markus2012

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by markus2012 11y ago
This. I used to buy breakfast from a small food place. The 21-ish cashier lady always gave me a nice 'good morning' and a smile. She wasn't there one morning and I asked where she was. She died - something to do with her kidn
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by markus2012 11y ago
Can't you think of it as still being scoped - just more fine grained? Pieces of structs can be borrow checked (what you are using) instead of the whole struct?
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by markus2012 11y ago
I don't think it's lame. It sounds like they are living through a train-wreck moving in slow motion that will last a few months - and perhaps much longer.
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by markus2012 11y ago
Impatiently waiting for an engine + API docs that I can download and play with. :-)
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by markus2012 11y ago
Rust also has experimental support for MUSL as of April: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/24777
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by markus2012 11y ago
You're the first developer I've heard of that says they like context switches.
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by markus2012 11y ago
Fyi Rust has solved this problem; the compiler forbids the use of undefined variables. Compile error example: let x; println!("x:{}", x);
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by markus2012 11y ago
Incredible: - all the environment assets were taken from the Unreal marketplace - all the character actions were scripted using blueprints only
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by markus2012 11y ago
Rust provides a good solution to C++ legacy cruft, complexity, undefined behavior, data races and provides some nice new language features like ADTs, traits, etc. I find it ties the language feature together with a beautiful and well though
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by markus2012 11y ago
Looking forward to playing with the API and building my own worlds/demos/games :-) I'm hoping your license terms let folks initially play with it for free like the UT4/Unity licenses.
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by markus2012 11y ago
benchmarks? :-)
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by markus2012 11y ago
Quote from the KiloBaud article: "What You Get for $666.66" heh ... really Steve? ... :-)
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by markus2012 12y ago
Well, anything is possible because ... human ingenuity. However, Rust currently statically links in jemalloc - even when building a dynamic shared library. There is no easy way around it. (because someone might ask: rustc -C prefer-dynamic
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by markus2012 12y ago
Interesting! FYI atom-shell seems to work better with node v0.11 than node-webkit if you're trying to build little admin/maintenance utilities that need sudo. node-webkit gets in the way of the sudo working.
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by markus2012 12y ago
It's unreasonable and unfair for you to assume I have any expectation for Vim.js to work with the version of Chrome I listed. I was merely providing feedback / datapoint.
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by markus2012 12y ago
It did not work well in Chrome: 36.0.1985.49 beta C-f, C-b didn't even work. I then gave it a shot in Firefox nightly and it seemed to work really well. This brings me joy. I don't like to edit forms/documents on the web; it&
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by markus2012 13y ago
Thank you for posting that. I can now use my mouse wheel on my mac to scroll through documents in vim. I can also SSH into a Linux box from my mac and the mouse wheel works in the same way.
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by markus2012 13y ago
Wrt imaginary numbers, just a thought: capacitance and inductance in an AC circuit. I don't know what age group you're targeting but I found solving problems in this space gave me a great intuition for imaginary numbers; I found i
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by markus2012 13y ago
Little to no prospects: right, because punishment doesn't stop when you leave prison. Punishment continues until the day you die: you can't get a good job because virtually no one will hire an ex-con.
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by markus2012 13y ago
Well, just for a moment I think I would have smiled to myself if I had packaged it up as a jpg and 'shipped' it. You can't stop me... :-)
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by markus2012 13y ago
In case you skipped the article it contains this nugget: Take this example containing functional composition and higher-order functions: reduce(operator.add, 0, map(function(x) return x^2 end, range(n))) LUA converts this into 10 lines of a
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by markus2012 13y ago
'Adds net positive emotional entertainment value' ??? Seriously, WFT?
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by markus2012 13y ago
I edit and re-edit code in my vim Clojure REPL all the time.
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by markus2012 13y ago
You'll find the same computer system in use no matter where you try to enter. If the computer says, 'deny' you're done.
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by markus2012 13y ago
There is a problem with relying on setImmediate() in your channel implementation: 1. httpGet... 2. setImmediate() in a tight loop using 100% CPU until httpGet() returns ... I'd rather not burn ~100% CPU for what could be a couple of se
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by markus2012 13y ago
Holy smoke... I started posting on Usenet ~1989. I've seen a number of flame fests that I considered epic but this moved the bar exponentially.
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by markus2012 13y ago
1. Google creates a service and gives it away for free. 2. Most alternative providers of the service die. The only ones that still provide the service must also give it away for free and leverage the service in some other way. 3. Google kil
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by markus2012 13y ago
Good citizenship = giving away your hard work for free? Good grief.
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by markus2012 14y ago
From the website under Judging - section b: <quote> Judges will determine the number and amount of monetary prizes. Judges may determine that no prize will be awarded. </quote> I've created a web-based calendaring and sched
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by markus2012 14y ago
<quote>... creating an unpleasant situation among one's fellow workers, engaging in bickering, or displaying surliness or stupidity.</quote> OMG... our company is under siege!

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