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by fctorial 7y ago
That answer is about the syntax extentions and compiler plugins. How do these relate to this question?
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by fctorial 7y ago
> Most modern languages are integrated with their standard library - ie. some syntax secretly calls into functions Does rust do that in any way?
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How to Design a Replacement for C++(2010)(apenwarr.ca)
4 points by fctorial 7y ago|8 comments
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by fctorial 7y ago
Java apps are actually pretty small in size. It's the assets that make take up the most space, and that is independent of language. App installation is a one time cost anyways. Did you mean s/download/startup/?
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by fctorial 7y ago
I'll use java where size and speed doesn't matter.
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by fctorial 7y ago
> That C code wouldn't work if the strings in the map are mutable (which they are in C++). It wouldn't work if the strings were allocated dynamically either I don't see why not? You'll have to decide the ownership sem
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by fctorial 7y ago
Would you do it though?
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by fctorial 7y ago
The spread seems to be plateu as well. Total numbers will probably be less than 100,000.
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by fctorial 7y ago
OTOH it's nice to be able to do: try { // 500 lines catch (e) { return 4; }
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Universal Paperclips(decisionproblem.com)
4 points by fctorial 7y ago|1 comments
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Three States and a Plan: The A.I. of F.E.A.R [pdf](alumni.media.mit.edu)
12 points by fctorial 7y ago|0 comments
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Jai Language Primer(2016)(github.com)
2 points by fctorial 7y ago|0 comments
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by fctorial 7y ago
Btw is there a cli trash utility for linux that handles multiple partitions correctly?
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by fctorial 7y ago
> we would be using a different assembly. We are. It's called microcode.
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by fctorial 7y ago
You mean literally everyone who's been coding for more than 3 months. You need 5 upvotes on your questions to get that much.
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by fctorial 7y ago
You can report the errors in comments, and develop a habit of looking in the comments for reports of dangerous code.
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by fctorial 7y ago
Is the io prefix somehow related to software tech?
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by fctorial 7y ago
Every os has a suspend feature.
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by fctorial 7y ago
That's still a 10 based system.
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by fctorial 7y ago
Well, it is an end user application, not a library. As for 79 to 80 being a major change, it was probably a coincidence which had nothing to do with 7 and 8. We might see the next major update at version 87.
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Ask HN: Git client for large dozen branch repos
2 points by fctorial 7y ago|1 comments
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by fctorial 7y ago
What changed in version 2.00
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Ask HN: ZSH Config for Root Account
4 points by fctorial 7y ago|3 comments
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by fctorial 7y ago
Wow!
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by fctorial 7y ago
Obligatory xkcd: https://xkcd.com/2030/
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by fctorial 7y ago
3, take it or leave it.
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by fctorial 7y ago
The mortality rate, as calculated by trivial formula, has stayed close to 2% for a couple of weeks now.
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by fctorial 7y ago
Well, it's not just a wrapper around "tar xf"
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by fctorial 7y ago
> Some of their patching goes very deeply, BTW, and straight up changes behavior of the software. Can you give some examples?
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by fctorial 7y ago
Wine?

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