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781.
by kreetx 4y ago
As far as I understand, TCO (or PTC?) gives you "structured goto", i.e something that would be a pain to write as a loop, won't either mess up the state/scope, but still achieve that "loop speed" without stress
782.
by kreetx 4y ago
Right, but optimizing tail calls won't lose that structure. But sure, just using goto is a slippery slope to confusion.
783.
by kreetx 4y ago
The parent mentioned keeping a list of functions called, so a note on calling frobnicate_something isn't lost.
784.
by kreetx 4y ago
The "+" there is most likely the one-or-more quantifier from regular regular expression syntax.
785.
by kreetx 4y ago
Right, but the article itself is about how to do Elm better. Anyway, it probably isn't much of an issue to them, but, to hide the bottom popup Firefox's reader mode didn't work, so tried disabling js and discovered the iss
786.
by kreetx 4y ago
Can anyone more knowledgeable on Elm comment on the "statelessness" as there still is a state. There isn't an explicit type alias for the state nor is there an explicit update though. Maybe "implicit state" would be
787.
by kreetx 4y ago
AFAIK to reverse engineer Asahi runs a virtual machine between macOS and hardware. If Apple made changes in the code then perhaps these helped make the instruction logs more obvious as to what the GPU was doing.
788.
by kreetx 4y ago
Occasionally when touching on this topic here or elsewhere, or when searching for it on the web, I haven't found an elaborate explanation to why exactly virtual DOM is (as it does seems wasteful, at least for someone looking from the
789.
by kreetx 4y ago
The real DOM is always manipulated. Given a state change the entire virtual DOM is generated, then diffed with the real DOM and then changed parts are put into the real DOM (= real DOM is manipulated). What I wonder is whether the reason fo
790.
by kreetx 4y ago
Virtual DOM is an unnecessary overhead, is what the parent is saying. There is probably a good reason popular frameworks insist on using it though.
791.
by kreetx 4y ago
Wonder what the least viewed articles were without the "random article" function?
792.
by kreetx 4y ago
You say you also have a windows machine, but if you were to use only linux then I would seriously consider using nixos. I have three desktops and one macbook pro (2015) all of which run off of the same configuration.nix and the home-manager
793.
by kreetx 4y ago
This is kind of what Copilot does for github, with AI in between to search for appropriate code. Perhaps SE could be added to their input data.
794.
Characterization Test(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by kreetx 4y ago|0 comments
795.
by kreetx 4y ago
Did a bigger school project in m4, learnt it for the task, only later realizing that PHP which I already knew would have been much better.
796.
by kreetx 4y ago
I like what dark mode does on that page!
797.
by kreetx 4y ago
What was actually "told to you"?
798.
by kreetx 4y ago
Use an adblocker I guess? On desktop it's (visually) fine even without an adblocker.
799.
by kreetx 4y ago
This list actually is longer: https://github.com/erkmos/haskell-companies Also, it might be a better list if the companies mainly used haskell. Having Meta or Microsoft doesn't mean all that much as they proba
800.
by kreetx 4y ago
You are not. Perhaps people who use it can elaborate, but it seems to be an interactive search-and-replace with highlighting. Is it anything more?
801.
by kreetx 5y ago
What about using a load balancer in front of any two instances?
802.
by kreetx 5y ago
They are just switching from "pure blood" algorithms like merge sort or quicksort, to hybrid and heuristics-based ones. (Not to say these advances are irrelevant though.)
803.
by kreetx 5y ago
This is the actual response after waiting for a while, not sure why the downvotes.
804.
by kreetx 5y ago
He perhaps asked every person that walked by? That would be more creative than looking at the post popular ad site.
805.
by kreetx 5y ago
A downside with tor is that it is slow (or, was slow at about five years ago when I tried it, even with a low hop count).
806.
by kreetx 5y ago
How can state interfere with PoS?
807.
by kreetx 5y ago
> Highway driving will get less range than city driving. For gasolene cars it's the opposite. Why is highway driving less range than the city where you get much more accelerating and breaking?
808.
by kreetx 5y ago
As pointed out elsewhere, the product (with waiting list) was announced here 8 months ago where open-sourcing was suggested (privacy and security and all that), but it seems that it hasn't been important to them.
809.
by kreetx 5y ago
In emacs a shell is like a text buffer where you can simply search or move around as you would do in a text file. To get command history you'd just execute `history` and then ctrl+s (find) it, or move to it with the cursor.
810.
by kreetx 5y ago
Is multiline editing popular/useful? Thus far, the only occasions I've seen it shown is when someone is demonstrating it.

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