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by sigjuice 9y ago
IANAL. Unless you are the copyright holder, I don't think it is up to you to release the code.
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by sigjuice 9y ago
This looks quite nice. Quite often, I want to read the code that corresponds to the exact version of an official package that I am already running on my system. I hope other distributions do something similar. I always run into trouble co
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by sigjuice 9y ago
I like Tom Duff's http://www.iq0.com/duffgram/com.html for experimental programs contained in a single file.
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by sigjuice 9y ago
The underlying problem is things like mysql that scatter things all over the place. Docker only encourages such sloppiness, IMHO.
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by sigjuice 9y ago
Exactly. Also, source control is not backup. It is possible for bugs in git or mistakes in your workflow to mess up all the copies of your repository.
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by sigjuice 9y ago
The actual author of p2c has the good taste to not call it a transpiler. https://schneider.ncifcrf.gov/p2c/historic/daves.index-2012J...
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by sigjuice 9y ago
The claims of transparency would be a bit more meaningful if they simply published their source code. It is hard to imagine anything too precious to disclose in the code. Instead what we have is a pdf (4 pages long) with the title "Tu
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by sigjuice 9y ago
What would your suggestions be to make this readable?
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by sigjuice 9y ago
Upload where?
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by sigjuice 9y ago
Page 35 of this paper has this sentence. One can also envisage a "transpiler" capable of converting a program from one such style into another with considerable generality. Are there any other known citations of the term "t
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by sigjuice 9y ago
Why would the thought of ML be off-putting?
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by sigjuice 9y ago
Is there a particular language that you could recommend? Thanks!
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by sigjuice 9y ago
How can outsiders even begin to effectively maintain documentation for obscure macOS things like DAS and CTS? I can't be the only person who has never heard of these before.
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by sigjuice 9y ago
You don't explain how "disassemble" is useless, but the rest of the things you mention are extremely superficial.
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by sigjuice 9y ago
K&R
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by sigjuice 9y ago
What justification is there for this to hijack the back button of my browser?
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by sigjuice 9y ago
I tried and failed. I used Bing for a few days right after Google pulled the plug on Google Reader. I was really mad at Google. Bing was quite terrible and I went crawling back to Google Search in pretty much no time.
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by sigjuice 9y ago
I hope https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/ and https://www.gnu.org/software/guile/ don't disappoint you :)
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by sigjuice 9y ago
https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/ and https://www.gnu.org/software/guile/ two good looking (IMHO) GNU project websites that I know of. There may be others.
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by sigjuice 9y ago
How often do you need to look at these web pages? The vast majority of the time these things get installed from package managers.
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by sigjuice 9y ago
It would be interesting to do a measurement of inline vs non-inline to see how much of a speed difference it makes.
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by sigjuice 9y ago
https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/little-prover The Little Prover Written by Daniel P. Friedman and Carl Eastlund https://the-little-prover.github.io J-Bob J-Bob is our little proof assistant, available on Git
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by sigjuice 9y ago
Okay, but it still seems strange to claim compiled-ness as some sort of intrinsic property of a language .
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by sigjuice 9y ago
What properties of C indicate that it is meant to be compiled? The word "compiler" does not appear in the ISO/IEC 9899:1999 standard (aka C99) in any meaningful way (there is just one sentence in a footnote).
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by sigjuice 9y ago
Here is another http://compcert.inria.fr [08/2011] Release of version 1.9 of the Compcert C compiler. Novelties include a reference C interpreter and stronger semantic preservation results.
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by sigjuice 9y ago
What I understand is that they invented a language called Crystal. And they made a compiler for it. The phrase "compiled language" is not very meaningful. It is quite possible for someone to make a Crystal interpreter.
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There are many C interpreters.
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by sigjuice 9y ago
From crystal-lang.org, Crystal is a compiled language I never understood the phrase compiled language .
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by sigjuice 9y ago
Are there other fields where the slogan "don't roll your own XXX unless you are an infallible expert" is applicable?
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by sigjuice 9y ago
StartSSL also provides free S/MIME certificates. Any suggestion on what to use instead?

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