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by hasbot 7y ago
How is that relevant to this thread in which I am saying that the parsing/lexing as described in the link is very outdated? Maybe you should start a separate discussion.
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by hasbot 7y ago
That's more hyperbole. You're putting a lot of responsibility on some simple tools. Programming language design complexity came first and not as a result of yacc or lex.
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by hasbot 7y ago
Hmm, I wrote a VHDL (a superset of ADA used for hardware design) front end using bison and flex. That's a serious language. Regarding error messages, if one implements the grammar as specified by the language spec, yes, confusing and
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by hasbot 7y ago
It really wasn't how compilers were constructed in '96 either. I was very into compilers in the late 80's and even then we didn't handwrite lexers or parsers. I was using bison and flex around '89.
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by hasbot 7y ago
I remember when /r/politics was full of conservatives, right-wingers, the tea party, what have you. People would ask them to elaborate on their position, ask for references, or point out the flaws in their logic. The response?
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by hasbot 7y ago
I don't see a chicken-egg problem here at all. Please explain.
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by hasbot 7y ago
Infrastructure costs far far outweigh tax increases. Portland's East Side Big Pipe built to reduce the amount of sewage going into the river cost $1.4 billion paid by real-estate taxes.
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by hasbot 7y ago
That's not true. More homes require more/better infrastructure (e.g. water, sewage, roadways). Infrastructure improvements cost massive amounts of money meaning tax increases.
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by hasbot 7y ago
"With the exception of employees at some large companies that offer hot lunches, he adds, traditionally everyone from the lowest-level worker to upper management would eat their own individually wrapped, brought-from-home matpakke.&quo
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by hasbot 7y ago
It'd be nice if he explained why he chose to include each book on the list. I think the section where he lists books that he'd like to reread is the most important section.
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by hasbot 7y ago
I realized a few years ago that not knowing anyone at a party is better than going to a party knowing everyone and not wanting to talk to a single one of them.
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by hasbot 7y ago
But what do Freemasons do? How do I know if I'm right for the organization?
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by hasbot 8y ago
I disagree. Something rarely needed like FFT should not be included in any stdlib. Keeping it out too allows better control and more frequent releases.
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by hasbot 8y ago
Weird that there is no punk or post-punk songs. For example, God Save the Queen by the Sex Pistols and California Über Alles by the Dead Kennedys.
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by hasbot 8y ago
It's a problem going the other way too. I drive an older vehicle and rented a car. I nearly had to ask the attendant how to start the car. Then I was entirely surprised when I stopped at a light and the engine turned off.
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by hasbot 8y ago
https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/fft
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by hasbot 8y ago
> working on a crappy hobby app for fun That's where it's best to explore and take chances. The only risk is wasting time.
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by hasbot 8y ago
Numerous times. The worst was the time it when the only employee maintaining a little-used product was fired for sexual harassment. I transferred to the position not knowing anything about the product or the lack of developer knowledge.
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by hasbot 8y ago
Not at all. I, someone that too has lived in the US my entire life, have never seen any such competition.
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by hasbot 8y ago
That's a lot of negative assumptions you're making. And, IMHO, still not enough to warrant or in line with saying "that's almost the same as not having support at all."
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by hasbot 8y ago
> But, that's almost the same as not having support at all. Please explain your logic here.
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by hasbot 8y ago
The other game changer was speed. Altavista and other early search engines were incredibly slow.
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by hasbot 8y ago
Flutter allows the use of plugins which, through glue code, allow using native code and existing libraries. It's pretty comparable functionally to Java's JNI.
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by hasbot 8y ago
An organization wants their app to run on both mobile platforms. That's not a limited use case.
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by hasbot 8y ago
Creating desktop apps with Flutter is possible: https://medium.com/flutter-community/flutter-from-mobile-to-...
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by hasbot 8y ago
Do you have references to those tests? My personal experience says otherwise. I have steel, aluminum, titanium road bikes of about the same pedigree and setups. The different materials absolutely provide a different ride. But, if I&#x27
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by hasbot 8y ago
Car horns are much louder than these "introduced" noises. Interestingly, at low speeds the internal combustion noises are sufficient to alert pedestrians and bikers, but at high speeds, it's the tire noise that is loudest.
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by hasbot 9y ago
Many of the active outdoors people I know (mostly mountain bikers) are superkeen on converted Sprinter vans. I think as more active boomers retire, there will be a resurgence of small RVs.
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by hasbot 9y ago
I was curious on what personality traits are and found this: http://nobaproject.com/images/shared/images/000/001/623/orig... From that, it's obvious that some personality traits can be cha
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by hasbot 9y ago
Anybody here remember the pet rock fad of the 70's? The more interesting question to me regarding silly fads like pet rocks, droopy pants, and "Baby On Board" stickers is how they begin.

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