audunw

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   by audunw 13y ago

   > Third case, dealing with raw data from networks, from devices, from flash memory etc. where you actually need to manipulate every bit accurately. I just started working on this kind of application (well, USB protocols, but same issues)
2. 1322.▲
   by audunw 13y ago

   > But making unsigned types second class only reinforces bad habits (or what I consider bad). What do you mean by that? Don't you think that having to do "import unsigned" before they use unsigned types, make some people t
3. 1323.▲
   by audunw 13y ago

   But you get hit with an annoying pop-up asking you to register.
4. 1324.▲
   by audunw 13y ago

   Japanese is Subject-Object-Verb order, so it was probably "My Ruby (is) terrible". But I don't know Japanese so I can't tell you for sure. Chinese would also drop the verb in this case, so I'm assuming they might do
5. 1325.▲
   by audunw 13y ago

   Kindle is a particularly bad example. Kindle forked Android, so are not under control of Google. In principle, other manufacturers could also do this, but in practice it's practically impossible because they'd loose Google Play.