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by tuukkah 4y ago
I see the list here has less frameworks and more programming languages: https://docs.kodezi.com/basics/language-support
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by tuukkah 4y ago
PG seems to have liked him from the first meeting: > Sam Altman, the co-founder of Loopt, had just finished his sophomore year when we funded them, and Loopt is probably the most promising of all the startups we've funded so far. B
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by tuukkah 4y ago
It's not yet clear to me whether Jamsync has the concept of commits and tracks the history of locally made changes. (Rsync obviously hasn't and doesn't.) Does Jamsync have 3-way merging (e.g. of local and remote changes on to
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by tuukkah 4y ago
This is similar for Jupyter + Robot Framework + Selenium: https://marketsquare.github.io/robotframework-seleniumscreen...
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by tuukkah 4y ago
Would anyone have a clearer wording for this part - I don't get it at all? "Then, we rescan that map. It's the same as the basic scan, but we use whatever values happen to be in the map already."
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by tuukkah 4y ago
className and onClick are not part of the JSX spec though. The biggest differences between JSX and HTML5: 1. In JSX, all elements need to be explicitly closed whereas in HTML5 elements like img and br should not be closed. 2. In JSX, attrib
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by tuukkah 4y ago
JavaScript has a symbol type but I think it's different. I don't see the JS spec saying anything about interning or time complexity. Here's some talk about how JS implementations intern compile-time constants and nothing else
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by tuukkah 4y ago
Sure, although trying to decipher the spec more typically makes me want to cry. (Where do they define the "sameness" of "Object values"?)
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by tuukkah 4y ago
My bad, I shouldn't have said the semantics are completely different. I suppose I meant to say the semantics are defined separately. I also should have clarified that I talked of JS arrays and not the general concept of arrays or lists
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by tuukkah 4y ago
The result of == on strings is defined as comparison UTF-16 code unit by UTF-16 code unit (non-normalised). The result of == on what the spec calls "Object values" (including arrays) is by identity. Here's the spec: https:&#
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by tuukkah 4y ago
Really interesting to compare such early thinking to where we are today. > 4. Values and objects in programming languages > Most languages confuse them. Indeed. All programmers have an intuition of (primitive, immutable) values an
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One in eight cases of asthma in US kids caused by gas stove pollution – study(theguardian.com)
10 points by tuukkah 4y ago|1 comments
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by tuukkah 4y ago
From the link: > While the double cookie approach is what is recommended by Google, the ASP.NET team concluded otherwise - they found that going with a user-agent sniffing approach would be the safer approach. User-agent sniffing is har
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by tuukkah 4y ago
Well, Common Lisp and Erlang there made up for it. Clojure and Rust were on their list of strong languages that they didn't end up needing: > F#, Ocaml, Rust, Perl, Swift, Clojure, Smalltalk Forth and APL were on the list of proba
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by tuukkah 4y ago
You can't just go and wander about in a blindfold - it requires practise and skill as well as some affordances from the environment: tactile pavements, audible traffic lights etc. Blindness is perhaps somewhat negative in how it makes
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by tuukkah 4y ago
Are there generators for programming exercises?
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by tuukkah 4y ago
Such a disclaimer is valuable when the commenter hasn't read the article themself.
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by tuukkah 4y ago
Indeed, although some languages achieve the same by defining multiple falsy values, e.g. JS has 9 such values: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/Falsy
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by tuukkah 4y ago
append concatenates lists so you'd need (append nil '(foo))
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by tuukkah 4y ago
TLDR (at the end): "Certainly the CL approach carries more historical baggage." > Combining the empty list and the special false object can lead to particularly good implementations perhaps. I suppose they wanted the null poi
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by tuukkah 4y ago
How is your comment related to the article? The only connection I can see is bad quality of some hardware and drivers.
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by tuukkah 4y ago
Considering that React with function components is popular and their hook mechanism is seemingly weird, should people also learn algebraic effects as the beautiful theory behind it? Also, if React hooks is the way to describe UI components,
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by tuukkah 4y ago
Except the first one which is on a CloudFront endpoint that has been removed? https://d13yacurqjgara.cloudfront.net/users/583436/screensho...
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by tuukkah 4y ago
Or the List monad.
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by tuukkah 4y ago
His approach may be something best described as counter-countersignalling.
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by tuukkah 4y ago
Dunno about the numbers for Germany, but Estonia and Finland rented a floating terminal for ten years. That should be long-term enough to phase off all major demand of LNG. Regarding the cost, I calculate a miniscule fixed cost of 0.1 cent
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by tuukkah 4y ago
In my next backend, I want to use serverless functions (Cloudflare), serverless Postgres (Neon), and nothing more.
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by tuukkah 4y ago
What do you use now and how is it better than Emacs? I thought I was behind the times and learned VSCode but I've been underwhelmed so far. You still need to choose, install and configure extensions but these extensions are not of the
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by tuukkah 4y ago
I suppose it could be in title case if it includes a proper noun as in "Book of The Games"
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by tuukkah 4y ago
May I suggest providing a sample chapter before requiring an email address? EDIT: There are 10 sample pages (images) but on Firefox they are so small you might not notice them. The pages are in a row flexbox container which on Chrome overfl

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