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by 10098 12y ago
Tell it to this guy: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/saudiar... Or tell it to this girl's father: https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ru&tl=en&amp
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by 10098 12y ago
> Catholic doctrine for example is quite clear a belief in evolution does not contradict church doctrine. Of course they are, they have to adapt. Who would go to church if they still insisted that the sun revolves around the earth? Just
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by 10098 12y ago
I'll believe that it's useful when unenlightened plebs like me start getting money thrown at them for writing lisp code. So far the industry seems to disagree with you about what's useful.
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by 10098 12y ago
As someone who has used make a lot, screw writing makefiles. It's too low-level and I want to be able to build my stuff without lots of headache on multiple platforms (which includes Windows). I hate CMake's weird language, but ev
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by 10098 12y ago
Don't waste your time with lisp. Learn lambda calculus and then see how these ideas are applied in actually useful imperative programming languages.
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by 10098 12y ago
> Return Type Declarations & Scalar Type Hints Finally, this took them a long freaking time.
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by 10098 12y ago
I tried Go. It didn't really impress me, to be honest. I get that they're trying to build a nice, coherent language and, but they do that by simply avoiding doing all the things that are hard. I don't see any compelling reaso
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by 10098 12y ago
Worst book adaptation ever. They butchered it.
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by 10098 12y ago
> Avoid the link unless you like giant images of thinly sliced meat. Found the vegan :)
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by 10098 12y ago
This is simply this generation's "1337 haxx0rz". Back when I was in school, Matrix was popular, and the term "hacker" had very different connotations. People would call themselves "cyberpunk", "1337&q
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by 10098 12y ago
What the hell does that have to do with anything?!
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by 10098 12y ago
Anecdata: using both Firefox an Chrome. Chrome on Linux is very fast and responsive. Firefox on Windows slow and clunky.
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by 10098 12y ago
Can we please stop using the word "coder", for the love of god.
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by 10098 12y ago
You're right, but consider this: they managed to rid themselves of Python's GIL by not using Python. If they can actually reap the benefits of parallelism, it means a lot for scalability.
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Ripping Sprites from Super Cyborg(gpfault.net)
1 points by 10098 12y ago|0 comments
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by 10098 12y ago
> Because it is written in C. Writing something in C does not automatically imply having to use goto. > "Goto statements are bad" Goto statements are not bad. > Things like "loops" and "functions" and
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by 10098 12y ago
Actually now that I think about it, it's not that the font itself is bad, it's the context in which it's used. It just looks weird on that website.
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by 10098 12y ago
That font is terrible. Please bring back sans serif.
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by 10098 12y ago
Please get some experience writing kernel and driver code before making inane statements.
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by 10098 12y ago
http://onlinehut.org/2011/10/goto-is-not-evil-okay/
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by 10098 12y ago
I guess it depends an the game itself, it might not look too good if you just drop the effect into an existing game, but if the game is designed with this in mind it might actually be quite interesting.
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by 10098 12y ago
That spaceship looks... suggestive. Nevertheless, this is a really interesting hack, good work!
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by 10098 12y ago
Anecdata: at my current gig, I almost never run into any memory-related issues with the C++ services that I support, and I've never written a "delete" because everything is managed with smart pointers. The one time we ran out
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by 10098 12y ago
I think you're reading way too deep into this.
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by 10098 12y ago
Is this a joke?
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by 10098 12y ago
it would also be nice if it had a static type system, but given that it's Matz, it's unlikely...
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by 10098 12y ago
I see this as a very good alternative to traditional shell scripting languages.
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by 10098 12y ago
no, screw that. My 4GB RAM machine is slow enough as it is with all this html and javascript crap running.
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by 10098 12y ago
apparently someone realized that fusing hangouts with sms was not the right idea...
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by 10098 12y ago
I wanted to reply exactly that but then noticed that op is talking about implementations, not the language itself. I'd still prefer programming in lua to programming in javascript where possible. Honestly, the only advantage of javascr

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