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Ask HN: How to get acquainted with an open source code base?
3 points by rs86 9y ago|1 comments
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by rs86 9y ago
First class modules. And yes, not having typeclasses is a bit of a turn off too...
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by rs86 9y ago
Google can kill them at any moment with Play.
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by rs86 9y ago
Cool!!!!!! Really cool! Did you try it?
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by rs86 9y ago
Rust enforces proper acquisition and releasing of resources, and that is very cool. For that it uses linear types, which is beyond what ML's type system can achieve. It allows rust to manage memory safely with no GC. The type system ca
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by rs86 9y ago
This. The memo tone really is more like growth justifies all evil
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by rs86 9y ago
what if they post lower growth rates?
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Ask HN: How low can Facebook stock go?
5 points by rs86 9y ago|10 comments
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by rs86 9y ago
Some really scary prospects there...
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by rs86 9y ago
This is one of the worst blog posts ever. Click bait title with absolutely shallow discussion. Asking if Ada is a failure for lack of widespread adoption is like asking if JavaScript is a failure for lack of use in satellites.
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by rs86 9y ago
"Exponentially" means nothing here. Perhaps you are looking for "orders of magnitude"
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by rs86 9y ago
Amazing stuff!
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by rs86 9y ago
Ownership in rust is determined from the type system using linear types.
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by rs86 9y ago
Ocaml has concurrency support for async io but no multi threading. There are experiments on concurrent ML dialects.
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by rs86 9y ago
How secure are cookies against MITM?
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by rs86 9y ago
Yes, but it tends to get easier with time.
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by rs86 9y ago
We mostly do rails apps but one of our 4 projects use elixir/phoenix on the backend and react on the frontend. We are really pleased with the performance of BEAM and the functional flavor of elixir clearly leads to code that is easier
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by rs86 9y ago
Arrays are actually pointers to the first element... They get translated to pointer arithmetic: adding an offset to the first element. You can easily create a struct with one field for the size and another with the pointer to the first char
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by rs86 9y ago
It is a thing. I don't think any online course can beat a good teacher in a small classroom, but online courses can take you a long way, and are wonderful for the broad variety of courses available. YouTube recordings of university lec
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by rs86 9y ago
People think haskell's or lisp's syntax is bad, but they bring awesome power to solve problems. They are the best languages.
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by rs86 9y ago
But does coding take more time typing rather than thinking?
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by rs86 9y ago
It takes half an hour to learn syntax
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by rs86 9y ago
Learning syntax is a non problem
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by rs86 9y ago
That makes them look like glorified cybernetic factory workers
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Ask HN: Are programmers afraid of new syntax?
9 points by rs86 9y ago|17 comments
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by rs86 9y ago
Read it again.
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by rs86 9y ago
Yes, that's the kind of attack I'm interested in, because most deep learning libraries are written in C++. I think model inference and estimation will be deployed widely in mobile phones and desktops and maybe they'll be an i
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by rs86 9y ago
Hello, who is there, the seventies.
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by rs86 9y ago
Would love technical details and less PR stunts
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Ask HN: Vulnerabilities in ML frameworks
9 points by rs86 9y ago|7 comments

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