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thsealienbstrds
7y ago
Disclaimer: I only did a hobby project in Lisp once. But I did use some of the macro functionality. Judging by some of the comments here, it seems like the macro system has a similar approach as Lisp's macro system, which is also AST-b
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Yep, toxic masculinity sounds like men have some kind of disease that they spread whenever they fart.
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7y ago
Maybe true, but writing readable code is a difficult thing in any language. No matter what language you're using, you're going to have to come up with a set of coding standards in the long run.
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7y ago
That's pretty cool! Too bad Rust doesn't support higher-kinded types...
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Seems similar to type traits in Rust. I skimmed through "Category Theory for Programmers" and it's mentioned this thing is mainly about composition. Composing functions? So you've got a trait (say Functor) that is meant
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Thanks for this short explanation. The benefits of these patterns were not clear to me just from reading the article. Questiob: is the idea always to think in terms of types as groups of values + some operations on those types such that <
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7y ago
Pure awesome
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There are porn stars who live comfortably yet remain in the business. There are even wives who like to be pimped out by their husbands because it's kinky to them; that's technically still prostitution. I don't think the '
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7y ago
That's what I expected when I installed the app. Just kidding, I would never install the app.
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TIL: you don't always need to read TFA before you can conclude with reasonable certainty that it is BS.
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This is gonna be interesting. The plot has to be good because the innovation in special effects is over. Although KR is super dedicated to the fighting stuff apparently, so that should be good. Maybe Smith comes back and they just give them
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Coincidentally, I made something like this for myself. Although perhaps not really a wiki, it's a static-site generator that uses e-mail messages as input. It's based on a ~400 line Python script that extracts mails from specified
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All these quotes remind me of another quote that I like: Simple and dirty beats complex and clean any day. - Learn C the Hard Way
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On the other hand, this big pile of cleverness seems to be extremely successful: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_Patterns :)
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Right now I'm using Lisp for a hobby project. I find it actually really enjoyable. Lisp's metaprogramming support is super powerful. I'm the kind of developer who likes to explore different styles of programming. If you'
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After experiencing Android development with Kotlin, I will choose Kotlin again by default. Admittedly, my experience with the most recent version of Java is not there, but Kotlin has some things I never found in Java. It statically checks f
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Snap: Build Your Own Blocks
(snap.berkeley.edu)
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C programmers are at the end of their wits anyway.
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For a second I thought this was a search engine for the edible kind of chips.
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Duh.
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I don't know, if people could buy a 'personal cloud box' that is as user friendly as an iphone, for less than a 100 dollars, a substantial number of them might possibly do that.
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#define GET_OVER_COLD_FAST 1 Behavior is implementation dependent
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Me too, me too... :)
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It's like some people at Google realize that the company's image is messed up beyond repair. So they decided they might as well go full-on evil and make as much money as they can before the party's over.
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Yep. It's like buying a box of cookies that says you agree to not compare the taste of these cookies with the tastes of other cookies.
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ISPs could even provide the federated services like they provide e-mail. Another way it might work is companies that sell people federated service servers as products that they can deploy for example in their home or let the company host it
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As someone who has been doing this for a while, I find sometimes I don't get a notification until I open an app. You get used to it. Anyway, when someone calls me on Whatsapp it still works fine for instance.
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If I read that document correctly, it's more accurate to say that Signal stores at least two integers, rather than exactly. Signal did not provide information that does not fall under certain information categories, and they say that a
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Out of curiosity, what did you do differently in order to get your speedup?
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I also thought I was 'Google-free' by having 0 Google services, but then I discovered that my Android phone does this: https://www.reddit.com/r/LineageOS/comments/7m8tsq/mysteriou...
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