Shoop

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by Shoop 10y ago
For an alternative (and more widely accepted afaict) opinion, see http://www.2uo.de/myths-about-urandom/
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by Shoop 10y ago
I'm not sure why you'd judge a genre by its worst music.
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by Shoop 10y ago
I don't want to bring the discussion off topic, but I find that hard to believe. Some good electronic artists that I enjoy are Aphex Twin, Boards of Canada, Burial, and The Avalanches. I agree that there is a lot of crappy electronic m
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by Shoop 10y ago
The design docs have a rationale for why not llvm bitcode [1], but I can't find anything comparing wasm to other bytecodes or interpreters. Could you point me to the right place? [1] https://github.com/WebAssembly/
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by Shoop 10y ago
I read it as more of a whimsical and jokey side comment. I don't think it's that egregious.
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by Shoop 10y ago
If it's not read in even a year or two, I think that can still be considered a failure.
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by Shoop 10y ago
Not OP but https://github.com/pklausler/aoeui
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by Shoop 10y ago
I withdraw my claim that compile time IO doesn't make any sense, but it is something I would be worried about. I wouldn't want the executable my build process produces to be changed by what files are laying around on the disk. Mix
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by Shoop 10y ago
When is D not memory safe?
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by Shoop 10y ago
If inline asm or non-portable casts were allowed, D programs would compile inconsistently on different architectures. Compile time IO doesn't make much sense either. Not all limitations are shortcomings.
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by Shoop 10y ago
Do people actually take exclusives into account that much when picking a streaming service? It seems to me like the biggest differentiating factors would be price and familiarity, as long as the services in question had a reasonable amount
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by Shoop 10y ago
Are you sure? I often see ads for the same type of thing but from multiple competing brands.
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by Shoop 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5398681
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by Shoop 10y ago
Isn't compiler generated assembly really easy to tell apart from hand written assembly?
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by Shoop 10y ago
Could we see non-lexical borrows within the year?
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by Shoop 11y ago
Brogue, another roguelike, has impressive level generation as well. Here's a great interview with the developer about how it all works. https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2015/07/28/how-do-roguelike...
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by Shoop 11y ago
How did you try to learn functional programming? What was the most difficult to grasp?
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by Shoop 11y ago
You're correct, but lock picking is useful for criminals who are looking to break into a building without leaving a trace (for whatever nefarious purpose).
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by Shoop 11y ago
What a wonderful waste of time
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by Shoop 11y ago
I think a lot of lisps use hyphens in variable names
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by Shoop 12y ago
Type Error
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by Shoop 12y ago
Go uses garbage collection, not ownership and borrowing.
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by Shoop 12y ago
> The instruction set must be Turing complete.