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by kasajian 6y ago
It's like leaking the plans to the Death Star. Now they'll find a vulnerability.
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by kasajian 6y ago
I put up with it because that's mostly where the work is that I want to work on.
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by kasajian 6y ago
I find it odd that for the solution proposed for solving problems with C that are explicitly solved by C++ is not to move the code-base to C++ but to an incompatible language, like Rust. Nothing against Rust, but sounds more like someone w
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by kasajian 6y ago
I use Visual Studio 99% for my coding, and Visual Studio Code for 1%. I would prefer to use VIM for editing code or any text because it's a 1000% better than Visual Studio. The problem is, there's 50 other things you do with Vis
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by kasajian 6y ago
I don't understand. we've always been able to allocate value types on the stack in C#.
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by kasajian 6y ago
Why post something on Hacker News that can't be read because it's behind a paywall?
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by kasajian 7y ago
Even if there was agreement from the beginning that this is the company's IP, and you have to transfer control over it, remember you are under no obligation to continue to do what you are doing. If you were to stop now, no one else is
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Tabular Info(tabulator.info)
1 points by kasajian 8y ago|0 comments
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by kasajian 8y ago
where's the PDF version?
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by kasajian 8y ago
I didn't look to see when this video was made. As soon as the talk started about how, you have to use functional languages because of multi-core, to take advantage of parallelism, I immediately thought to myself, what is this 2008? I
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by kasajian 8y ago
I don't think people understanding the problem LINQ attempts to solve with expression trees. Let me give you a more Internet'ish example. Let's say I have a REST api that's something like this: https://movie
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by kasajian 8y ago
I was surprised to find my name in the "contacts" list. I guess I'm KK35. Is that a WHOIS thing or something?
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by kasajian 8y ago
Just like any JSON is legal JavaScript, I want a functional programming language where any legal Jsonnet is a legal subset of the language. That'd be cool.
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by kasajian 8y ago
This is funny. :)
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by kasajian 8y ago
Damn it.. this was my idea. I was going to call the language "raw" x(
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Simply Object-Oriented C(codeproject.com)
2 points by kasajian 9y ago|1 comments
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by kasajian 9y ago
Another article related to this: https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/22139/Simply-Object-Ori... I wrote it a while back just to see what I would come up with if I had to solve that problem for myself using only m
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by kasajian 9y ago
Content providers think they want their videos to stay monetized, but I don't think they don't. With regard to monetizing videos, am I totally wrong to assume that this is entirely based on what advertisers are willing to sponsor?
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Zero overhead toolkit for React/Preact/Inferno/Vanilla apps, React/npm web libs(github.com)
1 points by kasajian 9y ago|0 comments
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by kasajian 10y ago
Since it has a significant overlap with Fable ( https://fable-compiler.github.io/ ), a comparison would be interesting.
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by kasajian 10y ago
dafuq!
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by kasajian 10y ago
HyperDev
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by kasajian 10y ago
This is so weird. I'm not sure it's legal.
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by kasajian 10y ago
Are we going back to programming in Forth now?
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by kasajian 11y ago
The iOS app requires iOS 9, but there's no JailBreak for iOS 9 yet. Wouldn't it be better to not require your iOS app to use a version of iOS that cannot be JailBroken?
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TheSkimm founders are coming to Disrupt NY 2016(techcrunch.com)
1 points by kasajian 11y ago|1 comments
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Progressive Transpilation(medium.com)
2 points by kasajian 11y ago|1 comments
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by kasajian 11y ago
I suspect 99% of the readers stopped after the Clojure example.
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by kasajian 11y ago
It's funny how the guy assumes the reader must know Clojure
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by kasajian 11y ago
Also check out: Simply Object-Oriented C --> http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/22139/Simply-Object-Orie...

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