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Swift has overloading in the Java sense, and does allow overloading by return type.
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First, why not allow your predicate to throw? Maybe your program will be better structured that way. Second, if you pass a predicate that is not declared `throws`, then the compiler treats `drop(while:)` as if it cannot throw either. This i
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This changes the sliding animation to a cross-fade. I don't think it's any faster than the sliding animation.
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It will be interesting to see what happens when a Chrome user can't access his bank web site because of this, and the bank tells her to switch to Firefox/IE/Safari.
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You learn to recognize the names of active users that post in threads you're interested in. I shouldn't be able to ditch that recognition but keep my karma, and you shouldn't have to look through my history to see if I'm
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Big news for Mac/Dvorak users. The long-standing bug where some keys still act like QWERTY when ⌘ is pressed has finally been fixed. https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/JRE-172
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I run IntelliJ IDEA (and AppCode and PyCharm and CLion and RubyMine) on an iMac 5K with a second 5K monitor attached, and on a Mac Pro with two 5K monitors attached. I've seen nothing like what you're describing.
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I wouldn't want an HN user to be able to ditch her reputation while keeping her karma.
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To clarify, this is a tutorial on how to use a C++ computational geometry library named Wykobi. It is not an introduction to computational geometry or a tutorial on how to implement computational geometry algorithms.
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The problem with this derivative version of the quote is that off-by-one errors are not hard things.
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What makes a movie “must watch” for “every hacker and cyberpunk”? Two criteria come to my mind: - The movie is likely to teach you something that will make you a better “hacker” or “cyberpunk”. - The movie depicts what it's actually li
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Is iOS a modern system? Because iOS does not have swap. > Although OS X supports a backing store, iOS does not. In iPhone applications, read-only data that is already on the disk (such as code pages) is simply removed from memory and rel
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Sadly, that only renames within the current file.
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Betteridge's law says "no", and the amount of bias shown in the first paragraph was enough to make me stop reading.
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Agreement upon an existing implementation is not sufficient. WebSQL was rejected because it had only one implementation (SQLite). https://www.w3.org/TR/webdatabase/
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Apparently the Mac is not an Apple product...
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I couldn't make this web page work either. Anyway, I think what it's trying to announce is the new button included in Wolfram Alpha results. The button looks like a cloud with a right arrow inside it and when you mouse over the bu
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Apple's approach in Safari is to only show the hostname in the address bar, unless the address bar has focus. This works pretty well in general (for non-power-users). Unfortunately, for a data URL, it just shows as much of the URL as f
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In Computer Languages, Clarity Is Key
(paw.princeton.edu)
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The year in the title should be 1979, not 2009. This was Ken Iverson's Turing Award lecture in 1979.
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Dijkstra's handwriting is quite charming. If you've never seen it, it's worth clicking the “EWD831” link at the top right to see the scan of the handwritten original.
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Crashes, Hangs and Crazy Images by Adding Zero: Fuzzing OpenGL Shader Compilers
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But remember that Tcl was specifically designed for embedded scripting: > In the fall of 1987, while on sabbatical at DEC's Western Research Laboratory, I got the idea of building an embeddable command language. The idea was to spen
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Still waiting for them to tweet FileNotFound... http://thedailywtf.com/articles/What_Is_Truth_0x3f_
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Just GNU: GNU's Not Uber
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The README indicates that repo is not for the entire product, just part of it: “Veertu Desktop Hosted Hypervisor(VDHH) is the core hypervisor platform for Veertu Desktop product." “… but to achieve full set of features, it have to be l
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The problem with this idea is that, if you're relying on undefined behavior and don't know it, your compiler's behavior might change depending (at a minimum) on the code you use in production but not in your test case and dep
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It is ironic that “neoliberalism” consists of economically liberal ideas commonly considered conservative today: privatization, fiscal austerity, deregulation, free trade, and reductions in government spending. https://en.wikip
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Here's the first sentence of the DESCRIPTION section of the stat(2) man page on my Linux systems: These functions return information about a file.
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The side table only gets a slot for an object when the object is retained (has its reference count incremented) after creation. (Every object starts with a count of 1 at creation.) Before ARC, you could certainly have lots of objects that w
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