gnuvince

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601.
by gnuvince 16y ago
Has the absence of generic types been a problem for you?
602.
by gnuvince 16y ago
What about Ada?
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Traditional assignment considered harmful [pdf](cse.ohio-state.edu)
2 points by gnuvince 16y ago|0 comments
604.
by gnuvince 16y ago
Why? The content is quite good.
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Good blog discussing algorithms and data structures(ihas1337code.com)
95 points by gnuvince 16y ago|5 comments
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by gnuvince 16y ago
I want a QPU unit!
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by gnuvince 16y ago
These articles always seem to leave out the biggest question: "how can I reload my code without having root access and restarting the web server".
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by gnuvince 16y ago
According to the authors (and independently confirmed by a friend of mine who works at Google), it is used for some projects at Google. Unfortunately, no details of those systems are available.
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by gnuvince 16y ago
> I just personally haven’t found any use for them in any of my projects or my clients’ projects. I wonder how that person makes sure that what they deliver actually works. Testing by hand can only get you so far. And when the client
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by gnuvince 16y ago
Most likely because they cannot afford to risk that someone will steal the intellectual property of their slow and bug-ridden language implementation.
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Rob Pike's OSCON 2010 keynote speech, "Public Static Void"(youtube.com)
10 points by gnuvince 16y ago|1 comments
612.
by gnuvince 16y ago
So is Cordellia gonna be there? Oh, it's Angel Investing, not Angel Investigation. My bad.
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by gnuvince 16y ago
The reason you were downmodded is because there is a lot of research that's been available for years and hasn't been tried in practice. New languages that try new features and new avenues may or may not end up being used, but sometimes t
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by gnuvince 16y ago
We really shouldn't.
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by gnuvince 17y ago
About lexical binding, couldn't this potentially break many, many existing packages? How easy would it be to fix the big ones (gnus, cc-mode, gdb, vc, etc.)?
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by gnuvince 17y ago
I'd rather see a clone implemented with Lua; with LuaJIT being so fast, it could be really interesting what could be accomplished in Emacs.