choeger

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   by choeger 9y ago

   > it's all about the heap! This. If you only use local (i.e., stack) variables, you should be able to directly transform your code into FP using a state monad. Hence I do not think there is a large difference between the two paradig
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   by choeger 9y ago

   Iirc the flambda work had to be integrated with the multicore branch. That must have been some serious effort.
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   by choeger 9y ago

   Not necessarily. First of all you might not be aware that you are not "fine" at all. On a subconscious level you might already be fearful. And then of course your perceptions might trick you. While you might certainly think that t
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   by choeger 9y ago

   Maybe this is a case of mixing cause and effect. It might not be you fearing the ghost but rather your fear creating it in the first place.
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   by choeger 9y ago

   Actually a launch to LEO costs less than 60Million $. But you need a reentry vehicle as well. If you want to start tomorrow, your only choice would be a dragon spacecraft. It can bring back 3t of cargo. Depending on the price tag of the dra
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   by choeger 9y ago

   An interface and safety. In C++ the template's arguments are directly copied into it's body. A module can only be accessed via its interface. This in turn allows for a typechecker to guarantee the absence of certain errors. It als