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by cjh_ 14y ago
Sorry about that, fixed :)
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Open source html5 roguelike 'Wayward' goes beta(indierpgs.com)
53 points by cjh_ 14y ago|15 comments
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by cjh_ 14y ago
Very cool, for me the simple fact that this is searching for a subsequence rather than a prefix makes this awesome. I am too used to IDEs only using prefix, which is often useless to me (I remember the 2nd word but that is it, time to googl
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by cjh_ 14y ago
>I have a hard time believing that considering the prevalence of the "share" button in apps. In the OP's example this share button would just lead to a message of 'you need to download our app to view this material' >There is cert
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by cjh_ 14y ago
Reading this code made my day, thank you.
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by cjh_ 14y ago
This reminds me of boomerang for gmail [1] followup.cc has the advantage that it isn't gmail specific. [1] http://www.boomeranggmail.com/
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by cjh_ 14y ago
Like the OP you are confusing static with strong and dynamic with weak; static typing has nothing to do with declaring types but with the compiler doing type-checking at compile-time, whereas dynamic only implies this type-checking is done
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by cjh_ 14y ago
A compiler could check that all inputs that are possibly from a user are sanitized or explicitly marked as being unclean / clean.
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by cjh_ 14y ago
The OP's statements are about type declaration, which is not necessarily a feature of static typing but of strong typing. It is possible for a language to not have these declaration and still be static (ie; compile-time type inference).
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by cjh_ 14y ago
The trackpoint is also amazing, and I know exactly what you mean. I have never really been able to use trackpads so have always stayed near laptops that have trackpoints. The X1 carbon is the first laptop where I enjoy using the trackpad. I
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by cjh_ 14y ago
I bought a Thinkpad X1 Carbon with Windows 8, had no issues getting Debian on there (minus having to manually upgrade kernels as 3.2 was a bit old and was causing issue). Although the Carbon also support non-EUFI booting which made it easie
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by cjh_ 14y ago
I'm also on a X1 Carbon right now, got it only a month ago. Works great with Debian linux, although I compiled my own 3.7 kernel as the default 3.2 in debian had occasional lockups. I wanted an ultrabook-style machine, i5, 4gb of ram, no cd
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by cjh_ 14y ago
The background dots behind the text make this a chore to read, I had to give up as this was hurting my eyes.
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by cjh_ 14y ago
Regarding your 'onleave' idea; go has a similar construct called defer [1], it is exactly what you are talking about and (imo) is a really elegant way of dealing with cleanup. [1] http://golang.org/doc/effective_go.html#defer