VoiceOfWisdom

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by VoiceOfWisdom 9y ago
Make sure and run latest parity, they just fixed a massive perf bug. https://github.com/paritytech/parity/releases/tag/v1.8.6
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by VoiceOfWisdom 9y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/skookum
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by VoiceOfWisdom 9y ago
Past that, the user experience is great. Easy to get signed up and messaging.
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by VoiceOfWisdom 10y ago
Big benefit to me was being able to do it all with parser combinators, and without having to drop into another language like lex and yacc.
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by VoiceOfWisdom 10y ago
Its currently in a private bitbucket repo. I can give you the parser though, MIT licensed. ParserUtils is where maybeIndented and indented are. They make indentation just work. There currently overzealous with backtracking though, makes err
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by VoiceOfWisdom 10y ago
FParsec is fantastic. I have implemented a parser that supports a indentation based language in it. FParsec makes it very productive, and very fun.
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by VoiceOfWisdom 10y ago
Very poor. You would pretty much have to build a language from scratch. I am working on doing that with a language called emly, supports effect tracking as opposed to haskell style purity. I am having to basicly do everything from scratch.
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by VoiceOfWisdom 10y ago
FAKE [1] the F# build tool uses a similar technique on the .net vm. [1] http://fsharp.github.io/FAKE/
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by VoiceOfWisdom 10y ago
We've started using mercurial evolve at my company. It feels like the best of both worlds. I can rebase and get all the nice clean history I want, but under the hood the original work is still there. It also allows for safely editing p
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by VoiceOfWisdom 11y ago
The same can be accomplished in F# for those who want this power in the .net ecosystem type Address = { street : string; city : string option } type Author = { name : string; email : string; address : Address option } type Art
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by VoiceOfWisdom 11y ago
Jenkins + the Job DSL Plugin [0] has been amazing. We don't do any configuration in the web interface, instead everything lives in a groovy file on BitBucket. Every time we push a change Jenkins grabs it and auto runs the groovy file,
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by VoiceOfWisdom 11y ago
The thing that keeps my company from switching to Slack or any of its alternatives is read notifications. Not having read notifications makes using the system a lot more painful. Any one know of a chat system (not Hangouts) that supports re
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by VoiceOfWisdom 11y ago
Something similar is available in F# using FSharp.Data.SqlClient[0]. [0] http://fsprojects.github.io/FSharp.Data.SqlClient/
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by VoiceOfWisdom 11y ago
Its not possible out of the box, but there are several community libraries to eval quotations[0]. Shame on whoever downvoted you. Add knowledge to the discussion instead of downvoting someone you disagree with. [0] http://stackov
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by VoiceOfWisdom 12y ago
A private blood test that reports total serum testosterone costs between 50-100 dollars, and requires going into a lab to get blood drawn. If the cue is accurate this it will be ridiculously better.
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by VoiceOfWisdom 12y ago
Main site is back up for me, outage page[1] is still reporting that everything is down. Edit: Everything looks to be golden again. [1] http://status.bitbucket.org/
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by VoiceOfWisdom 12y ago
I have both 2012 and 2013 on my machine, 2013 changes caption color, could not see anything on 2012 change.
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by VoiceOfWisdom 12y ago
Exactly! The fact that Git allows you to destructively rewrite history public history is EVIL. Not every user of revision control is going to have a Phd in Not Fucking Up The Repo and I never want a situation like the Jenkins devs had[1] to
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by VoiceOfWisdom 12y ago
I am so excited for Changset Evolution. The only thing I miss having from git in mercurial, is the ability to safely rewrite commit history.
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by VoiceOfWisdom 13y ago
Check the feed. Banana for scale :)
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by VoiceOfWisdom 13y ago
uaygsfdbzf, you are marked as dead. I believe this is due to a somewhat brusk comment you made earlier, but your other comments deserve to be seen.
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by VoiceOfWisdom 13y ago
Could you wrap the 'logo-pro' img tag in an anchor instead of using js to redirect? Using js to redirect breaks ctrl clicking to open in a new tab, and keeps me from staying on your cool blog post.
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by VoiceOfWisdom 13y ago
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7792123/strange-function-... Not very well documented, but it is apparently a way to check if the current user is a automated tester.
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by VoiceOfWisdom 13y ago
Its difficult to tell whether a fish is smaller, or larger than your self. Might color code them based on whether you can eat them or not.
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by VoiceOfWisdom 14y ago
I believe on 1, you meant for the title to be Sublime Code Intel.
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by VoiceOfWisdom 14y ago
This site[1] has a couple games emulated in javascript. Just select Mega Man from the list and start playing. [1] http://fir.sh/projects/jsnes/
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by VoiceOfWisdom 14y ago
The entry for app.net is glorious. I should have known what it was just from the title.
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by VoiceOfWisdom 14y ago
If you use green text on a black background you are an idiot.
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by VoiceOfWisdom 14y ago
How are you liking ImpactJS? I have done some looking at it but the hundred dollar price tag just to try it turns me off.