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by ternaryoperator 8mo ago
Yowza! Lines 1566-1637 consist entirely of closing braces. That's 70 closing braces in a row. Beyond the nightmare of maintenance, it's got to be a performance drag on the compilation.
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by ternaryoperator 8mo ago
That's progress over where it was a year ago. But the almost complete absence of packages that run on Windows makes the progress made so far more of a curiosity than a usable option--alas. I'd use Swift in a heartbeat if it had ev
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by ternaryoperator 8mo ago
How is Zig an EU language?
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by ternaryoperator 8mo ago
Well, given the detailed statistics re reading in the US, I think she is speaking for more than herself, no?
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by ternaryoperator 9mo ago
It has importance beyond that someone else bought the bonds. It also suggests they will not be buyers in the future. If they represent the beginning of a trend and Europe stops buying US bonds, that will be a serious blow to the US economy.
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by ternaryoperator 9mo ago
I agree fully with your comment, but I wish to point out that Larry Ellison's was a programmer at the time that the company that became Oracle was founded by him and his co-founders.
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by ternaryoperator 9mo ago
> The stdlib is one of the most complete Coming from Java, I find the standard lib very small. A case in point is the collections library: arrays/slices, map, list, ring, and heap -- that's about as minimal as you can get.
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by ternaryoperator 9mo ago
If you think this is primarily about drugs and authoritarianism, don't overlook this one important dimension: the country with the largest proven oil reserves in the world is...Venezuela. [0] https://www.baidarcenter.org&#x2
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by ternaryoperator 10mo ago
The origin AFAIK stems from the mainframe days. When using BAL (the assembly language for the IBM/360 family and its descendants), xoring was faster than moving 0 to the variable. Many of the early devs who wrote assembly for PCs came
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by ternaryoperator 10mo ago
The comment is clearly sarcasm.
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by ternaryoperator 11mo ago
It had better be really old Java code. This decompiler supports only through Java 8. We're on Java 24 now.
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by ternaryoperator 11mo ago
in fact, use of the article before the highway number is a giveaway that the person is from elsewhere.
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by ternaryoperator 11mo ago
> It's also telling that the NYT is the only major outlet to consistently be reticent to state unequivocally that Epstein killed himself. Always said "found to have committed suicide." Nonsense. "...Mr. Epstein, who
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by ternaryoperator 11mo ago
Posted 11 days ago. 65 comments https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45808899
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by ternaryoperator 11mo ago
A JVM for Java 21 written in go[0] [0] jacobin.org
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by ternaryoperator 11mo ago
That's an important point you make. A closer-to-SSA IR would have helped in the provided example by forcing the function calls to be completed before their return value being passed to the principal function. I'm surprised Araq di
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by ternaryoperator 11mo ago
Windows and Microsoft apps run on ARM on multiple Surface models.
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by ternaryoperator 1y ago
Wait…so you’re saying computer science isn’t science? /s
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by ternaryoperator 1y ago
You are literally arguing against history, not me. The history I described is playing out even today as more universities abandon preferential admissions for children of alumni.
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by ternaryoperator 1y ago
It reads as reasonable but is really saying: no diversity hires. That’s more significant in universities than in the job market. In general, the most educated Americans are the children of the wealthy. So without DEI, the faculty, which is
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by ternaryoperator 1y ago
Univ of Virginia announced yesterday they would no sign. So now it’s five universities.
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by ternaryoperator 1y ago
Why do you make PDFs of github checkouts?
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by ternaryoperator 1y ago
Steve, thanks for taking the time to point me to this on-point passage.
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by ternaryoperator 1y ago
> Recoding SQLite in Go is unlikely since Go hates assert() Any idea what this refers to? assert is a macro in C. Is the implication that OP wants the capability of testing conditions and then turning off the tests in a production releas
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by ternaryoperator 1y ago
A JVM written in go: jacobin.org
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by ternaryoperator 1y ago
JavaFX has a role here too.
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by ternaryoperator 1y ago
Sorry for the delay in replying. We want to complete the interpreter and then decide what to do moving forward. The two principal options (and both might be followed) are 1) performance and 2) a separate UI that connects to Jacobin via Webs
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by ternaryoperator 1y ago
It's an ideal language for creating business reports, which is what it was originally designed to do. It has built-in commands for reading randomly or sequentially from a database and it has extensive report-formatting options. It has
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by ternaryoperator 1y ago
Not sure what you mean: scroll down for the full article, which doesn't require any login.
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Observation and Trauma: How Professionals Handle Observing Trauma(trainedobserver.substack.com)
26 points by ternaryoperator 1y ago|3 comments

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