stefanos82

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by stefanos82 5y ago
Coincidence or not, it looks a lot like Lemon language. http://www.lemon-lang.org/documentation
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by stefanos82 5y ago
...so it basically is `0 == ![]`, in other words, `[].length` which is `0`, thus becomes `0 == false` which returns `true` with loose comparison?
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by stefanos82 5y ago
I would recommend the following: https://github.com/edubart/nelua-lang/wiki/Useful-Links-for-Research The Garbage Collection Handbook: The Art of Automatic Memory Management [1] [1] https:/&#x2F
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by stefanos82 5y ago
It is by far the best book (website content?) I read around compilers. It's extremely accessible, easy to follow and digest, plus it challenges you to experiment to see how things work by adding new features or breaking existing ones;
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by stefanos82 5y ago
"Run Forest, run!" Does this count? lol Apart from the joke, I second @smoldesu 1000%.
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by stefanos82 5y ago
I have stopped trusting the aforementioned link because they play dirty games with benchmarks, most of the times. Let me give you an example; https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/program/r
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by stefanos82 5y ago
I visited a friend a while ago and she was reading this amazing book on her tablet, "The AgloDaily Book: Core Essentials" https://algodaily.gumroad.com/l/yYEqr I really loved its illustrations; it looks so ea
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by stefanos82 5y ago
I like the spirit :) keep up the good work! By the way, do you have a blog or a github account? I am quite comfortable finding useful information and lately I have collected a good amount of game development libraries and resources that cou
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by stefanos82 5y ago
Also, another way to find past commands you run `history | grep <whatever-you-are-looking-for>` and works wonders; or as other users have mentioned, Ctrl-R works too.
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by stefanos82 5y ago
...and then they are surprised with "The Great Resignation" and that people don't want to get hired anymore and that they gave up. I remember a time when I would go to an interview and be asked the following questions: I
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by stefanos82 5y ago
I personally need some assembly renaissance, around books and new content that is. This is mind blowing to say the least!
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by stefanos82 5y ago
A couple of suggestions I have learned from personal experience: 1. Be yourself 2. Be sincere 3. Do your best to speak as little as possible 4. Be observant and mindful when others speak to you 5. Learn to listen 6. Be appreci
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by stefanos82 5y ago
I guess `flatten` attribute could be used here to help the situation? flatten Generally, inlining into a function is limited. For a function marked with this attribute, every call inside this function is inlined,
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by stefanos82 5y ago
HAHAHAHA! ^_^ I didn't see that coming!
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by stefanos82 5y ago
You started young; please continue with your adventure and stop using social media or at least those that affect your creativity. Spend more time with yourself and your camera, seek for quiet times and places, and take as many pictures as p
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by stefanos82 5y ago
Exceptions can be avoided with the use of `noexcept` whenever we can do avoid them, especially in sensitive areas that we cannot risk exception throws. > but I don't think GP deserved the downvotes for the speculation. That's
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by stefanos82 5y ago
What makes you think modern C++ produces slower code than C? Do you have any real example that you been bitten by such conversion?
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by stefanos82 5y ago
That's also what I thought, but without the "30 years of libraries tools" part. As soon as I read it, I went like "so...you want Rust?" lol It will cost a lot to migrate their existing code base to Rust, unless they
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by stefanos82 5y ago
I laughed like a dork! ^_^ cheers, I needed it!
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by stefanos82 5y ago
Am I the only one who sees Duke, the Java mascot in logo?
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by stefanos82 5y ago
"Cerebral Developer", not "cereal" lol!
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by stefanos82 5y ago
To joke about this absurd situation, I would say it would be a lot easier to go find the user yourself face-to-face and validate his or her data. To paraphrase what @js4ever said, it would make sense to implement it yourself in your backend
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by stefanos82 5y ago
Well, you can still use Lua 5.4 from inside Nelua since it's integrated as part of the backend mechanism for the metaprogramming and not only, therefore I don't think it breaks portability...unless I did not fully understand you c
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by stefanos82 7y ago
For website use, I think the right person to ask such question is Pieter Levels (user pieterhg here). If I'm not mistaken he uses it for remoteok.io and pretty much everywhere he can lol; oh I love this guy so much ^_^ !