hornetblack

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by hornetblack 13y ago
You could probably say that Emacs originally was Stallman's customizations. He made the editor how he wanted it.
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by hornetblack 13y ago
I sure hope compilers haven't been twiddling their thumbs for the past decade.
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by hornetblack 13y ago
They should probably add some more built in commands. But I think locking the commands may help privacy issues. If you could get it to trigger on something common like "and" you may have issues with people using it for "bad" things.
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by hornetblack 13y ago
I got this wrong. std::async should not return an int. It's should be std::future
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by hornetblack 13y ago
You could save the future in the Future implementation type future struct { completed bool result interface{} ch <-chan interface{} } Edit: Or just check if the channel is closed
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by hornetblack 13y ago
Futures in C++11 are similar: int x = std::async([]()->int{ return 100; }); std::cout << x.wait() << std::endl: Which isn't as nice as closure. Go could probably benfit from having a stan
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by hornetblack 13y ago
From memory the Markov Chain example has been on golang.org for quite a while.
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by hornetblack 14y ago
I see what you did there.
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by hornetblack 14y ago
It's good to know that there are a no <blink>s on his site.
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by hornetblack 14y ago
Also from an Australian Retailer, Harvey Norman, for ~$490. Or on a $35 (or more) plan for 2 years. Which will end up being $360 if you subtract the cost of the phone plan.
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by hornetblack 14y ago
Once I got to my suburb. Wow that's my car. Very smooth.
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by hornetblack 14y ago
That's what I've always thought. A tiny 3-4 inch device with a dual core ARMv7 CPU and 8-64 GB of storage. Why does it need faster internet than what I can get at my house through a Broadband router (ADSL2 here)
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by hornetblack 14y ago
I put in brainfuck it said it might be VB