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by kenOfYugen 10y ago
crate-type = ["cdylib"] sounds really interesting! "With this PR a "hello world" cdylib is 7.2K while the same dylib is 2.4MB, which is some nice size savings!" [1] 1. https://github.com/rust-la
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by kenOfYugen 10y ago
I really like how the parser is implemented [1]. Very straightforward and readable even to a Rust amateur like I am. Are there any more open source languages of similar nature, using Rust? 1. https://github.com/Marwes/g
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by kenOfYugen 10y ago
I am a fan of the literate programming style for personal projects. For a very well executed and interactive example check out http://dave.kinkead.com.au/modelling-the-boundary-problem/
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by kenOfYugen 10y ago
Presentation at EnterpriseJS Austin: Spacesuits and Node.js - How open source will change NASA https://vimeo.com/168064722
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Satoshi(gavinandresen.ninja)
157 points by kenOfYugen 10y ago|31 comments
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by kenOfYugen 10y ago
James Long is currently playing with call/cc in JavaScript [1]. He mentioned a paper titled "Exceptional Continuations in JavaScript" [2], that describes the method he used in his implementation. Maybe you should get in touch
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V8 Release 5.1(v8project.blogspot.com)
167 points by kenOfYugen 10y ago|56 comments
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
> Generators are JavaScript's programmable semicolons. Lets not take away that power by taking away the programmability. Lets drop async/await and write our own interpreters. One of "our own interpreters" (i.e not sta
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
Because the link I posted provides some less formal intro and commentary, no other reason.
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
The Nature article: http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/natu...
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Mystery rays traced to giant black hole at galactic centre(sciencemag.org)
1 points by kenOfYugen 11y ago|3 comments
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
No I am not comfortable with C++ code. I was under the impression that JS along with QML was a viable option, guess I was mistaken.
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
I have never used Qt, and I feel like I have missed out. What concise sources would be recommended for someone with a Web development background, in order to start with Qt?
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
That's my plan as well. Glad there are more fans of the non retina 13" ;)
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
MacBook Pro 13", Early 2011, 2.3 GHz i5, 4 GB, 120 GB Samsung SSD + 320 GB stock Hitachi HDD, OS X El Capitan
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
Mithril is really nice, I've been following its progress since the beginning. If I had to use a framework, Mithril would be my first choice. lichess.org is a very busy application built around Mithril.
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
Out of curiosity, what tools are you referring to that are nicer on ES6 and not applicable to LS? Could you give examples?
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
> Avoid CoffeeScript. Most of its better features are now in ES6, a standard. This argument against CoffeeScript isn't very objective. One of CoffeeScript's best features is the minimalistic and expressive syntax. "CoffeeS
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Node.js v5.8.0 (Stable)(nodejs.org)
3 points by kenOfYugen 11y ago|0 comments
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
You should check out runtime.js [1] if you haven't. Instead of duktape it uses v8. I'd like to see an equivalent project using spider monkey so that C/C++ code could be compiled into efficient JS. Check out this speech if you
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The Manifesto of the Futurist Programmers (1991)(graficaobscura.com)
2 points by kenOfYugen 11y ago|3 comments
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Futurist Programming Notes(graficaobscura.com)
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
Great news! Node.js could greatly benefit from more reimplementations of its native modules. I had implemented the `fs.readdir` module in C and saw some good performance gains (it was a hackish experiment I did some time ago and can't
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
There is this guy who has made some similar engine prototypes in this field of efficient opposed piston engines. PatOP: Single-Crankshaft Opposed-Piston Engine http://www.pattakon.com/pattakonPatOP.htm OPRE: Opposed piston
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
I enjoy Literate CoffeeScript and that's where I picked up the concept of Literate coding. I believe that literate style of code writing has many benefits in any language. Basically mix markdown with the codebase and export the documen
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
The cost of transpiling es2015 isn't very visible here, because the "vanilla es6 TodoMVC" example used [1] doesn't rely heavily on ES6 only features, such as generator functions etc., that aren't just sugar on top
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Node.js Unikernel distribution(freelists.org)
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
In previous work [1] we followed the Linux kernel documentation [2] and the guidelines published by IBM ITSO [3]. [1] http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00607-014-0394-9 [2] http://www.cyberciti.
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
Mindblown! So much concentrated information and so nicely presented! Would like to see more low-level stuff that makes sense.
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
flowtype.org

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