tentaTherapist

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by tentaTherapist 9y ago
Or memory "IO", which standard libraries are often bad at abstracting away.
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by tentaTherapist 9y ago
Section 1: "WTF-8 is a hack..." I doubt that this is going to be replacing anything except in the narrow use-cases mentioned on the same page.
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by tentaTherapist 9y ago
What's the mistake?
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by tentaTherapist 9y ago
Yes, but lots of people are suggesting regulation, which is more than just criticism.
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by tentaTherapist 9y ago
In this case an appeal to nature is not fallacious, although it lacked the appropriate justification.
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by tentaTherapist 9y ago
Congratulations for having the patience to write out long strings of characters on paper and type them out repeatedly, but that doesn't sound very safe.
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by tentaTherapist 9y ago
I don't know whether to believe you or not.
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by tentaTherapist 9y ago
Needs more IPFS to board the hype train.
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by tentaTherapist 9y ago
You'd definitely be using IndexedDB, not LocalStorage for that.
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by tentaTherapist 9y ago
Excel's programmability is vastly underrated for some reason. It's easily one of the most high-level and successful languages ever, fulfilling a wide variety of roles for countless people, so simple that a child could use it, and
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by tentaTherapist 9y ago
That sounds like a horribly leaky abstraction if you mean that you're literally going to statically track the call stack to attempt to verify invariants. Hopefully it's just a misunderstanding on my part.
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by tentaTherapist 9y ago
That's just plain-old dependent typing, isn't it? What's in this and not in, say, Idris, such that you can say that it's a whole new paradigm?
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by tentaTherapist 9y ago
The irony being that this itself is a Haskell-like environment, and a complex, dependently-typed one at that, with full type inference and strange function name choices (in my opinion, of course.)