Inityx

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by Inityx 7y ago
>porting it Not to Linux :(
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by Inityx 7y ago
> the huge body of C++ code and talent in the ecosystem is an existence proof to the contrary Looks to me more like proof that C++ has been around a long time
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by Inityx 7y ago
> This study was small, short-term and narrowly focused, though. It cannot tell us whether different amounts or timing of sitting — say, 10 hours a day, or five or 15 — or of exercise might affect our metabolisms differently. It also inv
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by Inityx 8y ago
It's not a great solution, but I've found it beneficial to lean heavily on the Rust docs search bar when looking for specific behavior. It's very fast, and fuzzy enough that it finds what I'm looking for most of the time
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by Inityx 8y ago
FitBit is one of them
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by Inityx 8y ago
Newtypes are actually zero overhead abstractions; one prominent example of Newtype is the structs Instant and Duration from std::time: https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/time/index.html
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by Inityx 8y ago
Absolutely https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/ops/trait.Index.html https://github.com/rust-unofficial/patterns/blob/master/patt...
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by Inityx 8y ago
I understand how this could happen in theory, but is there historical evidence to show that this sort of DDOS would be in any way likely?
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by Inityx 8y ago
Are you using modern Firefox (v57+)?
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by Inityx 8y ago
Probably not much, unless someone reverse engineers the drivers.
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by Inityx 8y ago
Not garbage collected languages per se; it's languages where data structures can't be value types[1], consequently consuming large amounts of extra memory because everything sits behind 2 or 3 or 5 layers of unnecessary 8-byte poi
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by Inityx 8y ago
Probably really old teams that had their scope change over time, with decades of technical debt, whose large controlling entities are too slow-moving to afford any kind of large refactor or rewrite in a more suitable language.
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by Inityx 8y ago
Apple is such an effective cult. https://medium.com/message/its-kind-of-cheesy-being-green-2c...
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by Inityx 8y ago
And even then, Perl and Ruby (heck, even Bash) have a semantic difference between double- and single-quoted strings. The only other popular general-purpose languages where they're synonymous are PHP, JavaScript, and Lua.
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by Inityx 8y ago
Instead of storing the dictionary as a list, why not use a Map or Set? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe... https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W
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by Inityx 9y ago
I'm not sure how much water his argument here holds anymore. C++ has changed A LOT since 2007; idiomatic C++11 is an extremely different language from C++03, and C++20 is almost unrecognizable to an early C++ developer.
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by Inityx 9y ago
C is king because the industry is currently dominated by people who have been doing this since before C++ was a thing. Additionally, most of these people are primarily electrical engineers, and don't have as strong of a background in c
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by Inityx 9y ago
I don't see Go as any sort of replacement for C. The fact that it's garbage-collected means that it's really not suitable for use in embedded or kernel programming. AFAICT, Rust was created to be a safer C, and Go was created
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by Inityx 9y ago
Can you elaborate on the differences you've seen between VS Code + RLS and IntelliJ?
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How Microsoft Lost the API War (2004)(joelonsoftware.com)
1 points by Inityx 9y ago|0 comments
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by Inityx 9y ago
Where's Rust in here?
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by Inityx 9y ago
>Syntax Highlighting >Your focus will be in semantics and it is easier to get into it without the syntax aggressively jumping at your face. I'm not sure I agree with this. As a programmer, your tool for expressing semantics is th
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by Inityx 9y ago
I'm a big fan of K'NEX http://www.knex.com/knex-education
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by Inityx 9y ago
You must have had an easy time with Ruby, then. #!/usr/bin/env ruby `ls`
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by Inityx 9y ago
I think there's even another layer that goes with writing code that gets thrown away. Sometimes I end up doing that, but through that I gain knowledge of the problem that I probably couldn't have effectively gained any other way.
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by Inityx 9y ago
https://www.redox-os.org/
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by Inityx 9y ago
Because signed is default for some reason in most languages, and most developers aren't taught to think critically about how decisions like simple datatypes might affect scalability.