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   by etbebl 7y ago

   But there are other images that pop up in that spot as you continue to read later sections of the article.
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   by etbebl 7y ago

   Oh neat, thanks! Yup, that sounds like a more general/flexible version of what I was trying to do. I was focused on situations with just one writer (and originally also one reader), with the main thing being avoiding allocations. The s
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   by etbebl 7y ago

   This is interesting. I've tried Clojure, and heard about the idea of avoiding mutable data and using pure functions plenty of times, but imperative/OOP have still always made the most sense to me. When reading this though, somethi
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   by etbebl 7y ago

   Doesn't "Add and Remove Programs" just run whatever custom Uninstaller came bundled with the program? Is there anything it can do with programs that don't come with an uninstaller?
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   by etbebl 7y ago

   > Some (more obscure) languages unify this, i.e. f(x) is the same as x.f(). I don't think there's a "wrong way around", the difference is a technicality. Matlab! Which uses a pretty wild form of dynamic dispatch when
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   by etbebl 7y ago

   Map x : a and y : b to (5x, y-3)?
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   by etbebl 7y ago

   There's also a plaque in Dartmouth Hall about the Dartmouth Summer Research Project on Artificial Intelligence, considered the founding event of AI research.