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by haldean 10y ago
Well at the very least, Haskell's came first; they were part of Haskell 98 (finalized in 1999) and Python 2.0 (the first version with comprehensions) was released in 2000.
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by haldean 11y ago
And then you can `pip install klaus` to get a nice web UI; SSH-based git plus klaus[0] is what I'm using[1] instead of Github now and it's great. [0]: https://github.com/jonashaag/klaus [1]: http:/&#x2F
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by haldean 11y ago
A Lyft driver told me the other day that it was something like a 30% bonus on whatever you had earned that week when you hit 80 rides in a calendar week.
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by haldean 11y ago
Somehow in the last hour that link died. Here's a page with the same title, but in Haskell: http://blog.sigfpe.com/2006/08/you-could-have-invented-monad...
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by haldean 11y ago
I wish I could get a feature phone that just had Maps (and maybe Lyft). Being able to get a map of where I am, anywhere, is a pretty amazing thing. On the other hand, I wish I could get all of those notifications out of my pocket asap.
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by haldean 11y ago
With adfly you (as the person creating the short link) get a cut of the revenue.
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by haldean 11y ago
There's no Surface Pro equivalent for OSX (the iPad Pro not running a real OS is too bad), and Mac machines are crazy expensive for what's inside. At least, that's why I switched.
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by haldean 11y ago
Do all DK1 owners get them? I have a DK1 but haven't heard anything about getting one from this release.
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by haldean 11y ago
Not sure what about that is hard to understand, it's a convenient proxy factory bean superclass for proxy factory beans that create only singletons. Says it right there on the page.
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by haldean 11y ago
Very delayed response: I'm focused on first building it assuming the trustworthiness of the actors on the network; extending to trustless distributed computing is an even bigger tangle than I've already gotten myself into. Have yo
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by haldean 11y ago
How would you install a package that depended on this? You can't install it's dependencies automatically until you've got one of the dependencies installed.
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by haldean 11y ago
Yup. Edit: nope.
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by haldean 11y ago
...or not. It's pretty shitty to fly right in the face of its creator's wishes.
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by haldean 11y ago
I'm working on a programming language which will allow fully automatic distributed computing by having everyone using the language participate in a SETI@HOME-style p2p network. I'm under no illusions about it being fast, but it&#x
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by haldean 11y ago
The quote from the comparison page linked to above reads: > The fact that Protobuf is not self describing makes it unsuitable as a network protocol message format Which is demonstrably untrue, as many companies (Google being the obvious
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by haldean 11y ago
Tech looks like it might be doing a little worse than the rest, too: https://www.google.com/finance?catid=us-TRBC%3A57&sort=MARKE...
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by haldean 11y ago
asan and valgrind are complimentary tools; AddressSanitizer catches memory errors and is fast enough that you can keep it turned on and kind of forget about it, but it doesn't catch leaked memory. Valgrind has been indispensable for le
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by haldean 11y ago
Detexify is another one that's been around for many years (at least 5 at this point) and has saved me hours: http://detexify.kirelabs.org/classify.html
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by haldean 11y ago
One trick I've been using a lot recently that saves me from forgetting to check error codes is the judicious use of __attribute__((__warn_unused_result__)) on functions that return an error code. It prevents you from being able to igno
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by haldean 11y ago
ASan and UBSan are the same in the two; both the GCC and clang instrumentation shims were contributed by Google, and the resulting instrumentation is the same.
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by haldean 11y ago
Got any links? I'd love to check out the tools you're talking about.
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by haldean 11y ago
It's been done in C; check out libmill[0], which even matches the syntax pretty well. [0]: http://libmill.org/
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by haldean 11y ago
It would make filtering out malicious requests easier, which would improve performance for people whose machines weren't botnetted.
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by haldean 11y ago
I wrote a simple thing to do a similar operation for photos that are in-line with text on my website; I wrote a little bit about it at http://haldean.org/hooke if people are interested!
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by haldean 11y ago
I think it's more about the police not wanting the public to know that iMessage is owned; having trusted-but-broken communication services is a serious advantage for them.
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by haldean 11y ago
There's an API for it on Android as well that app developers can use.
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by haldean 11y ago
If you're going on population, San Jose is the biggest city in the Bay Area; in that sense, it makes sense to pick it as the "one that wins" in a very dense area. Calgary is around 1M people and Tijuana is 1.3M, while Seattle
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by haldean 11y ago
Yes, most of us where I work do this. Fusion runs about 3x faster for our system, so using virtualbox would seriously impact development time; most of us use VMware shared folders and SSH into the VM, so it feels pretty seamless. I haven&#x
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by haldean 11y ago
A lot of it is, yes. The JVM loads a large number of largeish class files when it starts; these contain implementations of the standard library and whatever else is on your classpath that you've imported. These have the nice property t
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by haldean 11y ago
It is! I was assigned to a team I was not particularly passionate about and around 8 months later made my way to exactly where I wanted to be. It can be done!

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