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Thoughts on Parsing Whiley (and Indentation Syntax)
(whiley.org)
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7y ago
Never be able? C'mon, your app is basically one of the Qt samples dude.
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Standalone Lexers with Lex
(matt.might.net)
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Indentation sensitive parsing the easy way
(zinkov.com)
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Oh, guess the documentation confused me. When it said stateless, I automatically assumed no storage whatsoever, not even RAM.
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How does it know that a specific client is over the quota if it is stateless?
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7y ago
But is it FOSS?
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7y ago
Any open-source libraries that do this, or anything similar to this?
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Had no idea libsodium provided that. Thank you!
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Does anyone know anything similar for C/C++?
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You might like this: https://fungos.github.io/blog/2017/11/20/cr.h-a-simple-c-hot... And this: https://chrismdp.com/2015/08/how-to-add-live-code-reload-to-...
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I can't talk about the others, so I'll compare Wren and Lua. I dislike Lua's approach to objects, feels clunky and prototype-ish. I also dislike the local/global stuff. Wren has exception-like error handling and concurr
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Different projects have different needs. My current game project requires complex game code. I don't want to write complex code in Lua, but I also don't want to kill my productivity with raw C++. Therefore, I prototype and experim
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Rbfx – Multi-platform C++ game engine with C#, built-in editor and PBR support
(github.com)
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7y ago
Since when code coverage is accurate enough for you to make that judgement?
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Wren – Scripting Language for C++
(wren.io)
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7y ago
I'm excited about the arrays/objects part. :)
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Guess I'm moving to rclone and S3.
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7y ago
Full checkout experience here, 18ms average. PHP 7.3, Symfony.
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7y ago
That was pure gold. Thank you, sir.
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7y ago
This is awesome. I want more.
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bbmario
7y ago
What are the open source alternatives to this?
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bbmario
7y ago
How do I get one of these? Do I go to my doctor and tell him: Hey, grandfather had Parkinson’s so I want to double-check myself?
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bbmario
7y ago
I miss forums. vBulletin, Invision, phpBB.
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bbmario
7y ago
Thank you so much!
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7y ago
Content generation like this is fascinating. I had a lot of fun with markov chains in the past, but this is just groundbreaking. Any tips for a fellow developer that wants to start with this? How do I get started with GPT2 or Grover?
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7y ago
Does it come with any samples on how to use it? Like, how to train, how to generate after training, etc.
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9y ago
If you guys were going to write an interpreted language AND/OR a transpiler, which toolset would you use?
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Google Wifi prevents a domain from being resolved to a local IP
(productforums.google.com)
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9y ago
How do you deploy a Pharo-based web application? Does it need the image? And how do you scale? And... how do you deploy a Pharo-based desktop application? Does it need the image? Can you compile it?
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