luiz-pv9

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Bootstrap over 100k stars on GitHub(github.com)
1 points by luiz-pv9 10y ago|0 comments
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Godot Engine aims for mainstream(godotengine.org)
5 points by luiz-pv9 11y ago|0 comments
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by luiz-pv9 11y ago
First of all, great project. I noticed under Features in the readme: * Written 100% in Go. Is Go so great that it becomes a feature of the final product?
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by luiz-pv9 11y ago
Don't forget the LMAO ones.
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by luiz-pv9 11y ago
I'm always very careful when placing code supporting the test outside of the test itself. Setup and teardown functions are fine, but I prefer to be safe because, well, you can't test the test. -- I'm not saying this is the ca
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by luiz-pv9 11y ago
if x.in? my_set # very ugly I guess we disagree there. This is arguably more readable than most languages with `in?` being still just a method.
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by luiz-pv9 11y ago
C was the first official language I learned in school. It was very hard at first, mainly because I couldn't see how everything (memory management, pointers, references, data structures, etc.) would fit in a real world scenario. We didn
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by luiz-pv9 11y ago
I don't have time right now to fully read the paper, but a quick glance at the abstract: "Our evaluations use NYC taxi trace data and an 80-server cluster. Results show that Pyro reduces the response time by 60X on 1km×1km rectang
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by luiz-pv9 11y ago
In case anyone is interested, they're going to do a live stream on youtube about this release in a couple of hours: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jt9EnhX24HU
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by luiz-pv9 11y ago
That's true. What I meant was that this tool is good to support testing the same way factories work: generating random valid emails, phones, addresses, etc., for each record.
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by luiz-pv9 11y ago
According to the readme: "Regular expressions are used in every language, every programmer is familiar with them. Regex can be used to easily express complex strings. What better way to generate a random string than with a tool you can
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Rails contributor code of conduct(github.com)
4 points by luiz-pv9 11y ago|0 comments
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by luiz-pv9 11y ago
"Dropping support for IE8 means we can take advantage of the best parts of CSS without being held back with CSS hacks or fallbacks". This sure contributed to reducing the size.
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Elementary OS: Human interface guidelines(elementaryos.org)
1 points by luiz-pv9 12y ago|0 comments
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by luiz-pv9 13y ago
Combinations with insufficient material to checkmate are: king versus king; king and bishop versus king; king and knight versus king; king and bishop versus king and bishop with the bishops on the same colour. - wikipedia
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by luiz-pv9 13y ago
About the square/rectangle example, what would be the solution? The Square subclass should not verify equality with width and height or it should not even exist? Or something else? -- edit Wikipedia: If Square and Rectangle had only ge