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by Flow 12y ago
A md or org file in the project would be enough for me.
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by Flow 12y ago
Looks like you are making GTA 1. :) What's the plan?
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by Flow 12y ago
Yes, I had that example in mind. Another example, I might be wrong here though, is the ooold disk handling code in BSD, where you had to specify cylinders, heads and other things, and the OS tried to optimize performance based on closeness.
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by Flow 12y ago
Not fundamentally changed, but some things have become more expensive so old assumptions and optimisations should be re-evalued, it's just sound engineering really.
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by Flow 12y ago
AFAIK, it has no iCloud integration.
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by Flow 12y ago
Are you from Finland perhaps? I did read somewhere that they considered making 40km/h the default speed in all Finnish cities.
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by Flow 12y ago
I wonder what work/research would satisfy his need for "the next thing" / "the right way"? Maybe working with Alan Kay and the Viewpoint Institute? Or would he perhaps consider what they are trying to accomplis
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by Flow 12y ago
Rust's package system, Cargo, uses it. See http://doc.crates.io/guide.html for an example.
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by Flow 12y ago
I hope there's something along the lines of sub-space transmissions. Once we discover it, we'll start listening and discover a plethora of civilisations out there. Would also be nice if they periodically transmitted decoding instr
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by Flow 12y ago
I like toml files. https://github.com/toml-lang/toml
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by Flow 12y ago
Not sure about inlining, but if you put #![some_attribute(args)] at the top of a .rs file, it applies to the whole file.
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by Flow 12y ago
I'm trying to write a tiny lisp interpreter in Rust myself. I haven't got very far. Do you have a public repository for a curious fellow hacker?
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by Flow 12y ago
I've seen that movie 4-5 times. I like it, it's very cheesy. Every time I watch it, I become more and more convinced Dr Forbin planned it all. :) Did you know the movie is based on a series of books?
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by Flow 12y ago
FreeBSD has many labels for how it uses memory. Active, Inactive, Cache etc, to specify the purpose. See this question and answer: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/134862/what-do-the-d...
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by Flow 12y ago
Oh come on! This is the second comment in this thread that seem to claim Linux is so special and glorious. FreeBSD definitely does this, maybe even 3BSD or 4BSD did this. Functionality like this is basic OS design knowledge.
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by Flow 12y ago
You think Linux is alone in acting like that?
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by Flow 12y ago
I think it's disappointing that Safari lags behind as much as IE does. http://kangax.github.io/compat-table/es6/
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by Flow 12y ago
I can recommend f.lux. With it the whole environment becomes of about the same light. Without it, and with a dark theme in your code editor you have one level of light, and when you switch to a web browser you can bombarded by photons. :-&#
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by Flow 12y ago
This is exactly what you want: https://www.coursera.org/course/compilers
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by Flow 12y ago
Here's the version used in OS X. It's a bit bigger but not GNUishly big. http://www.opensource.apple.com/source/text_cmds/text_cmds-8...
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by Flow 12y ago
I agree. I read that comment last night and could almost not sleep due to the insights it gave me. I'm going to spend the whole weekend re-reading about Functors, Applicative and Monads now. Maybe this time I'll grok it all. Thank
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by Flow 12y ago
What dirty associations can you make out of "proc" or even "procedure"?
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by Flow 12y ago
You sound sane and very competent, what on earth is that guy doing today?
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by Flow 12y ago
I feel that same confusion as you. In Haskell terms, what is it Rich have implemented or perhaps even invented?
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by Flow 12y ago
If that actually worked, it would be ideal :)
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by Flow 12y ago
I bet this is why Google tries to merge G+ and YouTube accounts. But then, Facebook comments are hardly much better even though they often have real identities.
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by Flow 12y ago
If it took pictures of the plates and drivers of all the cars that pass from behind, it would be a quite useful gadget. I'm someone who has seen too many Go Pro videos on YouTube, here's an example of such a video, this is a scary
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by Flow 12y ago
I bet you loved Visual Basic 6 :-)
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by Flow 12y ago
As I see it, the inside of Web Components still need a nice and structured way to function. I'd build my app using ReactJS now, and when I decide to use web components, I can transform each separate ReactJS component into a web compone
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by Flow 12y ago
With ReactJS you get to code as if everything is a component, why use polymer now instead of that?

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