ilyak

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by ilyak 17y ago
Yet another C++ web library. There's, like, one per month on NH.
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by ilyak 17y ago
It looks like the only platform that had production-level ObjC library was NeXT/OS X.
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by ilyak 17y ago
tautology is repeating something which is obvious. oxymoron is something that doesn't make any sense. "trendy" is something new that exceptional people to, contrary to what everybody does. "trendy for average" is wtf.
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by ilyak 17y ago
I was told that I should use Changes | Local and Changes | Incoming in IDEA. If it really works (didn't check) then IDEA would be fine. Still I'd prefer these modes to be merged.
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by ilyak 17y ago
"You no understand" (c) The Italian Man Who Went To Malta I'm not asking for a visual merge "when there are conflicts". I'm asking for a visual merge NOW; because I said so . Because if it fails to produce the said visual merge, it gets t
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by ilyak 17y ago
So you are assuming that there exist a developer for which Java was trendy until recently. And that now C# is trendy for the same developer. Anyway, "trendy for average" is oxymoron.
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by ilyak 17y ago
I do not understand what's "automatically"? I want to see which changes are due, and which changes are to be imported. Like one does in eclipse under Team -> Synchronize with repository. I fail to find such a mode in IDEA. Noone is yet
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by ilyak 17y ago
I've asked on ##java and nobody could tell me how to get visual merging in IDEA. Sad.
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by ilyak 17y ago
Suddently. However, I had my cow orker try it another day, and we've failed to find a way to visually synchronize project with repository, like you do in Eclipse. Therefore, threw it out.
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by ilyak 17y ago
And in Russia, basically, in cash we trust.
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by ilyak 17y ago
We don't and they're completely unheard of.
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by ilyak 17y ago
When someone lists "C/C++/C#" (not "Java/C#" or "C/C++/D" or "C/ObjC/C++") this typically means two things: - He's judging language proximity by their name instead of their traits. - He doesn't know other languages (often: his experience is
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by ilyak 17y ago
By putting c# in the same league as c++ and this ooc, you've automatically tagged yourself as clueless.
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by ilyak 17y ago
Everyone and their ORM. Yeah, I've wrote one in Java, internally, too. But why announce it without code examples, feature lists and praises about issues with ORMs it would fix?
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by ilyak 17y ago
My worst professional failure was adding Hibernate to my project at work. I was charmed by their prospects, everyone reviewing it positively and quality of their docs. It turned out that I've spent more time making Hibernate do whatever I n
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by ilyak 17y ago
Most of those aren't specific to bash.
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by ilyak 17y ago
nginx is Unix It's obviously designed by Unix orthdoxes and it shows No dynamic linking! No threads! Not much of mem alloc, either!
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by ilyak 17y ago
I think I have them both, in Russian, of course. Also I think there's more than basic physics, it was the whole series.
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by ilyak 17y ago
Your automated theorem prover contains bugs, too.
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by ilyak 17y ago
What if your proof contains errors? Your program is code, your proof is code, both are going to be buggy. And what are you going to prove?
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by ilyak 17y ago
" menu for encoding set wildmenu set wcm=<Tab> set ts=4 menu Encoding.koi8-r :e ++enc=koi8-r<CR> menu Encoding.windows-1251 :e ++enc=cp1251<CR> menu Encoding.utf-8 :e ++enc=utf-8 &#6
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by ilyak 17y ago
<link rel="alternate" title="Is Perl Dead Yet?" href="/rss.xml" type="application/rss+xml" />
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by ilyak 17y ago
PHP never was a trendy language. It's a thrown together mess.
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by ilyak 17y ago
Brilliant developers are interchangeable to some extent - the result is descent every time regardless of who's doing it this time. But I'm afraid they want something different.
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by ilyak 17y ago
Oops. Didn't know that.
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by ilyak 17y ago
They do this every City Day in Moscow for some years already. This year it failed for some reason, tho. They also did that at MAKS this year.
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by ilyak 17y ago
Prolog - maybe. XSLT, ML, whatever - are not.
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by ilyak 17y ago
In computer science, declarative programming is a programming paradigm that expresses the logic of a computation without describing its control flow. XSLT does describe control flow pretty explicitly; most functional languages I know, too.
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by ilyak 17y ago
WTF is "Declarative" and how XSLT is declarative? XSLT is functional! XSLT/XPath can also be statically typed: XSLT compilers happily infer types of all expressions in their XPath.
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by ilyak 17y ago
Is that the "permafrost" Stevey wrote about?

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