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11y ago
> Or maybe there is a totally simple way and this could take me 5 minutes! At that paragraph I immediately thought of http://aadrake.com/command-line-tools-can-be-235x-faster-tha...
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11y ago
Many syntax highlight themes seem to hide comments in code by decreasing their contrast. I'm strongly against that so for me the author lost credibility when I saw that's more or less only what his theme do.
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11y ago
.con
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11y ago
My first reaction was [I]slamic [St]ate? Guess that would have been too controversial.
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11y ago
How is this different from Android apps distributed through Google Play? Legally I mean, why don't Google Play do the same thing?
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11y ago
No SSL/TLS, I'm disappointed.
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11y ago
Would be nice with a low end alternative as well. At the moment I'm running the NAT instance on a t2.micro at $0.013/hour (On demand). The price of this service starts at $0.045
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11y ago
For those who are looking for short domains .SE is selling a few at the moment. http://www.tradera.com/campaign/punktse
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12y ago
Do these configs yield A+ rating in Qualys' SSL Server Test[1]? [1] https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/
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12y ago
Can't wait too see what Linus got to say about this. I suppose he got an arguably better solution to the problem?
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12y ago
I like Haskell because of some of the related tools. - HLint, a very helpful linter for ideomatic Haskell - QuickCheck, Fuzz-testing function's properties - hpc, Pretty code coverage
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12y ago
You could try set the line length penalty so something really high. That would probably sort things out.
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12y ago
I think the original Python Google Style guide did use 2 spaces. https://code.google.com/p/soc/wiki/PythonStyleGuide#Indentat... And it seems like that's used in YAPF as well: https://github.c
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12y ago
I've been using YAPF for a while and I really like the idea. Be aware that there are still some nasty bugs that haven't been fixed yet so be careful if you use it for something important. Do anyone of you guys know what the name Y
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12y ago
> Education in Europe is not free. You pay with your qualifications. If your university grades are not good enough, you go out fast. Could you be a little more specific? The size of Europe, America and Asia is too huge for statements li
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12y ago
If you put it like that every EC2 performance metric is ambiguous when not using dedicated instances.
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12y ago
http://www.gov.cn/ That will show them! /s
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12y ago
That's exactly what they did! At the moment of this writing they are sending back: alert("WARNING: malicious javascript detected on this domain") when you're trying to reach: https://github.com/g
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12y ago
Baidu is not doing anything wrong. The HTTP requests/responses are hijacked. Baidu could make a switch to only support HTTPS though. That would require a more elaborate attack.
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12y ago
In a language like C the parser is going to try to parse Expr - Expr but not Expr Expr since there's no such construct in the language to put two expressions after each other.
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12y ago
Nice what kind of code is it going to be used for to generate? A specific language or something more generic. It would be cool with a DSL to generate low level code like X86 ASM, LLVM IR or JVM bytecode. That would be so meta!
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12y ago
Did you create an interpreter for the language before you started on the compiler? I think it's not much overhead and you can run tests with it to make sure you get all the lexing and parsing done correctly. Then you just replace the e
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12y ago
Nice, what kind of language? I think nice beginner languages are Query languages (like SQL) or markup languages (like Markdown).
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12y ago
Thank you! If I can at least make one person interested I'm happy to continue.
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12y ago
Author here: This is slightly embarrassing. I just added a custom domain/CNAME to my github pages so it should be reachable at http://blog.ppelgren.se
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Make Your Own Programming Language
(mattias-.github.io)
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12y ago
I got a MBA (Mid 2011) + Chrome but I can't get it to work. A friend asked me WTF I was doing and it felt like a April fools joke.
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12y ago
Well its #TBT so every second of downtime limit the amount of likes I can get. /s
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12y ago
In Swedish and I guess in other languages as well it's not that mind blowing. We call them: Grönkål, Blomkål, Vitkål, Broccoli, Brysselkål
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12y ago
> ...no highly esteemed deed is commemorated here... nothing valued is here. Sounds like a great place to hide a treasure.
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