pawelmurias

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by pawelmurias 8y ago
It'snot obligatory but it's still disappointing.
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
Potentially cool if you want to generate regular expressions dynamically at runtime
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
One could hypothesise that being moderately abused makes you more subservient which could help in being (moderately) successful.
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
> the architecture is just too broken to be realistically fast enough in production How so?
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
If we want to be extra crazy it should be possible to combine rakudo.js and WebPerl to have Inline::Perl5 working in the browser.
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
Aren't the perl11 projects an umbrella name for a bunch of different projects? A large part of them aren't done by disgruntled kooks. Only rurban seems to have some bad blood with parts of the Perl 6 community after his claims ab
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
That's not true anymore with the new JVM tech
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
Those are the two main things it's currently suitable for. People who haven't looked at it have too crazy expectations for it. It's not some magic run all languages thing like GraalVM/Truffle it gives you a way to run a
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
That's a wikipedia link, not evidence.
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
In those phones Google will take the money from the Play ecosystem and $40 from the vendor. The Not-Google company that is pre-installed will exploit your personal extra hard to remake the $40 they gave Google.
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
The underlying Wikipedia politics are horrible. Tons of crazy people fight each other using rule lawyering and other tricks.
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
> staple foods Loads of the commercial tomato variants are easy to transport and taste nothing like a proper tomato. It's travesty they share the name. It's a far stretch to even call them food. I'll take ones modified to
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
> I am also shocked. Especially hearing the same BS talking points I see right now in US politics attacking credibility of news. Tons of news outlets abandoned credibility in the Trump era.
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
Art? Did you even read the post title? It's netflix.
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
In say nethack you can pick up random overpowered or weird items that change the game or get into crazy adventures when you meet some weird rare creature.
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
"Have you been peddling dope lately? Apply right now for a awesome plea bargain!"
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
Touch centered desktop uis need to die
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
It won't be open source and a lot of people will just avoid using shareware dependencies and especially contributing to them.
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
Naomi Wu is dressing as sexually provocative as possible. Is a transparent LED bra somehow a lot more suitable for hot weather.
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
.Where Native Americans citizens when they where killed? A google search tells me they got citizenship in 1924?
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
A painting is not an equivalent experience. BTW. you could enjoy a picture or painting because it captured an interesting moment despite it's lack of other redeeming qualities. BTW analogies as arguments, would you enjoy a puzzle fully
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
It has some code from strongtalk. V8 has (some) developer who worked on smalltalk vms
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
Someone someone at NYT could just writing it without the outline.
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
Nice try starfish
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
It's not redundant. A "source-to-source" compiler isn't a "source-to-machine code" compiler
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
Doubt it, most successful tech startup founders aren't super stupid.
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by pawelmurias 8y ago
> The moment we've got the tools that could, under a certain amount of constraints, With strong enough constraints such tools exist.