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by igouy 1y ago
Not ignored! doesNotUnderstand: aMessage "Handle the fact that there was an attempt to send the given message to the receiver but the receiver does not understand this message (typically sent from the machine when a message is s
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by igouy 1y ago
Smalltalk IDEs are usually multi-window, so it isn't either/or, it's by method selector and by class instance methods and by …
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Concern about app security?
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by igouy 1y ago
Yes, Smalltalk was not free-as-in-beer and library code had vendor specific differences.
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> I think long lived state is the problem. If we don't use a repeatable process that can be a problem. So treat the long lived state as cache and check that does re-build from the versioned source code archive.
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Thanks. I don't have any expertise to share. I'm just curious. Might PyPy be faster?
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So you don't actually know?
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by igouy 1y ago
Where's the second part of the story: where someone else profiled and discovered 19 of the linker scripts were generated really fast, and that re-working generation of the slowest script only took 15 minutes.
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And not "valid as they are typed" in fact not validated until we explicitly ask.
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by igouy 1y ago
And @kmoser did not say code should not be read sequentially.
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rarely satisfying seems vague. Maybe we need requirements that can be checked by different individuals and give repeatable results. > immutability is baked into everything process dictionary
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Well afaik is an argument based on lack of evidence. And why does from the get-go on parallel matter? Wouldn't it be OK if the initial focus was something else and then there was a change of focus? And processes as first class de
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The reason I don't want the ai summary is that I want to be able to verify the source information. People have always made mistakes, so the search results always needed V&V.
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Rinse rice a couple of times and the water goes from cloudy to clear. One might imagine that the rice clumps together less and has a "cleaner" mouth-feel.
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by igouy 1y ago
Rather than the absorption method, the rice can be cooked in a larger volume of water and then poured through a sieve once it's cooked.
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Except for the people who do want to walk over to an office for 5 to 15 minutes of small talk.
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On sweetness? On sharp acidity? On weight?
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In that case, "consumer preferences [wont] fix stuff like this" because no signal is sent back to "corporate design".
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by igouy 1y ago
Toshiba -- When the sounds turn off, long pressing on 8 for 3 seconds, it sounds a long beep and the sound turn off. All the buttons has no beep when they are pressed, including the ending cooking sounds is turn off too.
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by igouy 1y ago
Do you mean returning the wireless earphones, and then getting different?
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Alphabet? Generality?
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by igouy 1y ago
Stroustrup's starting-point (page 13) is abstract-data-types not a compile-time-hierarchy — "Consider defining a type 'shape' for use in a graphics system. Assume for the moment that the system has to support circles, t
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by igouy 1y ago
How can it be revisionism when it's taken from Bjarne Stroustrup's 1988 paper 'What is object-oriented programming?', page 13. 6:03 -- "And what he [Marc LeBlanc] said was for some reason OOP has gotten into this mi
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The Java programs median shows slightly faster than the Go programs median, in the first chart on that page. https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/...
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To be clear, you're saying for the benchmark tasks with the worst performing Java programs; the Java programs perform worse than the Go programs for the benchmark tasks with the worst performing Go programs? What about the median perfo
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I think you need to say what you mean by "far worse".
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I listened to the presenter tell us Alan Kay "kind of soured on it [inheritance]" 13:45 The source doesn't say that. I listened to the presenter tell us "… look at what they were actually talking about when they were tal
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So global functions to configure functionality defaults and the functionality may be reconfigured later.
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> "OO is not bad when there is an actual entity - i.e. a stream, a socket, a window, etc to which an object corresponds, or in a simulation of actual entities. That's where it was born and where it shines. … For instance, don&#
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by igouy 1y ago
The polite reply would be: That's none of your business.

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