed. We've come a long way!)
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woztzy
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> Anything that is actually a cross cutting concern like logging, authorization, transactions and so on is basically a nightmare in FP. Free monads help here. Take a look at http://degoes.net/articles/modern-fp > If you really make everything a pure function your going to have to pass the world into every funct...
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sgmctabnxjs
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> convert it to a format of your liking ...using a machine
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alastair_d_reid
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I have written an experimental translator that can convert the machine readable spec to synthesizable Verilog. One of the hardware engineers tried to synthesize it (i.e., turn it into a hardware design) just for a laugh. The tool reported that it would need 1TB of memory to finish the job so we didn't see it finish b...
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pron98
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> Going back to where this discussion started, you stated that FP has virtual dispatch in the form of pattern matching Oh, you responded to a terse response I made to a known troll in these parts. My complete comment was [this one](https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/6631x8/why_functional_programming_matt...
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alastair_d_reid
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Incidentally, hidden inside the XML directory you will find an xhtml directory that contains a hyperlinked version of the spec. This is the only way that I read the ARM spec these days (excluding "git grep" on the master copy, of course :-)
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agonnaz
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Ha, that's fun. Thanks for that. Any thoughts about using this kind of spec to generate compiler backends? It seems to me that it would be fairly doable (if not now, then eventually, or perhaps soon but very slowly) to use this kind of input to generate an efficient LLVM backend, to automate adapting an existing com...
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__desrever__
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I think there is some value to allowing flaky tests in certain situations, as long as you understand and document that they are, and work towards fixing it. See https://testing.googleblog.com/2016/05/flaky-tests-at-google-and-how-we.html for another take on it.
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Or you can install create-react-app and run a single command to generate a project with all batteries included. But hey, DAE JS complicated??
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flukus
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Recruiters need to read this. Yes I build we apps, no I don't have a portfolio to show you.
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bubuopapa
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And i hope you realize that you can just use wordpress and plugins to do all the work if you want to look like a hippy. And having "readable" - with less characters - code doesnt mean its good if there is shit ton of strange things going on under the hood.
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fanatic289
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for some reason this doesn't seem to be as smooth as it should be on chrome/w10 with a pretty beastly pc, are there any settings i need to enable for good webgl performance?
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celerym
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It completely works with a Russian accent too
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MarshallBanana
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No, that's pretty much it. It just isn't that interesting. It's very difficult to do a good and tiny self-hosted decompressor for JS, so sizecoding runs into the problem of being very limited compared to native code, where you have tools like crinkler to help you. And it is powerful enough to do many things, but it i...
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salgat
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...Why?
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PM_ME_YOUR_BOTNET
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Feeding a grammar into a parser isn't writing a parser. Typical of PHP devs to overstate themselves though.
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celerym
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I enjoy Reddit primarily because of comments like this.
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salgat
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What he means is that every secret ever used is in that history, so a private key leak compromises every secret, not just the current one you happen to be using.
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useablelobster2
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You can set vsc to hide the js and map output only if a corresponding ts file exists, which helps with a mixed codebase (our just if you have static js).
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celerym
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I use a mobile Reddit app and it enlarges the thumbnails and this sub always freaks me out with pixellated programmer mugshots and now it is Shinji. Also the the article: yes, very much yes.
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coloroftheskye
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95% of the time it's enough. The things that aren't in there that are still needed are the things you need to lookup and not every single method name. All possible overloads etc.
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alastair_d_reid
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I really, really love seL4. But go read section 4.4 of the seL4 paper carefully: https://www.sigops.org/sosp/sosp09/papers/klein-sosp09.pdf. I think that a key problem when verifying OS code is that "ISA specifications" such as the excellent Fox/Myreen's HOL spec used in the seL4 verification usually means an "Instruc...
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codebje
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I will concede that it is common practice, perhaps even idiomatic, to use getters and setters in Java. I will even further concede that I am arguing a minority opinion that OO design should avoid setters like the plague, and getters like the flu. (Though I think there may be more support for the _notion_ of avoiding ...
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Beckneard
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Yeah fair enough it might have gotten slower over the years, but so has VS. It might have gotten a tiny bit better with VS 2017, but it may be just placebo.
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erikb85
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> we want to know things that require action What do you mean with that? A developer can't give the admin log messages that tell him what to do. If it would be clear what to do if things don't go right, then the code would already do it without the admin.
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dgjwave
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Hero_Of_Shadows
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I have to agree with the author completely on this one, looking at a potential dependency and seeing that I have to configure build tools and etc is a major turn-off.
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alastair_d_reid
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That one was accidental, I promise. But let's not forget "Thumb" If you need some ARM-based puns, almost any news headline will provide - The Register is especially reliable but the broadsheets do not disappoint.
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TheNerdyBoy
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Poorly written English, obviously
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ares623
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My Emacs config takes over a second to startup. Though it's not really a text editor is it?
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stevedonovan
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The good old `catch { <log> }` statement. It irritates me no end when a 'correctly' working program is spewing its guts all the time. Makes it hard to know when it is _not_ working.
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Kek
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CremboC
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An even more reliable method is installing a real *text* editor like Sublime.
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stumpychubbins
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But then you have problems with VS Code's startup time. For that, I tend to install emacs. But then you have problems with emacs's startup time. For that I recommend installing Vim. But by the time you've installed enough plugins to make Vim usable as an IDE you have problems with its startup time. For that I recomme...
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Garcon_sauvage
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I wish Windows booted that fast
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VukTheBeast
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Amazing article. It was pleasure to read
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atc
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Well, no. As the article points out it's been a feature of a number of languages spanning decades. Scala is just another copycat.
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OpinionatedRaptor
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Man i really hate when my editor takes 5s to startup rather than 10ms... I mean, how do I even get any work done when I'm waiting so damn long.
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badkitteh
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awesome! like dash for mac
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gorgeouslyhumble
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That is *massively* disconcerting. Turning down an engineer is perfectly acceptable but not giving feedback on a week long take-home exercise is inexcusable.
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