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by v-yadli 7y ago
yeah, STRCMP. And I wouldn't call it "documented", unless it provides references to the official reports. The link points to a Cisco site, and what would you expect Cisco to say? here's a legacy archive of the relevant a
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by v-yadli 7y ago
the paper says that if the referenced object is not yet destroyed, the access is valid and the execution will proceed.
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Fable REPL(github.com)
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by v-yadli 8y ago
Sounds like there’s no macro support? Edit: in that case, better target FreePascal or Lazarus.
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by v-yadli 8y ago
Agreed. Nothing fundamental but js sugars. For me the IDE is more like a text editor bundled with extra goodies. E.g. multi-window (thus multi display), more elaborated software hierarchy (not just for code editing) vs. a main panel as edit
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by v-yadli 8y ago
(b) with a custom build step you can embed the pdb file into the assembly as embedded resource. not recommended though. the best practice I believe, is to supply a symbol package in parallel to a nuget package. _edit: there's also symb
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by v-yadli 8y ago
and then the GPU fan turns on instead. :p
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by v-yadli 8y ago
c'mon, Beethoven is metal for 1700s.
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by v-yadli 8y ago
vs debugger and windbg shares the same debugging engine but are geared towards different scenarios. VS Only: rich extensions for languages. GUI debugging(wpf visualization etc.) Windbg: kernel debugging (drivers etc). Scripting. Better comm
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by v-yadli 8y ago
> Other than Python, I haven’t found any generally useful interpreter or compiler apps on iOS. Haven’t tried myself, but this looks very interesting: (A lighttable-ish .NET IDE for iOS) http://continuous.codes/
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by v-yadli 8y ago
I do remember that Novell used glxgears in their compiz demos!
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by v-yadli 8y ago
If you insist calling it an explanation, I’d call it smear.
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by v-yadli 8y ago
Your response shows a good example of not interpreting the strongest, or possibly the only intent, of the message. Your explanation is flawed because it’s derived from how you think of the speaker with no good faith.
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by v-yadli 8y ago
Can we attach such things to the high buildings? Thus we can build low cost distributed systems across a city.
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by v-yadli 8y ago
If, in the language of the article, you can crowdfund leadership capital from a few of them, you will have a much larger amount of spendable LC.
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by v-yadli 8y ago
Perhaps because Washington alone would represent the HQ of the national government. Think of "London", "Beijing".
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by v-yadli 8y ago
so you want Google to do it with pride in WWIII?
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by v-yadli 8y ago
Not quite a part of "Java culture". See Roslyn compiler, .NET Expression tree, C++ `std::visit` or tons of DOM tree rewriting js stuff. Actually `visitor` and `pattern matching` are not mutually exclusive. imo the only difference
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by v-yadli 8y ago
> both foobar2000 and Chrome/Electron use ffmpeg for audio processing and codec support not quite true. for example, the ZXTune plugin brings support for a dozen of chiptune formats which is obviously out of scope of ffmpeg. It&#x27
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by v-yadli 8y ago
hey is anyone interested in building a modern frontend for Foobar2000? edit: I think from the Foobar2000 sdk alone, you'd see how advanced that thing is.. I mean, extension points everywhere, dsp plugin support, built-in query & li
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by v-yadli 9y ago
this is a primary scenario for us -- knowledge graph streaming into the system, and graph queries run with private working sets, without touching the core data.
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by v-yadli 9y ago
> "Claiming ACID" what is ambiguous about that? Transaction support with different serialization levels, like other databases that offer it. A non-graph-database would not provide operators like deep traversals. Operations are
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by v-yadli 9y ago
Interesting question. I think it is critical to point out that, the underlying principles for a graph database is different from RDBMS, because the operators in a graph database may not comply to relational algebra. Consider the following c
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by v-yadli 9y ago
LINQ is not just for SQL. Say if your LINQ queries are but simply `where obj.prop == val`, you can have a Redis LINQ provider hot-swapped in. Even without the use of other backends it may still be beneficial. The "abstraction layer&quo
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by v-yadli 9y ago
Not sure if pixel-perfect matters for consuming papers.
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by v-yadli 9y ago
Yes, for example if we can do tables with color-background text, it would save columns to draw the column boarders. :) Even if we go with monochrome charts, it will be super useful for describing data structures and visualizing algorithms.
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by v-yadli 9y ago
Here we go again butterfly! Thanks for bringing this up, indeed we may get the goodbits from "the other side". I'm wondering if artist-mode can be used as a minor mode? Charts everywhere :)
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by v-yadli 9y ago
Brainstorm: what if we really make a vim plugin for pixel art? I see this to be hugely practical. It will enable rapid charting in source code documentation, and also, solve the table formatting problem once and for all. Edit: shapes? Patte
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by v-yadli 9y ago
He's probably referring to the problem that is presented in the paper: nobody uses standard notations because there's no such thing! :) Edit: For example, how do you say 'one layer'? W_i? L_i?
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by v-yadli 9y ago
Exactly. I was referring to exactly this, that it is the awesome interaction methods that made it work, not the browser itself.

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