dualogy

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871.
by dualogy 13y ago
"Answer Set Programming" or more generally, Constraint Programming.
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by dualogy 13y ago
> PRISM is a great name for a project ---or was .
873.
by dualogy 13y ago
Implying you're the target audience.. ;)
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by dualogy 13y ago
I doubt that's him. Comments/submissions history is almost all about coding (Go, Ruby, Node/Express etc. etc.)
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by dualogy 13y ago
> niche markets --or maybe we end up in a future like this: http://www.businessinsider.com/what-back-to-the-future-2-got...
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by dualogy 13y ago
> It all has to go somewhere - it's just not going into bread. for the time being . On a related note, a globally deployed national currency used for savings, trade and reserves on a world-wide scale for about half a century no
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by dualogy 13y ago
I think this guy just wrote his "web dev in Go" utility libraries and then decided to bundle them together under a fancy name with a funky web site. Go has all the built-ins you need to get a simple web server started in no time,
878.
by dualogy 13y ago
By sending them to your Nigerian bank account, right? OR -- dispose of all possessions, live in homeless shelters and off ramens for 50 years -- no travels, no "little luxuries" etc? OR -- living the high life for 6 months, then s
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by dualogy 13y ago
It says right on the OP-linked page: Revel provides routing, parameter parsing, validation, session/flash, templating, caching, job running, a testing framework, and even internationalization.
880.
by dualogy 13y ago
But how would you hedge your shorts?
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"Project Mayhem"(forallsecure.com)
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882.
by dualogy 13y ago
> Apple didn't license WebKit. Apple created WebKit, by forking Konqueror's engine Of course, you're right. I was typing this faster than I was thinking.. Anyway, MS shouldn't even think of pulling something like th
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by dualogy 13y ago
> Basically, they're moving to a standards-compliant model like WebKit or Gecko I think that was the professed and proclaimed goal for every IE version since 8, or maybe even back at 7? I keep hearing that for years, and what this i
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by dualogy 13y ago
> But the financial system rarely rewards those who choose to be ignorant How sure are you about this?.. ;)
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by dualogy 13y ago
SEEKING WORK: REMOTE. Go (#golang) and/or Dart. Contact: see HN profile.
886.
by dualogy 13y ago
They might have stub source files with a `//+build !appengine` in them
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by dualogy 13y ago
So you'd rather have the Go runtime allocate the full structs (with all fields zeroed but still consuming the same memory) exactly everywhere they aren't even needed? I don't know --- sounds like we would replace our current
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by dualogy 13y ago
> zero types are better than nil huh? Yeah, well. Newsflash: "nil" is nothing more than the zero-value for pointer types (and related other reference-semantics types). Your point again? Should we rename nil with a new key
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by dualogy 13y ago
> all ripe for profitable tech startup disruption This phrase itself has by now become "shockingly dull", too, though......
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by dualogy 13y ago
> We're trying hard to keep Windows well-supported As another Go developer on Win7, thanks, I think a lot of people really do appreciate this. I've worked for years under Linux and OSX as well, but when I started dabbling in Op
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by dualogy 13y ago
Yeah I felt the same at 27. But then... you don't hit 30, 30 hits you. I'm not kidding.
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by dualogy 13y ago
You misunderstood him. He's not saying "only cocoa exposes gl", he said "cocoa only (as in just ) exposes GL, but other cross-platform libs also expose it for you if you prefer not to deal with cocoa".
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by dualogy 13y ago
Exactly. With Go and GLFW I could write 3D GL apps running the same under Linux, Windows and Mac OSX. No need to mess with OS-specifics if you don't want to. SDL could do the same but since I didn't need Audio and all kinds of &qu
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by dualogy 13y ago
> Just to knit pick Not sure if intentionally or accidentally ironic..
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by dualogy 13y ago
> I am well aware that HK has some degree of autonomy More like a great deal of autonomy, for the time being. Except for military and foreign affairs (and perhaps immigration? not sure) in which areas China has authority, outside of
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by dualogy 13y ago
That's a good reason to always include both parts of the LHR: because if that "something else" actually is an int -- then you'll have a nasty bug at your hands (and not a compiler-catchable one at that).
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by dualogy 13y ago
Yeah that's what I mean by "winning, as in winning ".. ;) Ah well OK you're right..
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by dualogy 13y ago
Arguably it was the case for most of US history, except the few decades after winning WW2 and worldwide USD deployment ;)
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by dualogy 13y ago
> the Go designers made this pattern a bit harder to express GP can just do an old-school `for` loop without a `range` clause (generally everyone learns about `for` before learning about `range`) and this immediately becomes incredi
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by dualogy 13y ago
It's not just "too late to change now", it's also proper behavior. Go code is meant to be concise: - once a Go developer learned that the above is a copy (which she will learn very early on), she won't ever forget,

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