mcaruso

10 ms·

31.
by mcaruso 7y ago
> They're pretty far behind with software and had no real cloud offering besides iCloud. Uh, what? iCloud is the umbrella term for all their cloud services. So they offer "no real cloud offering" besides all their cloud of
32.
by mcaruso 7y ago
JSON serialization does not seem to be supported yet. `JSON.serialize(42n)` gives me a TypeError "Do not know how to serialize a BigInt" in Chrome. Deserialization support also doesn't exist as far as I'm aware. Would be
33.
by mcaruso 8y ago
> When I see projects like React where they've released 16 major versions in 5 years They haven't really, they just jumped from 0.14 to v15, because people were referring to 0.x releases as "version x". v15 is basical
34.
by mcaruso 9y ago
> Compilers often use graphs as intermediate representation, and functional languages often are not a good fit for dealing with them. Why is that?
35.
by mcaruso 9y ago
In your f2 example, could you ever use/inspect the preProof argument? If the proof calculation is erased, I assume preProof could never be used in any way. Although depending on what the type PRE really is it might not be something you
36.
by mcaruso 9y ago
Interesting! Thanks
37.
by mcaruso 9y ago
> True linear types are far less common in practice, because in order to prove that a value is actually consumed, you have to prove that the program doesn't go into an infinite loop first. Which, y'know, good luck with that. I
38.
by mcaruso 9y ago
"Higher order" sounds pretty functional to me. Higher order functions and all. Although I guess the term higher order function is hardly even spoken of in real functional languages because they're taken for granted.
39.
by mcaruso 9y ago
I have a driving theory book in front of me at the moment. It does actually teach you to open the door with the right hand: https://i.imgur.com/9Aq9WQN.jpg Though it isn't mentioned further, and there's no explana
40.
by mcaruso 9y ago
How so? Just curious. I'm a Mac user, so I haven't gotten the chance to try it yet. But I've got some coworkers on Windows, so I'm hopeful the subsystem will help relieve some frustration setting up developer environment
41.
by mcaruso 9y ago
One thing I do that I've found to be pretty helpful is to prefix files/directories with a number or date, for sorting. Some things are naturally ordered by date, for example events. So I might have a directory "my-company&#x2
42.
by mcaruso 9y ago
My own personal top hit is: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2003505/how-do-i-delete-... Pretty sure I've got the command down by now, but it's embarassing how many times I forgot the exact syntax. It
43.
by mcaruso 10y ago
It wouldn't type-check, since `object` is expected to be a noun and not a verb. :)
44.
by mcaruso 10y ago
I've made the analogy of function calls before, it's a pretty cool way to think about it. But I think your example is slightly off. The verb is the head of the phrase, and would thus be the function (or command) itself: miru
45.
by mcaruso 10y ago
Could be wrong here, but I don't think it did. I remember when the feature was first implemented, and I thought that the fact that you could not select pseudotext was just a temporary thing while they finished their implementation. Unf
46.
by mcaruso 10y ago
More like, "Why UCS-2 Won’t Work on the Internet".
47.
by mcaruso 11y ago
Thanks!
48.
by mcaruso 11y ago
Looks nice. I kind of like the allure of using this alongside `jq` as a kind of read/write combo. Is it possible to create entire hierarchies with this tool or just flat lists? I imagine something like `jo x=$(jo y=...)`, but then you
49.
No-www considered harmful(less-broken.com)
3 points by mcaruso 14y ago|0 comments
50.
by mcaruso 14y ago
> How long did it take? About a year (~2000 kanji). That's casual study though, and I restarted once after an idle period. > How well can you read? I can recognize and write just about any of the general use characters. But kanji is
51.
by mcaruso 16y ago
Super annoying. Very first thing I did when I got my MacBook was install KeyRemap4MacBook ( http://pqrs.org/macosx/keyremap4macbook ) to switch Control and Fn.
52.
by mcaruso 16y ago
I used mine as an extra control for awhile. Currently I use it to switch to Japanese input mode. It's unfortunate that you can't set it to Escape (without some dodgy hack at least), would be great for vim.
53.
by mcaruso 16y ago
From the site: > The purpose of Ai->Canvas is to accelerate your HTML5 canvas development. I can see this being useful for, for example, <canvas> game development where you don't want to code all the graphics by hand.
54.
by mcaruso 16y ago
The project itself is still undecided. All I know is that there's an opportunity for me to do my final project in Osaka coming april, so I applied.
55.
by mcaruso 16y ago
Man, this would be absolutely perfect for me... in about three years. I'm in college (Dutch) and have been doing web development for about five years. Currently applying to do a three-month Bachelor-project at Osaka university. Also recentl
56.
by mcaruso 16y ago
> Visual Studio [...] is, pretty much, just better than XCode. How so? (Genuinely curious, I have too little experience with either platform to judge.)
57.
by mcaruso 17y ago
"Use a “safe” encoding for your page (such as ISO-8859-1) or otherwise verify that the content of inputted data to see if it valid (including if you use UTF-8). This is because certain invalid character sequences can cause the next characte
58.
by mcaruso 17y ago
That's a pretty brilliant idea. Currently I just pace up and down my office.