Sean1708

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by Sean1708 9y ago
I believe it's the sender.
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by Sean1708 9y ago
Are there any dynamic languages that have automatic currying? I agree that that would be dangerous, but it's also something that I've literally never seen.
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by Sean1708 9y ago
> postfix (for pipelines) Isn't the pipeline operator infix?
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by Sean1708 9y ago
> Automatic currying is dangerous Why?
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by Sean1708 9y ago
You are correct: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-25330615
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by Sean1708 9y ago
> He was under no moral obligation to fix Nintendo's mistake for them. I'm not convinced this is true (well it may be true morally but I don't think it's true legally). IIRC duplicate shipments are not considere
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by Sean1708 9y ago
> "I do not need signature. Drop at doorstep" Isn't the point of the signature to protect them ? You can't just say "I don't need a signature, I promise not to sue you." and expect them to just be ok
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by Sean1708 9y ago
That's not even slightly what the article is about...
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by Sean1708 9y ago
> The Nighty version will always be the best version Is that the version I put on just before I'm about to go to bed?
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by Sean1708 9y ago
Actually, why do so many people still use :x? Vim has ZZ which does the same thing and saves a keystroke and saving keystrokes is what Vim is about, right?
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by Sean1708 9y ago
method_missing is a prime example. The case of a variable indicating scope and optional brackets are both less magical but still magical in their own right.
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by Sean1708 9y ago
Nope, NIH Syndrome[0] is when you don't use a dependency because it wasn't written by your team/company/whatever so one would expect it to lead to smaller dependency trees. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F
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by Sean1708 9y ago
Yeah I'm a little bit dubious about this article too, the author appears to have absolutely no training or experience related to AI and it doesn't look like this article is based on any actual research.
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by Sean1708 9y ago
It's no more a marketing exercise than any tutorial that's posted on a project's site. If they'd submitted this as a proposal to whichever standard's body is responsible for OpenDocument then I would think you have
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by Sean1708 9y ago
It would put me off too if they were advocating for replacing OpenDocument , but from the article: > Finally, let us reiterate that this essay is a thought experiment. The OpenDocument format is well-established and already well-design
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by Sean1708 9y ago
Your memory is really good.
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by Sean1708 9y ago
I think there are a lot of people who open and close their editors pretty regularly, I can imagine that the start-up time for VSCode can become quite significant to those people.
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by Sean1708 9y ago
I think bunder's point is that VSCode is the "something that also works on linux and is consistent across all three platforms".
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by Sean1708 9y ago
> I use a DigitalOcean VM and run OpenVPN I've been looking to do the same recently, do you use Digital Ocean Droplets? If so, how have you found the experience?
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by Sean1708 9y ago
Is it really indoctrination? Why?
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by Sean1708 9y ago
Here you go: https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commit/692b48258dda7c302e7... I do understand what you're saying though but I don't think people are going to just search Github for your name on the o
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by Sean1708 9y ago
> Is this documented incorrectly somewhere? No, I just got myself massively confused at how code_warntype works. Please just disregard everything I said in the above comment.
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by Sean1708 9y ago
I'm not sure I'd call Julia a dynamically typed language, each variable can have one and only one (possibly abstract) type which allows the JIT to avoid boxing and opens up plenty of optimisations. I'm not particularly convin
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by Sean1708 9y ago
How do you just a diff in git?
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As I understand it you write an interpreter in Rust then you generate a JIT compiler from that interpreter.
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by Sean1708 9y ago
I'm sorry of I appeared adversarial, it was a genuine question. Why can we not make changes to the current politico-economic system if we were able to do it in the past?
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Presumably you don't have any <leader> key mappings that are active in insert mode?
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It also handles unicode correctly without killing performance.
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But didn't that all happen during the Industrial Revolution as well? Why is this any different?
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by Sean1708 9y ago
You can take it a step further using Zip Bombs[0]. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zip_bomb

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