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by bbatha 9y ago
The tip of a mechanical pencil with the graphite retracted is the perfect size for fixing bent pins.
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by bbatha 9y ago
> This article assumes a priori that talking to boys differently than to girls is bad, then attempts to substantiate the claim, in part, with references to obvious bullying -- a very different topic. But it overlooks the obvious: that bo
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by bbatha 9y ago
The classic one is the `head` function in idris can only be called on `Vec`s of length 1 or more. More pressingly, you can actually prove lawfulness of type classes.
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by bbatha 9y ago
Clearly they never wrote for the butterfly[0] ;). [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BBN_Butterfly
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How Ecosystem Cultures Differ: Results from a Survey on Values and Practices(breakingapis.org)
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by bbatha 9y ago
You're assuming that OEMs in China sell systems with licensed windows on them. I'd wager most people don't know they're running pirated software.
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by bbatha 9y ago
I find firefoxs performance to beat chrome. While it's true Firefox lags slightly behind chrome in benchmarks, it also uses about a quarter of the RAM as chrome and electrolysis has fixed most of the hang problems I have. Why would I w
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by bbatha 9y ago
They didn't leave Xp users out to dry. Remember those forced free windows 10 updates they pushed out? The xp support schedule was available from day one. These companies knew exactly what they were getting into. Microsoft even extended
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by bbatha 10y ago
The entire docker ecosystem is written in go. The ability to produce small statically linked binaries is a huge win if you have to distribute home grown command line tools.
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by bbatha 10y ago
`zfs export` is your friend. Its very easy to move a zpool to another machine so long as it has zfs support and you haven't enabled any incompatible feature flags. I recently moved my zpool from FreeBSD 11 to ubuntu 16.04. It was as si
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by bbatha 10y ago
Those rights mean nothing if the user is not someone versed enough to modify the code. So in practice the rights are the rights of the developer.
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by bbatha 10y ago
He hasn't been offered immunity yet, he's the one asking guilt. By the logic of his own quote he only want it if he was guilty.
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by bbatha 10y ago
In most of those benchmarks rust is slower because it lacks SIMD support, not because of compiler optimizations.
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by bbatha 10y ago
Except that python says that python 3 should be an executable named `python3` and `python` should refer to `python2` [0] 0: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0394/
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by bbatha 10y ago
You can do: foo() -> Option<String> foo().as_ref() == Some("str")
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by bbatha 10y ago
The point about templates being easy to optimize compared to other generics systems is simply wrong. Other generics systems provide more information to the compiler, so in addition to compiling faster and providing better error messages the
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by bbatha 10y ago
That's built in now!
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by bbatha 10y ago
Lieberman was an independent, though he caucused with the democrats.
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by bbatha 10y ago
Or have a public option...
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by bbatha 10y ago
Likely because it allocates and uses exceptions pervasively.
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by bbatha 10y ago
Hyper 0.9 is async. It does not use futures/tokio ecosystem so it's ergonomics are weak in places, particularly on the client side. I believe the tokio branch of hyper is basically complete and only waiting on tokio to release.
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by bbatha 10y ago
The quote in context shows no conflict: In the face of ambiguity, refuse the temptation to guess. There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it. Although that way may not be obvious at first unless you&#
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by bbatha 10y ago
When the carrier trait lands this becomes: let id = node.parent()? .parent()? .data_get("id")? .parse::<usize>() .ok()?; I'd also expect that
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by bbatha 10y ago
Standard have fallen then, a family friend of my parent's generation (boomer) used to get fresh shirts if he worked late on Wall St.
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by bbatha 10y ago
> * Java gets a lot of benefit from having Object as the base class of nearly everything. It would be a long write-up to explore all the implications, but suffice it to say that the new C++ `any` and `variant` are attempts to get some of
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by bbatha 10y ago
> Set the pointer to NULL so it will crash. This doesn't work on all architectures which is why its undefined behavior.
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by bbatha 10y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding by why not just have your server have a a request logging middleware that respects some log level environment variable?
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by bbatha 10y ago
Though under this wording emacs would theoretically accept a GNU OS-only feature. It just happens that GNU OSes rarely offer extra features that emacs can take advantage of.
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by bbatha 10y ago
I think long term microsoft is planning on putting VSCode on Azure so you never have to leave your browser or the Azure bubble to write your apps.
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by bbatha 10y ago
Go is the VB, or the PHP of service development. Lots of obvious and immediate shortcomings, but with just the right amount of niceties for its domain in a very easy to teach and deploy package.

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