Tyr42

50 ms·

631.
by Tyr42 11y ago
Khan Academy actually has pretty good videos on all this, which isn't that surprising giving Khan's background before he started Khan Academy. https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain/core-fi...
632.
by Tyr42 11y ago
My perspective on this is that lazy be default made sticking to purity much more compelling as if you just dropped print statements in you weren't sure exactly when they get evaluated. This lead to important developments like IO (they
633.
by Tyr42 11y ago
Feels like it should be called circumference, since multiplication is commutative :P (2 py r)
634.
by Tyr42 11y ago
I think neovim is embeddable? I'm pretty sure SolidOak just embeds neovim: https://github.com/oakes/SolidOak
635.
by Tyr42 11y ago
Windows files exist under /mnt/c or something. I think you could.
636.
by Tyr42 11y ago
Try rusty-tags[1]. It's just ctags that gets run on all your dependencies too. [1]: https://github.com/dan-t/rusty-tags
637.
by Tyr42 11y ago
Penney Arcade had good ads. They actually play the games that were advertised and it was also a stamp of approval.
638.
by Tyr42 11y ago
It's also the case that you lose the code review if you force push to a PR's branch after adding in a typo fix and squashing locally, right? That's a pretty good reason not to squash till the review is done.
639.
by Tyr42 11y ago
It's really hard to build an ecosystem when you have to complete again a "good enough" free google reader. I'm paying for my google reader replacement now, and fairly happy about it.
640.
by Tyr42 11y ago
I'm pretty sure you're mistaken. I can only speak about browser history sync, but it gets deleted after 6 weeks. Someone broke something and it was producing mangled data. 6 weeks was the "cliff" for when mangled data st
641.
by Tyr42 11y ago
I have a friend who habitually says "goodbye forever" before going off to sleep. It makes you think.
642.
by Tyr42 11y ago
But also, if you're shipping things to users browsers, please cut out all the stuff you don't use. I don't want to download 100 extra module's worth of JS code because it was bundled.
643.
by Tyr42 11y ago
I just got Rust compiling for a linux kernel module. It wasn't too bad, though an inability to read C header files is kinda a pain. And for any target you are going to want to wrap things up in a "Rusty" api, as dealing with
644.
by Tyr42 11y ago
SolidOak is a thing.
645.
by Tyr42 11y ago
Hoogle helps for Haskell projects, as you can search by Type, and the Types are expressive enough that that actually finds what you're looking for most of the time.
646.
by Tyr42 11y ago
Mods for Civ IV? :P
647.
by Tyr42 11y ago
Welding?
648.
by Tyr42 11y ago
And also the Extra History series too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbBHk_zLTmY
649.
by Tyr42 11y ago
Check out Seam Carving: http://perso.crans.org/frenoy/matlab2012/seamcarving.pdf It's pretty cool at altering images to fit an aspect ratio.
650.
by Tyr42 11y ago
Refusing to put a licence on your code does stop people from using it. If you really don't care, just slap a MIT license on it and be done with it, no one will bother you afterwards.
651.
by Tyr42 11y ago
That's what plugins are for :P
652.
by Tyr42 11y ago
Try installing it and deleting it again.
653.
by Tyr42 11y ago
I always thought it was something like visiting the site with a somewhat unprotected (but virtualized) computer and seeing if anything bad (registry keys changed) happened.
654.
by Tyr42 11y ago
I dunno, I have a blog, but I have no stats and no comment box, and I'm pretty sure my most frequent reader is myself. But it really does help to write down all the things, even if the only audience is future-you.
655.
by Tyr42 11y ago
Grrr, that's not a Regular expression at all. I think you'd be better off looping over the string and counting the number of ( and )s in a loop, guaranteed linear time. I wish people would stop abusing regular expressions.
656.
by Tyr42 11y ago
There's another "feature" which hurts my sleep. At the end of one book in the series, my Kindle has a "click here to get the next book" link. This is really nice, as I don't have to wait for shipping or bike t
657.
by Tyr42 11y ago
For example, I turn adblock off for Penny Arcade, since they actually vet the games before they run ads for them. I've found a few games that were actually pretty fun from there.
658.
by Tyr42 11y ago
But pre-commiting to a strategy of say: "accept if 40 cents or more" could net more coins overall, right? I agree that if it was a one off game, then that would make sense, but it's an iterated game.
659.
by Tyr42 11y ago
They external sites don't access it, they just ask the browser to load an image. So the external site can't read the result, but that's not actually stopping them from owning your machine.
660.
by Tyr42 11y ago
Some of those do show up on iter. https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/iter/trait.Iterator.html But some of the more specialized ones don't work using just iter. But on the other hand, no iterator invalidation.

More ›