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by Twisol 8y ago
The `.test` and `.localhost` TLDs are already reserved for such purposes: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2606
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by Twisol 8y ago
EDIT: I'm assuming that "neighbor" means a cell sharing an edge, but I realize that the Game of Life includes cells sharing a corner, so this probably isn't what you meant. Leaving it for... curiosity, I guess? > In t
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by Twisol 8y ago
The schema certainly can, but GraphQL queries have the valuable (in many but not all contexts) property that the response structure mirrors the request structure. If your request is nested no deeper than four scopes, then the response will
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by Twisol 8y ago
This is entirely fair -- I agree! REST isn't a protocol in the same sense that HTTP is. Although I believe a protocol's semantics and encodings should be distinguished a la REST, a way to talk about a particular encoding would b
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by Twisol 8y ago
> As cruegge has linked the JMAP developers themselves don't consider their API REST. That wasn't my takeaway. They don't consider it HTTP-based REST, but they do consider it RESTful. The FAQ's question is from the pe
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by Twisol 8y ago
Where does your definition of "an indexing" originate? The word "index" literally means "to point at" (hence, index/pointer finger), and in this sense, every element may indeed be indexed -- in this case,
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by Twisol 8y ago
Right, I was being a bit loose there. I meant something like how `xxd` displays the number of bytes up to the current output row. Just something to give context of where you are in the file. 00006980: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 000
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by Twisol 8y ago
I admit, my first thought on seeing the title was "What's wrong with xxd?" This is nice! I like the colorization a lot -- it's like with source code, you don't realize how much you rely on the colors until you get a
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by Twisol 8y ago
> it’s fun to use foreign words as the name of things Oh definitely! I wrote a FAT16 stack for an embedded system and called it "FutoiFS" (ha, ha) [1]. I think whimsy is a perfectly good reason. It sounded like the OP wanted
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by Twisol 8y ago
I am, in all likelihood, not in the target audience (having already spent much time with the material being presented), but this textbook has been a joy to read so far. I am only up to page 14, and I already need two hands (in base 1...
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by Twisol 8y ago
From the readme, this is based on miniKanren, so the name is a reference to that language. miniKanren itself has a Wikipedia page that also mentions the Japanese etymology of the name. Logic languages like Prolog are usually based on relati
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by Twisol 8y ago
Heya. This is only a minor point, but I thought you might like to know that "dice" is already a plural. The singular is "die". It's just one of those weird words, like "vertex" and "vertices", th
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by Twisol 8y ago
It makes me wonder what would happen if they tried `counter[“#value”]`. Hopefully still an error, but also hopefully not SyntaxError, because it certainly isn’t one.
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by Twisol 8y ago
For the first one, which I see you've made a comment on: > This behaviour affects Prost: i32 type is used instead of enum type, because Protobuf defines that enum variable must be able to hold values outside of enum range to be comp
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by Twisol 8y ago
That's a great point! Helping devs get up to speed on the changes is definitely a significant concern for editions, which is, I'm sure, why they put so much effort into creating a dedicated edition guide: https://doc.ru
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by Twisol 8y ago
Ahh, you meant to reinstall this version of Rust, not rustfmt. I did that and it worked -- the components list contains `rustfmt` properly, not `rustfmt-preview`. Thanks!
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by Twisol 8y ago
My understanding is that, since the edition is a per-crate property, crates that don't jump to 2018 aren't any worse off, and will continue to compile on both old and new compilers. I'd also be interested to know whether `car
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by Twisol 8y ago
(EDIT: I fixed this by reading Steve's comment more carefully. Uninstalling `stable` and reinstalling it again made `rustfmt` available.) I'm still seeing the same behavior, even after following these directions. > rustup
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by Twisol 8y ago
FYI, if you're on MacOS at least, `rustfmt` looks like it's still under the `rustfmt-preview` name in `rustup components list`. Running `rustup component add rustfmt` (as in the official announcement post) gives an error: &g
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by Twisol 8y ago
Is there an issue posted somewhere on this? From a glance, I would imagine you could mediate across the FFI using an `i32`, and provide an `impl From<i32> for Foo` that neatly separates the discriminated and excess cases.
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by Twisol 8y ago
If I were to build an application 100% in the style of the article, my answer to all three questions would be "yes". But I'd probably opt to version at the level of a whole deployment, rather than at the level of each file. T
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by Twisol 8y ago
> Can you clarify, if I add a JS line to my file, I should version that JS file as a never-ever-changing static asset to be cached? It only has to be cached as long as there exist deployments that need to reference it. But as long as the
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by Twisol 8y ago
Since this page is talking about SPAs, the only "entry point" it considers is `index.html`. I don't see anything against pre-rendering parts of `index.html` on the server-side -- just that the configuration embedded in `index
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by Twisol 8y ago
> Static assets must be hosted at locations that are unique and independent of the web application environment(s) > Why? Broadly, for the same reason that separating content, structure, and style is considered a good idea. (We can deb
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by Twisol 8y ago
I realized after the fact that the more useful terms would be “orthogonal projection” and “perspective projection”. The novelty of the orthogonal projection at hand is that it’s projecting (flattening) in a cylindrical space. With an orthog
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by Twisol 8y ago
Right. Effectively, we're projecting every horizontal slice of the sphere laterally to a fixed distance from the vertical axis. It's a stack of 1D projections, not a single 2D projection.
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by Twisol 8y ago
This is all true! Entering into a graduate program without being fully aware of what you’re embarking on and what you’re getting out of it is a bad idea. But I would argue this generalizes beyond just grad school. Some people enjoy scholars
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by Twisol 8y ago
It sounds like you have read far, far too much into my message.
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by Twisol 8y ago
What makes this terrible advice? Is there something in particular about landing a job at Google that makes it objectively better in every value system than continuing with a PhD that one is already seeking? I left a very good position on th
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by Twisol 8y ago
For those curious (like me), this is described in the upcoming Edition Guide at https://rust-lang-nursery.github.io/edition-guide/rust-2018/... .

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