Sean1708

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by Sean1708 10y ago
For reference, here are screenshots of just the stock El Capitan Apps: https://imgur.com/a/uRfvc
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by Sean1708 10y ago
Except the last time something like this happened[1] it was fixed within a day[2]. [1]: https://spin.atomicobject.com/2016/04/26/swift-long-compile-... [2]: https://github.com/apple/swift
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by Sean1708 10y ago
Essentially the parent commenters are talking about too different things, one is talking about the first bullet point and the other is talking about the third.
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by Sean1708 10y ago
> "We will fuck UK over" Has the EU actually said this or is this just what people on the internet are assuming?
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by Sean1708 10y ago
> The UK, on the other hand, is flat out opposed to freedom of movement 50% of the UK is flat out opposed to freedom of movement. In fact I'd wager it's even less than that since freedom of movement wasn't the only talki
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by Sean1708 10y ago
To be honest I'm struggling to think of any languages released in the last 5 years or so which don't have type systems. Obviously they exist, but I don't think they're as common at the moment.
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by Sean1708 10y ago
Python also has (). >>> type(()) <class 'tuple'>
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by Sean1708 10y ago
I genuinely can't tell how much of that is supposed to be a joke.
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by Sean1708 10y ago
Which unstable libraries are you thinking of? I think you can silence the dead code warnings by either marking the field `pub` or prefixing it with an underscore.
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by Sean1708 10y ago
Ah gotcha, sounds like it could be a good first RFC for someone.
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by Sean1708 10y ago
But, he was the example.
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by Sean1708 10y ago
Well, there's one "curl".
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by Sean1708 10y ago
It's more like cah-actor, I'd say.
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by Sean1708 10y ago
> but there's also no get_unchecked() for slices so you'd pay for the checks twice. Yeah there is[1], unless I'm being really stupid... [1]: https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/primitive.slice.html#method.ge
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by Sean1708 10y ago
You could make the IPA form (kjuːb-sɜːv) part of the logo design, I always think that looks pretty cool.
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by Sean1708 10y ago
I just can't comprehend how something as trivial as indexing can be a deal-breaker for someone. I write 0-based most of the time, but I can think of as many advantages for 1-based indexing as I can for 0-based. The only time I can unde
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by Sean1708 10y ago
Can you give some examples of horribly clumsy prepared statement APIs? Every DB API I've ever used has looked like query("INSERT INTO table VALUES (?1, ?2, ?3)", "a", "b", "c") or someth
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by Sean1708 10y ago
But specifically in the case of entering a name into a form, shouldn't a SQL database be able to handle arbitrary UTF-8 text when used correctly?
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by Sean1708 10y ago
Obviously keep in mind the various caveats that come with benchmarks, but it seems that Swift is at least capable of achieving C-like performance[1] in some circumstances . [1]: https://benchmarksgame.alioth.debian.org/u64q
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by Sean1708 10y ago
Most languages use some sort of interface whereby if you implement certain methods for a type then that type can be iterated over using a for loop.
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by Sean1708 10y ago
To be honest I think there are good arguments to both sides, and I don't think there is really a one size fits all solution here. If you use unsigned you've got to pay attention to certain corner cases, if you use signed you'
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by Sean1708 10y ago
> It seems to me, then, that this isn't really a fair comparison to node, is it? Isn't node written in C?
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by Sean1708 11y ago
If that were to happen I expect they would devise some sort of bytecode to use, probably with a 1=>1 mapping to the textual representation.
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by Sean1708 11y ago
For those wondering about segfaults specifically in Rust (I know it's not the point of the blog post but it might be interesting to others), this thread talks about why they occur/whether they'll ever be eliminated entirely:
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by Sean1708 11y ago
Yeah, as soon as I hit "Another kind of performance" it became pretty obvious to me (IMO at least) that this was a thinly veiled opinion piece on static vs dynamic. And at the end of this day this is an argument with no clear winn
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by Sean1708 11y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but can't you also run arbitrary code while installing packages? Either way I'm not saying `curl | bash` is good, I'm just trying to point out that people have a very knee jerk reaction to it and
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by Sean1708 11y ago
What amuses me is that the people who are vehemently against using a bash script are often the same people who will run $ ./configure $ make without a second thought.
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by Sean1708 11y ago
Does this not work on Firefox? I expected to not be able to change anything about the two "locked" elements, but I seem to be able to change the text, class, or even delete them with no issue. Edit: Interestingly if I click "
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by Sean1708 11y ago
"kill failed" isn't actually the message which is printed. What you get is thread '<main>' panicked at 'kill failed: Sys(ESRCH)', ../src/libcore/result.rs:746 So you know that
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by Sean1708 11y ago
// goodFunc verifies that the function satisfies the signature, represented as a slice of types. // The last type is the single result type; the others are the input types. // A final type of nil

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