skribanto

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by skribanto 3y ago
Does HN really think this? 99% of people will have neutral to negative impact on the world 10 yrs post mortem. None of us are the target audience is this article
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by skribanto 3y ago
What exactly is the intended purpose you envision?
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by skribanto 3y ago
As an alternative to gc you can page through selections with parens and alt-space to dismiss individual selections. its also easier to compose filters, eg matching all lines that contain regex A and B regardless of order. doing that with vi
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by skribanto 4y ago
One could take a glance at these and easily believe that they do the right thing. I don’t think that no one would accidentally miss such a small error from time to time.
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by skribanto 4y ago
try = ? in rust. catch = match in rust. Zig does have its own general match statement, and the reason it needs a catch is because errors in Zig aren't actually ADT's, but it's not that much more complex. And you're reall
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by skribanto 4y ago
as in some kind of emotional reaction?
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by skribanto 4y ago
I still mostly use vim but when I use emacs I prefer plugins like meowmode or godmode which essentially make the modifiers sticky so you dont need to chord.
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by skribanto 4y ago
as a human i have no idea what your request is even asking
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by skribanto 4y ago
how would you iterate over every possible value of a unsigned int?
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by skribanto 4y ago
`char *p` is identical to `char* p`??
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by skribanto 4y ago
Why use vim and not vi then?
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by skribanto 4y ago
Split votes are definitely a real phenomenon that have occurred in many real world elections.
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by skribanto 4y ago
Looks like a malicious actor is messing around with it... Hello I am testing my pentesting skills, please make a comment on your most recent reddit post and I will stop :) blah blah apple banana orange cucumber happy sad good bad filler wor
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by skribanto 4y ago
Well Rust has already passed 1.0, so it makes sense that it's more stable. Rust is also twice the age of Zig.
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by skribanto 4y ago
Nice notes, I’ve also been using Zig for AoC. Instead of that queue, I prefer to use std.fifo.LinearFifo, which instead of being backed by a linked list, is backed by a simple ring buffer. This buffer can either be statically allocated, dyn
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by skribanto 4y ago
That does not address the problem described in GP at all
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by skribanto 4y ago
Well yes, lifetimes also exist in C, but it is only in Rust that they are compiler checked
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by skribanto 4y ago
/ can be used as a movement though?
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by skribanto 4y ago
Try org mode
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by skribanto 4y ago
subjective: I thought even Java had better docs than C#
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by skribanto 4y ago
Sometimes times the only way to know which way is best is to try all the options.
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by skribanto 4y ago
What? Rust and typescript have basically the same syntax?
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by skribanto 4y ago
People always forget about Forth!
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by skribanto 4y ago
No inspection time makes it more luck based.
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by skribanto 4y ago
Basically most methods of solving go from more intuitive phases to more algorithmic phases. Cubers plan the intuitive phase earlier on in inspection, but the later phases is mostly pattern recognition. So there is still decision making but
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by skribanto 4y ago
Rather than traits like what Rust has, the approaches I've generally seen for polymorphic behavior are explicit "interface" structs that hold a vtable, or comptime "duck-typing". I'm still rather new to Zig so
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by skribanto 4y ago
How is a family TREE not a tree
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by skribanto 4y ago
I do something similar with TreeStyleTabs/Sidebery in firefox
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by skribanto 4y ago
This game is pretty fun. A lot of people say it's not intuitive, but you just need to learn basic color theory then you can start making reasonable guesses. Also I agree that "hard" mode is easier. Normal 6/6: XXX YXX XG
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by skribanto 5y ago
The user doesn't have to worry about these static analyzers for the most part...

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