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lukaseder
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Author here: It's functionally equivalent to the `CASE` version, although it's vendor-specific. I omitted these options (e.g. Oracle knows `DECODE`) but interesting to know that this makes such a difference in MySQL
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aloisdg
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Lexer, isn'it?
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panorambo
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Check out the Graphics section in `about:support`, your Firefox may be running software emulation (which also naturally utilizes the CPU). The `about:config` has some properties you can play with to force hardware WebGL, through DirectX 11, for instance. That said, I find it a bad solution that one needs to play aroun...
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panorambo
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Check `about:support`, in particular the Graphics section. Then apply Web-search-fu :)
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CJKay93
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The architecture reference manuals are otherwise known as the ARM ARMs, for those of you who didn't spot that.
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alastair_d_reid
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Are you thinking of something like the Bansal-Aiken work on binary translation? https://theory.stanford.edu/~aiken/publications/papers/osdi08.pdf Hmmm, there is a formal spec for LLVM, this is a formal spec for ARM. How hard can it be?
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bschwind
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I'll compare it to whatever I please, thank you.
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HSP95
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Still happening these days. :D
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UpBoat420
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No
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JDeltaN
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Ran very smooth on my mac pro. But this is a $3000 laptop, so ymmv.
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tomhazledine
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Good spot! That was a typo and I've fixed it now. I've gotten too used to using a `foot.php` partial to contain script calls etc., and got my brain in a muddle...
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0b_0101_001_1010
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> But then you have problems with emacs's startup time. For that I recommend installing Vim. Evil! You should use `emacs --daemon` on system startup, and then just use `emacsclient` as an editor (with a startup time of ~0). But then you have problems with system startup time. > For that I recommend throwing...
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r3loaded2013
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As mentioned, the reference manuals are ARM ARMs, the smaller size instruction set is called Thumb, and at one point they were considering calling Thumb2 Wrist! There's also the LEG (Linaro Enterprise Group), though that's technically Linaro rather than ARM itself. Rumour also has it that the Cortex-A17 was originall...
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Poddster
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The old "Fortran in every language" trick!
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thek3nger
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Sometimes the explanations for Monad are like explaining the voltage-current behavior of a transistor in order to explain how "and", "or" and "not" works. I have no much problem with that (I'm deep in math stuff), but I agree that​ the average programmer can be bothered by this. My opinion is that Monads, for the pr...
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combinatorylogic
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If you do not translate directly, but, say, via something like LISA, it can be quite practical. And there are people in ARM who are familiar with LISA.
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darth-lahey
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ITT: *shit*posts. I feel like I just opened pandora's shitbox.
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Shimmen
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JavaScript I bet. A lot of users, a lot of hobby projects and many web developers that mostly only knows JavaScript.
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Carighan
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> make Vim usable as an IDE I will say this: All my attempts at having my text editor also be my IDE have been terrible in the end. It just sucks either way, good for neither. So what I do now? A decent text editor (Notepad++ for me, work machines are windows) and a decent IDE (IntelliJ IDEA).
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jared__
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[reference](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmOTpIVxji8)
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grauenwolf
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Java and Oracle for the main software. VB.NET for the test harness that generated fake sensor data. (Real sensor data was hard to get because it was only available in a secure room with a vault door.) And some Access as a front end for Oracle to extract non-classified data from an otherwise classified database. I was ...
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Can WebAssembly do things with WebGL? If we combined the forces of these 2 technologies then their power levels will be over 9000.
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lukebitts
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Something like transmute? https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/mem/fn.transmute.html
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> It's simply a fact that many companies, including multi-nationals, choose to operate here because of the business climate. That is true. But the ability to hire the people they want is part of that business climate. You are completely disregarding that aspect in your analysis for why companies aren't already of...
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grauenwolf
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I was going to use that term, but then I thought that people may mistakenly believe these pseudo-developers understood RegEx or FP.
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_headmelted
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This is a really positive step, what I'd be really enthused about is if we could get a standard such as this (or something like it) ratified across multiple architectures. AMD, I would imagine, would be much more receptive to this than Intel - but it would really help with supporting a more diverse eco-system in the C...
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grauenwolf
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Mostly because they want to keep people in the US. Nobody actually likes outsourcing, but sometimes you need to do it in order to cut costs. If we lose H1Bs, then they also have to do it in order to hire the people they want. *** What people don't understand is programming jobs aren't a zero-sum game. The more we c...
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loup-vaillant
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> I don't understand the question about the sanitizers and system libraries? My guess would be, some "system" libraries (Qt, Zlib, OpenSSL…) are either untrustworthy, or can trigger memory errors and such upon misuse. Compiling those with your favourite address sanitizer (and that means compiling from *source*), ma...
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Frodolas
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Found the corporate Java developer!
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peterwilli
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I love Atom but I think it should be easier to optimize a web app. I've developed in Electron as well, and yes you can make apps fast, but it takes a heck lot more than to make native apps fast.
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loup-vaillant
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Horrible compilation times. I'd rather deal with a proper compilation unit (2 files, oh-my-god-it's-complex). Someday, C++ will have modules. Someday soon, compilation times will be fixed once and for all. In the mean time, I'd rather keep my headers short.
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prdktr
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Hopefully you don't need it and stop over commenting on any spring topic if its not really of any interest to you, its obvious that you are a biased frustrated JEE dev and there's nothing in these posts that will bring you joy, only more frustration. Your rasberry pi 1800 req / sec means nothing like most of your com...
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alastair_d_reid
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You are right that ARM makes good money from licensing the architecture - just short of 50% of their income if I remember the last public financial report correctly. But that money comes from licensing the right to make processors and, crucially, includes things like patent rights, use of ARM's validation suite and th...
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grauenwolf
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Hell, sometimes I wonder if Classic ASP/JavaScript would be a better choice than Node.
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flukus
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I'm not convinced it's not zero sum. There is a finite amount of money to be invested in software, especially in the corporate world and money that dissapears in failed projects by cheap developers is money that could have done something more productive. From projects I've worked on personally I've seen so much money ...
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alastair_d_reid
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I think Intel would have as much to gain from following suit as ARM does. You win business through a variety of things: pricing, business model, great products, etc. But without software, none of that matters. Both architectures have lots of apps, libraries, OS choice, dev tools, etc. - but I think this opens up the p...
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vivainio
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Have you shown asyncio / aiohttp to your colleagues? I think that could change the discussion a bit.
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nomercy400
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Even though it is nice that startup time has been improved, I'd rather not have to restart at all due to frequent crashes and hangs. I'm willing to wait once a day for my editor to start up, and I get coffee in the meantime. Then again, it is one of the few free editors with Typescript support.
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__desrever__
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There's also the point that the parser generator they used wasn't even PHP, but javascript that can alternatively generate PHP with an extension. That said PEG's are pretty cool and a nice approach for many things. They offer practical performance without some of the grammar compromises you have to make for some other...
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Terr_
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Reminds me a little of [Preon](https://github.com/preon/preon/blob/master/README.md).
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xerios
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This is amazing! I remember there was a similar tool that modders used to extract or modify game data, but I don't remember the name though.
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alastair_d_reid
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The place where that is desperately needed is for the CompCert formally verified compiler. It contains an ARM spec that looks nothing like ARM's specs for the same instructions so it is very hard to be sure it is right. In fact, they have had bugs because it is not. It is important to remember that formal verificati...
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dividuum
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I've observed the work of members of one of those demo groups mentioned in every recent production during a demo party: Most of their effects are done in shader code using ray marching. The CPU is basically only used to drive shader variables synced to the music. Without getting feedback from them: I suspect that it wo...
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boarhog
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> Implementation is correct against its specification This is the important point. It's not guaranteed bug free, simply guaranteed to match the specs.
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fear_the_future
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there are version of IDEA or decent plugins for lots of languages: C#, F# (in the making), C++, Ruby, PHP, Python, JavaScript, Kotlin, Scala, Groovy, Ceylon, Haskell etc...
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fear_the_future
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But JS is so much faster to develop /s
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ThisIs_MyName
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[Show's over, folks.](https://i.imgur.com/z2DyGWj.gifv)
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corysama
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Effectively yes. Technically, Wasm doesn't have direct access to WebGL. But, the Emscripten dev environment comes set up thin library that forwards your C++ calls to WebGL through JavaScript.
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dgjyesm
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lastorder
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If you're implementing something like a decompiler, you would be able to generate your code based on the spec rather than writing it all by hand. Which is incredibly tedious even for a subset of the ARM instruction set.
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grauenwolf
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A example of a zero sum game would roofing houses. There are only so many houses that need new roofs each year. So if a foreigner gets the job, then that's one less job for a citizen. A non-zero sum game would be picking fruits and vegetables. If a farmer can hire enough workers to pick this year's crop, he is likely ...
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MarshallBanana
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For shader-only effects, sure, it is easy. There are plenty of sites to do it. But it is not very *interesting*. You use shader-only effects mostly when size coding, and WebGL is at a disadvantage for that.
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MarshallBanana
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Yes, and that will give you a bit more CPU power, but not much, and it will not give you more access to the GPU. I also doubt it will do much for the possibility of compression.
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doom_Oo7
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the other day I had to install node js and a dozen packages *only* for the minifier plug-in in sublime text.
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bubuopapa
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Visual studio loads much faster than any java based ide. ALL java based ides are super slow - long loading times, then taking forever to scan empty projects list... Visual studio is much faster at everything. Not saying it loads faster than text editor, but you cant even start to compare VS vs any java based ide.
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josefx
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I learned the basics before JavaFX was a thing and it is easier to create a new project with it than the alternatives I know.
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I_AM_GODDAMN_BATMAN
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lol, how many decades it's been on 3 beta version?
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Using relational database and using this database that has all that components reimplemented from scratch is two different things, I guess. It's not any different than InfluxDB in that regard. But the article itself is really nice.
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Well you are definitely exaggerating here - you are creating an application with both frontend (webpack) and backend (express), so you need to compare it to other backend technologies as well. If you're using TypeScript, you most likely don't need Babel. You also don't need gulp. Which means you also don't need to con...
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I'm an emacs guy, but IDEA is legit. There are plugins for more-or-less every language out there. It's the IDE Eclipse should have been.
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Duplication in view logic can be avoided in the same way duplication is avoided in other places: modularization and abstraction. I see no excuse for creating so much cognitive overhead when established approaches exist.
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Common core is pretty much think of the answer in more than one way. It old maths. Instead of finding the answer to 320 + 449 through brute force you have to break it down. 300 plus 400 is 700 + 20+49=769. It base 10 logic. Which is what Algebra teaching us. Calclus makes life easier if you think through this way. But ...
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This is exactly what I do (I use spacemacs so the startup time is even worse than the average emacs install), but I couldn't resist the joke
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Hi, do you have time to talk about our open source lord and savior, visual studio code? with first class typescript support.
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I guess it depends what you want. If you want your UI to look *good* in Swing you're in for an extremely bad time, but as long as you just want to get something functional it's not that bad.
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> size coding ~~Not sure what you mean by that~~. Oh. Optimizing for size. Sorry. Understood. I agree that shaders are probably mostly use there. But I can assure you that there are very interesting shader-only demos. You might not even be aware that this is basically all they do. See this for example: https://www...
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So, the last kernel update was at least five years ago (or you're doing kexec magic). I assume this is some intranet only machine.
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Ever tried growing taro? The startup time is like 5 months.
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Get a Turing-complete machine then.
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It's in beta yet it's still faster and more reliable than any electron-based "text" editor.
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When you have a project properly configured, you will never run "make clean". Ever. So it's irrelevant how long it takes to build. Correctness is more important than speed too. Now, if you don't know about sanitizers, you should read all the articles published about them and watch a few talks too. They are a great ins...
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Is there a free ASL reference manual?
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Well, at least it is a likely\* indicator that the kernel hasn't been updated during that time. There are bound to be fixed bugs there :).
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XML is neither human nor machine friendly.
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Thanks! The music is made with FL Studio 12 and bundled as a base64-encoded mp3. Lots of 3xOsc and some Nexus! Check out https://soundcloud.com/ninjadev-music for the soundtrack.
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I see. Btw program crashes when I'm searching on RAID 0 drive. (1,8TB) Probably something with the size, searching in individual directories works fine. You should also check if the path is valid and notify the user when it isn't, it crashes when you enter invalid path. Maybe also limit the filename to windows max leng...
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XML isn't human friendly, but as far as "serialization formats with externally defined, strict structure" go it's rather machine friendly. (OTOH, this is probably the only legitimate use of XML I've seen in the past year or three.)
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Is there any way to split a single value across nonconsecutive fields without having to do the bit masking manually? For example, if you had a structure that has a four byte number field which has an unrelated 4 bit field somewhere in those 4 bytes?
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Now I'm starting to suspect the ARM Thumb instruction set is in on this...
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Real machine friendly wouldn't need so much quoting and escaping, and redundancy.
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>> ML-family languages
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This looks fantastic, I just wish it didn't need SBCL to build :/
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I haven't met a single professor who couldn't program, and I go to a very mediocre school in the Midwest. Most of my professors, though, couldn't teach well. That tells me which is the more difficult task. Those professors I've had who taught well also send to code well. I'm pretty sure that people who say, "those wh...
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Now try to write an OTP application yourself. There is a javaesque enterprise nightmare of configuration involved. source: wrote OTP stuff at work.
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Also a few feature ideas, would be nice to have searching with your program in the explorer context menu. So you could right click in a folder > search with IWSearch and it would automatically get the path from it. Another thing, maybe add searching multiple drives simultaneously on separate threads like I mentioned...
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Haha, yes. >.< But I use PyCharm for my private python development, too. They're just really really solid IDEs IMO, and I say this as someone who contributed to eclipse in the past.
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More similar to [010editor](http://www.sweetscape.com/010editor). But free, open-source and with a quite nice workflow. The expression language and the back references are a bit hacky though. Maybe a complete separation between the declarative data layout and parsing instructions would have been a better fit.
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This is a pathological reaction to the terrible state of C/C++ build tools. Drop-in libraries are awful (unmaintained dependencies are a great way to introduce security vulnerabilities to your code years after those vulnerabilities were fixed - and if you're using C/C++ everything is a security vulnerability. Not to me...
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Check out the listing on pouet.net for more information: www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=69705 .
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You can emulate them with the visitor pattern. It's a bunch of extra lines for no good reason, sure, but if that bothered you you wouldn't be using Java in the first place. HKT is the thing that's completely missing with no way to work around its absence. It might seem academic and theoretical, but that's the underlyi...
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Kotlin is just a mess though. Remove the powerful general features from Scala, then add the simplest examples back as 5 different special cases.
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We use stats.js [1] for performance monitoring during development, but we don't bundle it with the compiled demo... [1]: https://github.com/mrdoob/stats.js/
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Yes, modulo the fact that you have more types floating around (ADTS constructors don't have distinct types, while obviously classes implementing interfaces do).
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awesome!
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What do you mean "apparently"? Come on, it really is way slower and less efficient
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