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by seertaak 7y ago
> I should have been more clear that Julia takes a different route to Object Orientation (multiple dispatch instead of classes). I think your original comment was fair. I've looked at Crystal and Julia and find both projects really
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by seertaak 7y ago
Click/touch + drag.
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by seertaak 7y ago
Thanks for pointing that out! -- I've been missing a feature like that in Numba (which is, otherwise, really cool).
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by seertaak 8y ago
This was incredibly useful, many thanks for posting. In particular I was really confused about the difference between ".der" files and ".pem" files. The concise, pithy, style makes reading very easy.
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by seertaak 8y ago
Racket is such a cool project. I keep telling myself I'll find the time to do something serious with it, but I never get around to it. One minor bit of criticism - would be it be so hard/expensive to hire a designer to do some min
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by seertaak 8y ago
I'm sure Rust works great :) But vcpkg was made by Microsoft and I suspect is rather easy to get working on that platform. On the other hand, I've used conan and had no problem e.g. getting FFmpeg working. And, thanks to conan&#x2
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by seertaak 8y ago
Someone else has mentioned vcpkg. Another project that gets you closer to Rust or Go in this respect is conan, which I really enjoy using. It's still not as polished as other package managers (e.g. maven), but for a lot of very useful
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by seertaak 8y ago
Urgh.... thanks for pointing out. This is what happens when a C++ dev creates a website! UPDATE: temporary fix -- I removed the offending section.
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by seertaak 8y ago
> complete usability mess Works fine for us at zenAud.io... anything in particular you find lacking? I must admit though: their change to group-based issues annoys me because you have to jump through a bunch of links to get to the milest
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by seertaak 8y ago
Awesome post! Looking forward to teaching my daughter and (later) son programming too -- though it's going to have to be Pascal, which is what my dad initiated me with :)
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by seertaak 8y ago
Here's be passage in question: ```In on article in Pruula in May 1957. the Chinese writer Mao Dun wrote that the ancient poets of Chma used the following words to express the striving of the people toward a better life: The Bowers p
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by seertaak 8y ago
Because they're in power. I recommend Jacques Ellul's Propaganda . The fact that the tactics are totally obvious is, in fact, exactly the point . They serve not to convince, but remind who has the power. Ellul has a passage in
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by seertaak 8y ago
This comment is rather amusing -- probably unwittingly so -- when juxtaposed with (your) preceding post. In one, you ask us to empathize with the feelings of one group of people, those who are flustered by seeing (horrible) extremist pro
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by seertaak 8y ago
Fair point -- the Marx remark is a little unfair.
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by seertaak 8y ago
> If someone spray painted a swastika on your house, how would you react? Where I live (Görlitzer Park), those kinds of signs are literally everywhere -- only they're the leftwing equivalent, calling for bloody revolution, for the r
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by seertaak 9y ago
> Delivering teams deliver on the market cadence. "delivering teams deliver" -- got that. "... on the market cadence" -- err... market. cadence?
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by seertaak 9y ago
> The diatonic scale, combined with the staff of lines and spaces, necessitates both flats and sharps. Careful -- you're in danger begging the question. See my remark regarding mathematical summation. Intervals are nothing other tha
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by seertaak 9y ago
Thanks for your contribution -- I must admit I'm not a teacher, and my degree is in another subject. I also acknowledge that the second part of my answer is a weasel exit clause which uses the same reasoning as the stackoverflow answer
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by seertaak 9y ago
Wow -- it's amazing how bad the answers are on stackoverflow. The first reason why there are both sharps and flats is historical. Equal tempering produces the same pitch for, say, D# and Eb. The same was, however, not true for some of
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by seertaak 9y ago
Ah, but can you generate a prime number that encompasses the full list of true statements, please? :)
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by seertaak 9y ago
This is awesome -- I read the first few pages and I'm really looking forward to reading the rest. Very clearly explained; thanks for creating/sharing!
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by seertaak 9y ago
I tried it too; after I realized I that every struct had to have unique field names, I gave up. This was too much craziness for me, although I did think the module/functor concepts were very cool.
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by seertaak 9y ago
Can't upvote this enough; I to create a Makefile for my app ( https://zenaud.io ) and came to the exact same conclusion. Once you're using the -MD clang option to generate makefile directives for include dependencies, yo
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by seertaak 9y ago
I'm not sure about that sequence but the sound of the chip is lovely... nice experiment!
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by seertaak 9y ago
> There is nothing contentious to debate about. The FDP, CSU, AfD and indeed large parts of the CDU want to have a debate about immigration. The CSU represents around half of Bayern, some 6 million people. The FDP, CDU, and AfD together
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by seertaak 9y ago
> No, even with the second sentence it is still borderline. I'm afraid I don't understand what you mean. In your previous post, you said the two sentences were not fine (i.e. they did qualify as Volksverhetzung). But now I un
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by seertaak 9y ago
I think the issue -- as some people see it -- is that it is possible to, in effect, suppress a debate about certain contentious issues. There is a rhetorical device by which statements critical of, say, uncontrolled immigration, are linked
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by seertaak 9y ago
If you remove the second sentence in your example of Volksverhetzung, do you think it would still qualify?
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by seertaak 9y ago
Citation? Please point to a factually incorrect sorry - not opinion piece you disagree with - corroborating your claim. Greenwald posts concrete examples of stories that had to be retracted in the past week alone. Please present a single ex
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by seertaak 9y ago
> How would you define a function that accepts/returns FancyDataStructure of any type or only of a type that has X embedded? I'm not sure what you mean by this. If you mean that it accepts any type known at compile time , then

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