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by voaie 10y ago
The sudden disappearance is not only annoying to the victim. The last time I saw an account disappear in front of me, I thought that person might be a joker.
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by voaie 10y ago
Bash script is a bad choice here.
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by voaie 10y ago
This is useful for some free web hosting sites with some limits (if file creation is not forbidden ;), also useful for simple personal blog system (composer is unnecessary). Well, not great, but usable. The write method is not reliable for
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by voaie 10y ago
By mentioning sed and line-oriented, I means you don't have to read all content of stdin (i.e. full buffering) before matching.
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by voaie 10y ago
Obviously it is not line-oriented. So the selling points are? 1. custom delimiters 2. special syntax for fallback values 3. extended regular expression with Unicode support More?
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by voaie 10y ago
Scheme could be a good language (for fans?) if it is not used interactively.
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by voaie 10y ago
> The problem with outdated shells looks pretty clear: they were made with one kind of tasks in mind but are used for other, bigger and more complex tasks. Such scripts usually look as a fight against the language and working around it m
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by voaie 10y ago
> The fact that it would take several man-years to replicate a large GPL project is enough of a deterrence. So what? Proprietary softwares have said similar words enough. > The GPL ensures that those freedoms are upheld for any single
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by voaie 10y ago
Re: Why I Write Games in C -- How about Nim? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10870902
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by voaie 11y ago
Oh yes, thank you. I always relate free software to patent trolls, because software patents have huge impact on software development. When I relate GPL to Creative Commons, I mean they are good role models for defending legal rights and int
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by voaie 11y ago
> The point is that you can't make changes to the free software and then take away your users freedom. Still, you cannot exactly explain what the freedom is. Proprietary softwares can copy the ideas without contributing back. I know
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by voaie 11y ago
Even if the source is guarded by GPL, the idea behind the source can be copied and represented in another form. Then the freedom defined by GPL is obscure to me. MIT licenses saves me from time-consuming copycat situations. Yeah, I am lazy,
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by voaie 11y ago
Your example does not solve this problem: You may rely on some excellent GPLed softwares, but you want to distribute it with some close-source softwares. Then you might become the lazy programmers. I can see how GPL fans hate close-source s
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by voaie 11y ago
Proprietary software companies trap you, so you utilize GPL to trap more lazy programmers? Selfish people are always selfish, lazy ones are still lazy. I don't like this model.
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by voaie 11y ago
Great! The linked demos give a very creative feel.
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by voaie 11y ago
No, poverty + busyness + laziness is the poison.
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by voaie 11y ago
Well, I think a voting pool is more practical than manually counting upvote/downvote of every comment. I don't know how often the maintainers will come back and see how an issue is going and see which comments are popular. Also, s
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by voaie 11y ago
You can play with dynamic libraries without a compiler.
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by voaie 11y ago
Because you hardly write that way in C.
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by voaie 11y ago
Then it will be very amazing if Dwarf Fortress runs in TempleOS. ;-)
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by voaie 11y ago
So a semicolon plays three roles in the code (arg; statement; block;;), and it seems that ;; has higher precedence when ;;; is seen.
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by voaie 11y ago
The designer has a stange aesthetics for those {} (function body) and ;; (block terminator), is there a FAQ? Update: This may be the best answer... http://eigenstate.org/myrddin/lang-checklist
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by voaie 11y ago
Still don't understand those capability types (iso, trn, ...). Need more tutorials!
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by voaie 11y ago
+1 Nim is too messy for me. And the codegen bugs are very annoying, just like black magic. Also I don't like the Python-style with no end-marker. I'll be glad if Araq does plan to provide another syntax for Nim. But I fear the sty
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by voaie 11y ago
Great tutorial with pictures! I'd like to see the tutorial for ascii2table too.
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by voaie 11y ago
See also https://github.com/HackPlan/quark-shell-mac :)
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by voaie 11y ago
You are right in the simple use cases. And I can see that it makes the dependency declarations more concentrated for large projects. Every DI libraries are magical and need us to learn their terminologies. Just see whether they are efficien
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by voaie 11y ago
Any recommendation for a fast and lightweight parser combinator, to create the parser manually? or will nearley support it?
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by voaie 11y ago
May I wonder if anybody is making a derivative of (neo)vim with a tiny core and just a few features including vi-keys-combos, auto-indent, searching, piping and unicode support?
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by voaie 11y ago
It is simple (for developers?), but not easily extendable. Simplicity is not an excuse for no plugin support nor not writing good documentations. And more powerful tools need better documentations. If you think other SSGs are not well docum

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