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allan_s
11y ago
(looking for comments) after reading that articles (some months ago) I've decided to implement that in our company , we're mostly using symfony2 and postgresql, and I came up with that https://github.com/allan-simo
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just my opinion, but at first I was mostly a C/C++ developer, I like the idea of controlling everything and not wasting memory, and the idea of being really fast as well as the idea of compile time type checking . But for a living I ha
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11y ago
if you write a syntax extension, you can use if and any other rust keywords / operator / token (see the template language i started which use if directly)
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I started (and put aside) quite some times ago something with the similar approach, i.e using syntax extension but to actually write "real" html, in a template-language flavor https://github.com/allan-simon/ru
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for " Writing a task scheduler for your web-server in PHP" Is the author talking about "at" and "cron" instead ?
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11y ago
does somebody has a link to some Chinese press news about that ?
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For nullable types, there's a plan/rfc to have them too https://github.com/php/php-src/pull/1045 https://wiki.php.net/rfc/nullable_types not for 7.0 but hopefully for 7.1
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12y ago
but has no legal value in France for example as you can't reject all your rights.
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12y ago
Rust also has this syntax if I remember correctly, for parsing reason
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12y ago
I would be really interesting in getting a list of common problem or category of problem that people usually implement in "common" languages but that would benefit highly from being written using Prolog. I did learn prolog during
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12y ago
typo in the title *detector
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12y ago
ok, perfect thanks, I will try and if I don't get something quickly i will open a feature request. Thanks again for the time you took to answer me
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12y ago
thank you, I'm a bit confused by the code (the fact I know nothing about ruby, let alone rails, without talking about haml may be part of it) in my naive understanding, in order to implement the feature as you said, it would require fr
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12y ago
yes your solution of displaying author when assignee is already filtered. I don't know ruby at all, but I guess I can try, as you're the one who made the change to put assignee instead of author, I would not be against some guidan
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12y ago
I understand the logic, but however it does not stand to the fact that on the homepage when I click on MR I already see a filtered version of "only those assigned to me" , which in that case make the display of the assignee redund
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12y ago
I have migrated yesterday from 7.3 to 7.8 and all went smoothly, I really appreciate the migration guide and especially the "what to do if things go south" which is always my biggest concern. My only little problem is that now th
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12y ago
Shameless plug but currently there's one bug in the postgresql driver for HHVM preventing me from switching our companies projects to HHVM https://github.com/PocketRent/hhvm-pgsql/issues/52 if any chari
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I understand better, so basically before doing anything you will first need to define what each "part" of the language "means" in term of "logical operation" (like what does the dot operator '.' means
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12y ago
disclaimer: outside of a quick understanding of what "formal proof system" is, I have no deep understanding of how it works. It is written there's a Coq->OCaml compilation step. Would it be easily possible to have any Coq-
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12y ago
it would indeed be great to have this syntax, can you link to the RFC if you have it? so that we can follow how is this proposal going.
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Pretty interesting, just a pity he didn't specified an actual license, as "disclaims all copyright" has no legal value and even if it had, it would certainly mean different things from one country to an other (for example in
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12y ago
for the case of "one sentence detection" you can use Tatoeba project database dump http://tatoeba.org/eng/downloads you have a CSV of iso code => sentence , which should be 99% accurate (as it gets user pr
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+1 indeed, but I think most of people have already a hard time to see why we need to make the difference between country code and language code, and even more that something that people consider as a "dialect" can actually be a to
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for that, the way I've done for TatoDetect (which is meant specifically for the task of detecting the language for "one sentence a time" ) is to have a database of N-gram huge enough for a language to be nearly sure to have &
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Thanks for the information, don't get me wrong, here I'm not trying to play at who has the biggest. Just that at first without knowing how the data file was generated, I thought the "you can fork to support 300+" languag
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12y ago
my bad, I've been looking to data folder first and haven’t found anything, I should have tried harder
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The project does not seems to state clearly how the detection is made, does it call an external webservice or does it rely on a offline database created at some time? shameless plug https://github.com/allan-simon/Tatod
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The project seems really nice, the import from redmine is very much appreciated, especially as most of people who may be interested to use this application are likely to already use something, and will therefore need something to make the m
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thank you, actually I didn't thought about clicking on it, maybe making [...] appears in an other color ? also the "edit and click value" on debugger was not working for me (also "cutting" the value to a certain lim
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something that got "broken" for me in recent version of firefox (I think starting with 32) is that doing a console.log of a very long string does not display the whole string anymore i.e it will print "a looooooong string [..
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