tobbebex

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by tobbebex 2y ago
Oh but C# can do even those: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-ref...
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by tobbebex 2y ago
C# 8 introduced async generators with IAsyncEnumerable, so you can combine yield and await in C# as well. Those async generators are consumed using the ”await foreach” statement (which offcourse can be used nested from within another async
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by tobbebex 4y ago
Dependently typed languages such as Idris or Agda uses types for validation. Their type systems are also Turing complete, but you are only allowed to use total functions (that do halt) as proofs in types.
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by tobbebex 5y ago
I used to work with a medical software where we turned off logging completely in production, to mitigate the risk of accidentally log patient information. We needed to log that kind of data during development and just tagging what messages
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by tobbebex 5y ago
An non-async Task<int> is returning a Task<int> object, where the return statement of an async Task<int> method is of type int (which will be wrapped in the resulting Task). ”return 1;” eg only works in the latter case.
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by tobbebex 5y ago
We did exactly this for my first son. We had been trying for weeks without result, both with trainer wheels and to run behind with an attached handle. Then one day we unmounted the pedals and lowered the seat... after just an afternoon we c
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by tobbebex 7y ago
It depends on the userbase. I write medical imaging software intended to be used by MDs, and can’t just ask a random person at a coffeshop to try to establish a certain cancer diagnosis using our software. Finding candidates that have time
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by tobbebex 7y ago
Indeed, it even has a Y2K bug in it!
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by tobbebex 8y ago
Dailyscandinavian seems to have mixed up the numbers a bit. In Sweden parents get 480 in total together, of which 390 are at 80% (capped at 989 SEK = 138 USD / day), and 90 days are at a minimum level (180 SEK = 25 USD). Out of the 480
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by tobbebex 8y ago
It’s when you want to synchronize multiple atomics it gets complicated. With a mutex you can lock for an entire ”transaction” where you fetch a unique index and write your value to the queue. With just atomics you can get a unique index int
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by tobbebex 8y ago
A couple of years ago I worked with the 3d engine for an autostereoscopic display at Setred ( https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zkwq_cQNLU8&feature=youtu.be ). For us the DVI bandwidth was the limiting factor to deliver 40-50