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by olodus 6y ago
As a swede I am guessing this is like how we joke about there always being an IKEA/Biltema catalog in all bathrooms.
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by olodus 6y ago
I don't really understand what you think it is telling of. I am perfectly fine with expressing that I agree with the article - a lot of the crypto currencies out on the market today are very close to or actual scams. At the same time I
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by olodus 6y ago
Looks to be very close to the solution Zig also went for. I like the solution and it seems to fit both languages very well. I should look a bit further into Dart some time I think.
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by olodus 6y ago
When I did my master thesis we had to use servers we were not allowed to install most things on. But awk and gnuplot was there. All we needed for some great results. Thought of it as a hack in the beginning but in the end it became our whol
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by olodus 6y ago
I don't get it at all. Nothing stops you from writing you code in your own language in most other prog langs (as long as it has unicode support). The reason a lot of us chose to write in English is because we want to share our code and
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by olodus 6y ago
I thought it was only because it had gotten into universities curriculums. Mostly joking. I agree that Matlab is quite good to quickly setting up certain things and can even be quite elegant when used by someone who knows it. I do however f
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by olodus 6y ago
I can understand the annoying part of it if that is the way you would do it elsewhere. Don't you feel that it would to some degree go against zig's goal of as little hidden control flow as possible? And wouldn't it be possibl
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by olodus 6y ago
One can look at it like how us developers look at testing. You have multiple steps on the way from code to delivery. There are unit test, more realistic test frameworks, test environments and then finally tests at a customer / usage by
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by olodus 6y ago
Tiddlywiki is something I've wanted to try out myself for this use case. It seems like a good solution but I haven't had the time to sit down and set it up. It also hasn't seen any hype/postings about it in quite a while
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by olodus 6y ago
Zig maybe. While it is still in a quite early phase it in my eyes keep much closer to C syntax and language feeling than C++, while still having smart new solutions. Some of these are in the pointer domain. For example it has a couple of di
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by olodus 6y ago
Very true. That being said though, you need to also show and teach them the fun in exploring programming, as the article touches on. The same can be said about math. It is important to take the time and get fluent in basic arithmetic to go
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by olodus 6y ago
Is that really supported by empirical trials? A short search online seems to point to that being somewhat disputed. I'm all for contradictory evidence though if you have some I missed. Yeah sure a screen is emitting light which maybe m
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by olodus 6y ago
Would be interesting to see how community relations are handled there. To me that would be one of the most clear interface between a member of the general public and a censor I have heard about. How do people take it when their content is r
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by olodus 6y ago
How is it edited? Since I'm guessing it isn't community edited right?
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by olodus 6y ago
Sorry couldn't read it because of the pay wall, but I am interested - how do they solve the storage and transport problem? Always thought that was one of the troubles with solar for much of the region.
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by olodus 6y ago
If nothing else he is interesting and makes more interesting games than most AAA. I'm glad he is a part of the industry.
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by olodus 6y ago
If it is the hosting cost that is the factor here then aren't there quite good distributed options (Bittorrent, Dat, IPFS) out here nowadays that would simply leave hosting up to who ever wanted to store the paper. Then all you need is
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by olodus 6y ago
I don't know where you get your data from but according to the latest numbers from FOHM the death rate in Sweden is most definitely decreasing. And the amount of people in intensive care, while a bit more fluctuating are atleast somewh
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by olodus 6y ago
I don't get why people don't just buy their own beer and go sit in nature. You can even bring some friends. It is large masses of unknown people that we should avoid.
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by olodus 6y ago
I think what he meant that the increase has platued, meaning a linear growth in infected, as opposed to exponential. Other than that the numbers of people in intensive care and the deaths per day has been decreasing during last week, someth
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by olodus 7y ago
Interesting idea. I mostly agree with limiting the amount of control flow. I generally try to avoid as many ifs as possible. It isn't that alien of an idea in my mind as most people here in the comments seem to argue. I suppose if you
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by olodus 7y ago
Functional programming is as much a set of design guidelines as it is a programming paradigm. As such, programming in a "functional style" can be done in almost all kinds of languages (nowadays most languages support the map, redu
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by olodus 7y ago
> Again, XSLT could be used, but should your configuration really need to be Turing-complete? A few of OPs suggestions are not Turing complete, but rather total programming languages as is the case with Dhall.
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by olodus 7y ago
For all the legacy Cobol out there and the amount of money everyone always says there is in this part of the industry, does there exist any cross compilers targeting Cobol lang or would it be possible for interop with other langs to slowly
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by olodus 7y ago
That is true. It is sometimes annoying that English speakers so often never tries to learn a new language and just expects everyone else to use theirs. However, one could view it as the only common language between you and someone else and
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Raylib 3.0 Released(github.com)
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by olodus 7y ago
It has to be said besides this non-restrictive answer from the government most Swedish companies are making responsible changes to keep the spread from running totally unchecked. All companies I know from friends working there has implemen
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by olodus 7y ago
Somewhere in the thread he mentions that they on Windows have a thread that is somewhat "special" but that it does as little as possible and that this isn't needed on the consoles.
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by olodus 7y ago
Why silver specifically as a cure? Do these people specify any reason at all why this would kill virus in particular or have they just picked the next element at random from the periodic table to use in their scams?
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by olodus 7y ago
As I've had the privilege to study under some of the people who have been very deeply involved in Erlang and BEAM development I've heard stories of repeated endeavours trying to put type system onto Erlang. None ended up with a sa

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