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by rat87 12y ago
java 8 has http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/nio/file/Files... Stream<string> Files.lines("/foo", StandardCharsets.UTF_8) java 7 has http://docs
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by rat87 12y ago
I was wondering why Optional support which I was so interested in seemed so quickly inserted/poorly thought out. There's no equivalent of scala's orElse(returning a second optional if the first one is null) and since default
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by rat87 12y ago
I think it's recommended for distros to modify the shebang to /usr/bin/env python3 for script that are supposed to run under python 3, although this does pose a problem for scripts that want to run under both without mo
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by rat87 12y ago
according to `apt-cache rdepends slite3` on ubuntu 14.04 packages including the following link to sqlite dynamic packages(this may be partially due to debian heavily discouraging statistically linked packages. zabbix-proxy-sqlite3 yok
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by rat87 12y ago
You can try to submit it on Stack Overflow and hope the deletionist don't notice it. You can look through past Stack Overflow answers when moderation was better.
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by rat87 12y ago
The US did not bring down an elected government in Ukraine. It was taken down by Ukrainian protesters. While I admit that having the threat of force cause elected albeit very corrupt politicians to flee is very sketchy its a million times b
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by rat87 12y ago
How do you implement map without tco or loops?(I'm not saying this is impossible just that I can't think of a way to do it of the top of my head)
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by rat87 12y ago
systemd is a linux only thing. As for the GSOC project: ----- Project: Provide bsd-licenced, os-agnostic, dbus-api compatible systemd-{hostnamed,timedated,localed,logind} replacements. Brief explanation: More and more desktop-level applicat
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by rat87 12y ago
I don't think that's even true for browsers, browsers depend on os functionality such as a filesystem.
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by rat87 12y ago
builtin interpreters doesn't equal an os. Most of the time the os doesn't have a general purpose interpreter in the kernel even if they have an interpreter for important os functionality(sh/bash/powershell). And even the
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by rat87 12y ago
note: void main should be int main(at least in c++) You could just give from __future__ import print_function import os def main(): print("hello world from:" + os.name) if __name__ == "__main__"
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by rat87 13y ago
isn't that good
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by rat87 13y ago
grep is a that good even for for c++ or dynamic mojo. Java is statically typed and has many ides and tools that understand code structure.
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by rat87 13y ago
Wow that seems like a really stupid idea. First of all what does a "Popcorn Time" fork give Universal over putting their newer movies on Hulu. Nothing that I can see. They are going to have to put a decent amount of ads on it(espe
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by rat87 13y ago
I feel like one of the main goals of neovim is to make it more like emacs. Or guile emacs. Instead of a shitty language for plugins and configuration: vimL (with some support for plugins in alternative languages but not well integrated and
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by rat87 13y ago
Warning these are just my impressions, I haven't fully tried out rust. > 1 - If memory management is a serious problem for the software you work on, I've never found the boost library lacking. This seems like the main selling p
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by rat87 13y ago
I haven't dealt much with c++ templates but they are fully turing complete. I believe rust generics are weaker and more like java. In c++ templates try to see if a type can be used in a function. In rust you can only use a function if
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by rat87 13y ago
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/09/08/magazine/paul-kagame-rwand...
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by rat87 13y ago
> Churchill and friends presided over the Bengal famine of the 1940s. I don't see this as condemning capitalism but rather Imperialism. The Ukrainian famine was partially caused by forced Collectivization of farms and Dekulakizatio
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by rat87 13y ago
> In general, people who bring themselves to power tend to be extremely competent. Traditional classical Greek "tyrants" had a deserved reputation for solid, effective rule, but things would quickly fall apart after they died.
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by rat87 13y ago
Unreal Development Kit can deploy from windows to ios without buying a mac. I'm not sure if they made a deal with apple or if its possible without their approval.
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by rat87 13y ago
Also Dynamic casts(w/exceptions) and virtual methods/Dynamic dispatch which do provide some dynamicity not easy/natural in c.
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by rat87 13y ago
I think Moon+ Reader(closed source ads/pro version ebook/comic book reader) supports ODPS and cbr/cbz files.
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by rat87 13y ago
http://earlyandoften.wordpress.com/2011/12/17/dependency-man...
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by rat87 13y ago
FBReader's Android version lets you add a local ODPS server manually or scan you local network for one. Calibre a fantastic ebook collection manager/reader/converter/sync lets you run a server.
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by rat87 13y ago
The Marvel Unlimited webapp is even worse.
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by rat87 13y ago
My University did something that seems similar. There was a group hostname which I believe dropped you into one of a group of linux machines(with nfs homedir) but you cold always specify the actual hostname of the computer where you parked
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by rat87 13y ago
The default python implementation(cpython) compiles to bytecode before interpreting(the default c implementation of ruby also does this as of 1.9, before that it did straight interpretation). The difference between compiling to bytecode ahe
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by rat87 13y ago
> NPM also has the ability to have isolated dependencies from each other dependency. For example, module A can pin module B to version 2, whereas module C can pin module B to version 3. So you have independent copies. That seems like a b
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by rat87 13y ago
On the flipside the lack of a standard package manager and various problems with libraries in c and c++ cause people to re-invent the wheel all too frequently.

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