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Peaker
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Maybe you should read the challenge more carefully. Particularly, the word "instead".
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RIP_Kashin
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Yes, I suspect the sample of Ruby code came from something non-Rails. Rails uses class ("`@`") variables as a way of exposing data from the controller to the view. Outside of Rails, I don't find myself using them very often.
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Testiclese
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>All major relevant compilers support most of C++0x, and are expected to complete their respective implementation within the next release cycle. The standard was ratified this year. You can't really expect things to move faster than that. True. Yet people still write libraries as if we need to target VC 6.0 that ca...
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bdehora
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Some questions - What is expected to happen with schema aware consumers when a new field is added to an existing schema? Is the order of fields significant? How do I indicate whether a field is optional? Why are there so many numeric types? Can JSchema describe itself? Why isn't there a uri type?
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baseball_dude
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e
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mrsudo
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just finished vimtutor. great reference, thank you
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baryluk
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Wrong methodology. This is not "most pressed key", but "most used characters". It is VERY simple approximation what keys are really most pressed. Nothing really interesting, (everyone know that Lisp will have lots of ( and ), etc. ). It would start be interesting if they really record large group of developers real ke...
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tsjr
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IHappenToDisagreeWithThis. PeopleDon'tUsuallyWriteSentencesInThisManner, andItDoesn'tResembleAnythingYouSeeInYourEverydayLife. Separating_words_by_underscores,_however,_looks_almost_exactly_like_anything_else_you_read_in_English,_or_whatever_your_native_language_is. Isn't_that_easier_to_read?
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Zarutian
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please note this is only on US keyboard layout. Not all layouts would have the exact same keypress frequencies for braces, brackets and parens.
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Rotten194
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it'sVeryEasyToReadCamelCaseIfYou'reUsedToIt,LessWorkThenMovingYourEyesOverSpacesOrUnderscores.
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TheZachster
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and for the gamers, WASD
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Rotten194
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Does Ruby use Java style foreach loops? (`for (int x : arrayOfInt)`). Could explain it.
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mcguire
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A type is the size (and alignment requirements) of the memory required to store a value. p.s. :-)
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mysticreddit
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Glad you liked it. I just uploaded a new minor edit, v1.92. * Added: block uncomment, and cleaned up the "Code" category * Added: guifont example for Linux & OSX.
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WinnieTheSmooth
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No, r/programming is precisely for people that have no idea. GTFO to r/pics you cunt.
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stillalone
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Lots of Irritating Single Parentheses.
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RIP_Kashin
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Hehe, sorry, I re-thought my comment and edited it (my original unedited comment asked why there were so many `:;` keypresses). I realised they'll be all the `:symbols`.
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Caius
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Trollololol-tastic.
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Goblerone
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You are suggesting most programmers are spending their time commenting their code: yet more clear evidence that there is a flaw in their methodology!
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mcguire
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> He's saying if you're a developer, designer, or tester, you need to put in the suggestions in order to avoid getting fired. Exactly. And the result of incorporating every suggestion that comes along from a "stake holder" is...?
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nodemo
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> Yes. And some software requires elevated permissions to install - at least on Windows. SOME? 99% of all apps you install will require elevation, unless you're downloading some zipped hobby-project. Some programs even request it whenever they feel for it, Spotify for example randomly requires elevation when they ha...
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Rotten194
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Ah. I don't use Ruby, so I don't know the syntax, but I thought it ran in the JVM or something so it might have borrowed some things.
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carsongross
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1) From the spec: "A struct type defines a JSON object by a series of name/type pairs. For each name/type pair, a conforming JSON object, if a pair with the name is present, will have a value conforming to the type. If the name is not present, it is interpreted as being null. Additionally, pairs not mentioned in the...
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CynicalDrunk
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underscores are used a lot in identifier_names. - is part of -> I suspect the use of both is pretty dependent on coding style.
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ddvlad
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Interesting development workflow.
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CynicalDrunk
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so remap your opening parentheses to a non-shifted key. paredit will do the rest, almost certainly resulting in less annoying syntax keys overall than, say, Java. (curly braces are shifted keys on most standard layouts too, you know - and it's not like Java doesn't use a lot of parentheses either).
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computerwiz_222
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I tend to bang on Esc a few times when I am popping out of insert or w/e mode when I'm using vi. It's a force of habbit that I picked up when I used to do CAD work in AutoCAD
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bshacklett
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Seriously; I haven't laughed that hard in a while.
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computerwiz_222
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This is a valid point as far as the statistics of this data are concerned but there are however some flaws to this method of sampling data. You could not simply take the results of one programmer due to the variation of programming style between programmers. When I say programming style there are two things that can c...
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Sorcizard
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The address you want is still in the IDT. You can also read where sysenter is going to go by reading the SYSENTER_EIP_MSR, which is a model specific register.
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Zarutian
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Meta comment about that subreddit: oh, cute, the downvote button hidden with css. Yet there are few posts with downvotes already.
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brianpeiris
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Same applies to JavaScript then.
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Liorithiel
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I heard some LISP people make custom keyboard layout switching (,) and [,]. It is actually weird to me that our standard keymap got [,] without shifts and (,) with...
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BobTheSCV
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It depends what sort of code you're writing. Library code generally benefits from a serious quantity of javadoc/doxygen/similar comments. Though in my post I figured it came from code flow statements, function and variable names. But I agree that heavily commented code in general is pathological, because easily becom...
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computerwiz_222
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Very nice. I find myself slamming into insert mode quite often but I am slowly getting away from that. This should prove useful!
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nat_pryce
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I've written one: https://github.com/npryce/deft And there are others: there's a brief survey in the wiki for that project.
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tinou
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This is GPLv3, I don't think that it is compatible with Linux (GPLv2).
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rcklmbr
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Not programming. From the right-hand column: > Some seem to think this reddit is for "links that programmers might find interesting or funny". No. It's for programming links. Programming. Programming. Programming.
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SeriousWorm
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Same what? Javascript is always in source code form. Flash is always in bytecode (compiled) form.
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a_redditor
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Congratulations, unfortunately this has absolutely nothing to do with programming. Please try to adhere to the guidelines listed in the sidebar in the future.
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lurkit
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Ctrl + F and type "e" on an average page, for example this one. You'll get more matches than any other single character.
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sphincter008
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no spacebar?
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pauric
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Or d[home] / d^
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spookyvision
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superfluous
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mcfish
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Why did they use key presses and not symbols? This heatmap only applies to the US because, for example, in the UK # and ~ share a key but they don't in the US.
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1315523710
False
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c2ih6aw
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ascii
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Does anybody know if JSONx is a joke or a serious product? Either way, it's existence is deliciously ironic.
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rvf
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Eh, not really? For lack of a better term, underscore convention takes longer to read. It's like I'm subconsciously adding pauses for each underscore. I'm kind of minority in that I do most of my coding in a terminal window, so compactness is actually a factor in readability for me.
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brianpeiris
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Ah sorry, missed the bytecode part.
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philh
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^ takes you to the first non-whitespace, so fails on indented lines. Home works.
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igouy
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> THAT. IS. WHAT. I. AM. SAYING If you're saying - language X does not have a speed - then why did you say *the shootout isn't well suited to make "language X is faster than language Y"* ? Saying - *the shootout isn't well suited to make "language X is faster than language Y"* - only makes sense if you think langu...
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elder_george
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> Managed code never really took off in Microsoft, outside the compiler/languages team. I work at Microsoft (Online Services Division) and I can assert that managed languages are used heavily here.
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False
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c2ih8wy
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rwparris2
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Am I the onlyOne who rarelyUsesMore thanThreeWords perVariable name, making thatAgumentKindaDumb?
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SeriousWorm
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No problem :)
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yogthos
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>I would argue that my version is correct then. I'm not sure on what basis you would argue that, you've been given a spec and a reference implementation. You went out and implemented something different and now you're claiming yours is in fact the correct behaviour. >His might be better in some cases but that e...
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star0zero
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bad security cert ... no thanks
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Quazatron
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*Open* <<SHOCK>> *close* nope, nope, no way.
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c2ihac2
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t1_c2ihac2
t3_k9c8q
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0
t5_2fwo
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True
MrWoohoo
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Someone else noted they used source code for unit tests on github for their corpus.
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1315524633
False
0
c2ihai5
t3_k8w37
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t1_c2ihai5
t1_c2ieygm
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1427575959
1
t5_2fwo
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True
cbeckpdx
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oloolooloolooloolooloolooloololloooooloolooloolooloolooloooooloolool ooloolooloolooloolooloooooloolooloooooloooloolooloololllllooooloololo ooooololooolooloolooloolooloololoolooolooloololooooooloololoooolool olooloolooloolooloolooloolooloolooloolooloololooooolooolooloololoooll ollollollollolllooollol...
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1315524681
False
0
c2ihapu
t3_k9cbj
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8
t5_2fwo
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True
yogitw
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Um, who are you? I'm sorry you got butthurt over my opinion of your boyfriend's opinion of a product that's not designed to do what he wants it to do. Linus runs the kernel like a dictator and is bitching about a site that treats software like a democracy. So piss off, and have a nice day.
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False
0
c2ihb9l
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1427575969
0
t5_2fwo
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True
Ziggamorph
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Lisp programmers would rarely ever hit ')'. Using an editor without paren matching for Lisp would truly drive you to insanity.
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1315524815
False
0
c2ihbbm
t3_k8w37
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t5_2fwo
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True
carsongross
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I talked with a couple of other guys, I think what I'll do is back that off to just 'integer' and 'number'. I'm perhaps too poisoned by my long exposure to the JVM to give up entirely on the distinction between integers and floating point numbers, but I see your point.
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1315524885
False
0
c2ihbmf
t3_k8jbq
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2
t5_2fwo
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True
igouy
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> can be hell Or not. > when the developers are undisciplined or forced to leverage dynamic typing to implement a hack Oh! You're assuming the project team has bad working practices! > What the hell is the return type of this function? What does the method comment say the method answers? *etc* > Will ...
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1315524977
True
0
c2ihc0j
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t1_c2ihc0j
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1427575992
-3
t5_2fwo
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True
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In the interests of science, I compared character frequencies of source files in lisp and python (a language with paradigmatically "clean" syntax), after removing comments and blank newlines: | Lisp (onlisp.cl) | Python (django: urlresolvers.py) | char | |------------------+--------------------------...
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1315525380
True
0
c2ihdub
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True
pauric
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Didn't actually know that about ^, good tip.
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False
0
c2ihe1h
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t1_c2ihe1h
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1427576011
1
t5_2fwo
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True
RIP_Kashin
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Yes, that's JRuby that runs in the JVM. JRuby's one of a number of different implementations of Ruby, for example IronRuby runs on .NET's DLR, and MacRuby runs on the Objective-C runtime. The syntax doesn't change from implementation to implementation, so the syntax is the one thing that binds all implementations toge...
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1315525452
False
0
c2ihe5x
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4
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Fenring
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Is it *vaguely* more readable, in the sense of being more familiar or some such? Maybe. But smegmatron indicated (indirectly) that CamelCase was unreadable, which is clearly not true, since I can read your first two sentences with virtually no difficulty.
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1315525539
False
0
c2ihekr
t3_k8w37
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t5_2fwo
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True
andytuba
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^ could still be analogous to Home, depending on how the "other" editor handles the Home key; some jump you to after the indentation, some to the beginning of the line.
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0
1315525700
False
0
c2ihfah
t3_k8w37
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t1_c2ihfah
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1427576023
4
t5_2fwo
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True
pgngugmgg
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I appreciate this summary. History like this story is too common to be of any interest (to me).
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1315525714
False
0
c2ihfd1
t3_k7qe8
null
t1_c2ihfd1
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1427576035
2
t5_2fwo
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True
ghthor
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God, that would infuriate me.
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0
1315525758
False
0
c2ihfk9
t3_k8w37
null
t1_c2ihfk9
t1_c2ieolz
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1427576033
2
t5_2fwo
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True
elder_george
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To my knowledge `reg.exe` is available in Win PE console. Or you can simply copy it or run from installation you repair.
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1315525856
False
0
c2ihg14
t3_k7qe8
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t1_c2ihg14
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2
t5_2fwo
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True
Papper
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I can certainly see the programmer design in this! ;) Jokes aside, this will come in handy. Thanks!
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1315525901
False
0
c2ihg8p
t3_k9akm
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t1_c2ihg8p
t3_k9akm
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1427576039
9
t5_2fwo
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True
tombell
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Although not strictly required, you should start programs with "Tro" and end with "ll." :)
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1315525913
False
0
c2ihgay
t3_k9cbj
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t1_c2ihgay
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1427576039
17
t5_2fwo
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True
icebraining
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That only means you can't insert it in Linus' tree. It's perfectly legal to distribute kernel modules with a different license, separately. Nvidia's are not open source at all, let alone GPLv2.
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0
1315525915
False
0
c2ihgbc
t3_k8leq
null
t1_c2ihgbc
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1427576039
7
t5_2fwo
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null
null
True
OffColorCommentary
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Shift+Home, keep typing.
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0
1315525962
False
0
c2ihgjy
t3_k8w37
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t1_c2ihgjy
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1427576048
5
t5_2fwo
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null
True
tehpuppet
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My only suggestion is based on [its meaning](http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=git) in England.
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1315525993
False
0
c2ihgp1
t3_k8vpn
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t1_c2ihgp1
t3_k8vpn
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1427576048
1
t5_2fwo
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null
True
Goblerone
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Well the only thing I've learned about this study is that I'm terrible at sarcasm
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0
1315526020
False
0
c2ihgth
t3_k8w37
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t1_c2ihgth
t1_c2ih1vh
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1427576059
1
t5_2fwo
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null
True
andytuba
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I suppose you don't deal with any AbstractNetBeanFactoryConstructorFactory* objects, then. *This class name changed to protect the guilty.
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1315526164
False
0
c2ihhic
t3_k8w37
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t1_c2ihhic
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1427576057
5
t5_2fwo
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True
igouy
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> I stated that in my first sentence Here's your first sentence - "The problems I've observed with dynamic typing weren't as apparent in the development time as in the maintenance time." Which words do you think suggest you have limited experience?
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1315526174
False
0
c2ihhk3
t3_k7o9e
null
t1_c2ihhk3
t1_c2idlme
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1427576057
-6
t5_2fwo
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True
deathbytray
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This is definitely one useful way to normalize for comparison. Another way to be to normalize [a-zA-Z] by their natural frequency in English language. That "E" key is burning brighter than "Z" key doesn't tell me much about the nature of the programming language.
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1315526276
False
0
c2ihhzw
t3_k8w37
null
t1_c2ihhzw
t1_c2ihdub
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1427576061
3
t5_2fwo
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null
True
eaturbrainz
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The fmap and apply operations?
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1315526549
False
0
c2ihjau
t3_k8gr4
null
t1_c2ihjau
t1_c2ie5wy
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1427576074
0
t5_2fwo
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null
True
Tiak
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Apparently in C++ decrementing is way more common than incrementing?
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0
1315526562
False
0
c2ihjdb
t3_k8w37
null
t1_c2ihjdb
t3_k8w37
null
1427576076
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
twinbloodtalons
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A little challenge for you programming nuts.
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1315526656
False
0
c2ihjuj
t3_k9fkw
null
t1_c2ihjuj
t3_k9fkw
null
1427576082
2
t5_2fwo
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null
null
True
frozendevil
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[There's a reason for that.](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git_(software\)#Name)
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0
1315526749
False
0
c2ihk9j
t3_k8vpn
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t1_c2ihk9j
t1_c2ihgp1
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1427576096
1
t5_2fwo
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null
True
tk424
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vim user for 2.5 years here, best sheet I've seen so far. Thanks! to those intimidated: Vim is worth the steep learning curve. With commitment, you won't feel hamstrung after a month or two tops. Every day after that you are getting faster and faster than you were in any editor. Just my recommendation.
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1315526770
False
0
c2ihkdm
t3_k9akm
null
t1_c2ihkdm
t3_k9akm
null
1427576094
34
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
capncanuck
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are you nuts?
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0
1315526798
False
0
c2ihki9
t3_k9fkw
null
t1_c2ihki9
t1_c2ihjuj
null
1428194984
1
t5_2fwo
null
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null
True
RIP_Kashin
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I think it submitted fine for me - I only got passed to kernel.org after finishing the survey and getting a "thank you" notice. I suspect the kernel.org page was just a page for people to return back to.
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0
1315526820
False
0
c2ihkmo
t3_k8vpn
null
t1_c2ihkmo
t1_c2iebe6
null
1427576097
6
t5_2fwo
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True
perciva
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I admit that I was partly needling GPListas with that comment, but the central point -- that there are cultural differences and I really don't know how well this would be received by a GPL project. As for feature bounties: When you get to significant code contributions you run into the problem of code quality. A lot ...
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1315526853
False
0
c2ihkrv
t3_k5czl
null
t1_c2ihkrv
t1_c2i1wfr
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1428194983
1
t5_2fwo
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null
null
True
gsan
null
Hmmmm.... I need a cheat sheet for your cheat sheet.
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0
1315526943
False
0
c2ihl6w
t3_k9akm
null
t1_c2ihl6w
t3_k9akm
null
1427576107
143
t5_2fwo
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null
null
True
le_kommie
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Not in VI, it does it all for you. I mean for me, because it obviously doesn't do it for you .
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0
1315526965
False
0
c2ihl9j
t3_k8w37
null
t1_c2ihl9j
t1_c2ig7ei
null
1427576115
2
t5_2fwo
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null
True
GuyOnTheInterweb
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I remember something like this (although not as comprehensive!) for WordPerfect 5.0, a nice plastic card one could put on top of your F1-F10 keys.
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1315527133
False
0
c2ihlzf
t3_k9akm
null
t1_c2ihlzf
t3_k9akm
null
1427576116
4
t5_2fwo
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null
null
True
habitualLineStepper
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with autocomplete + shortcuts i'd say i only type less than 25% of the code i produce. the IDE is of as much importance as the language (if not more) in deciding which keys you press and how many times. and then you got shortcuts that are IDE specific but can be customized, so 2 people using the same language and IDE ...
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0
1315527181
False
0
c2ihm7q
t3_k8w37
null
t1_c2ihm7q
t1_c2igpa1
null
1427576119
3
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
le_kommie
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Like a piano.
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0
1315527193
False
0
c2ihm9b
t3_k8w37
null
t1_c2ihm9b
t1_c2ifyhv
null
1427576119
3
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
le_kommie
null
LOL dude, now that is REALLY illegally funny.
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0
1315527356
False
0
c2ihn1w
t3_k8w37
null
t1_c2ihn1w
t1_c2iggbr
null
1427576125
0
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
amigoinvisible
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True,... but Flash games hadn't crashed so far :)
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0
1315527382
False
0
c2ihn62
t3_k81qp
null
t1_c2ihn62
t1_c2i9vr6
null
1427576126
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
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0
1315527420
False
0
c2ihncx
t3_k7qe8
null
t1_c2ihncx
t1_c2ifi9e
null
1427576130
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
habitualLineStepper
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How about the keys used to navigate in the source. Some use the mouse, but I use a lot of ctrl+arrows, home, end etc. (cmd and opt + arrows on the mac). My arrows and space would be burning up. On the other hand, Eclipse closes parenthesis and accolades, places the semicolon in its proper place, and does a whole bunch...
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1315527502
False
0
c2ihnql
t3_k8w37
null
t1_c2ihnql
t1_c2ie7bj
null
1427576133
1
t5_2fwo
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