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by lt 17y ago
Not that the indentation complaints are valid, but the fix should definitely go through QA while the users continue to suffer. While I'm sure it works on the developer machine, it is much better to have a program that takes a long time and
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by lt 17y ago
This is a very developer-centric view, though. For users, the app store is great - tons of applications, and they're easy to find, buy, and to install. The approval process, for the user, makes a better overall experience, increasing the
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by lt 17y ago
I'm guessing it would run cosmos. http://www.gocosmos.org/
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by lt 17y ago
It does make more sense after understanding that. There's still the ever-increasing number of concurrent goroutines, but what just helped me accept that a bit is the fact is that each goroutine does not necessarily map to one thread (it act
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by lt 17y ago
I'm a bit confused: I see several threads running aparent infite loops generating numbers. It doesn't seem to be lazily evaluated (or is it?). Is this going to run until it runs out of memory (or thread handles)? When it runs, it is going t
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by lt 17y ago
I don't know if it's been there before uservoice (I think so), but Dreamhost has this same thing on it's feature request area. You have a number of votes, can see all the requests, vote, and get them back once/when the feature you asked for
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by lt 17y ago
It's also interesting to note that you can select all text to "see" the whitespace code, although that only works for me in Firefox, not in Chrome.
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by lt 17y ago
It's actually there to test now, if you don't mind using unstable versions. You need to switch the dev channel[1] and start the browser with --enable-extensions switch. There's a number of sample extensions already[2]. I've been running the
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by lt 17y ago
Here's a list of languages in the same vein: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Esoteric_programming_l...
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by lt 17y ago
If realism is proven to be invalid, then that could be true.
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by lt 17y ago
Physics has been a recent interest for me, for all its weirdness. I was thinking about this issue in particular yesterday. Made me think of Thirteenth Floor - the simulation doesn't need to happen until someone observes it Maybe we were wri