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by webkike 11y ago
Perl 6 is extremely cool.
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by webkike 11y ago
Lets be clear: This is not an article you should write, or should have been written.
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by webkike 11y ago
Strings can't be inifinite length, there simply is no limit on the length. Stupid bs nitpicking asside you are right
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by webkike 11y ago
Is it so wrong to want gaming news but not care about cosplay?
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by webkike 11y ago
As with literally every article written by kotaku, oh my god I just don't care
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by webkike 11y ago
There is no longest string
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by webkike 11y ago
I disagree. It's certainly not the only thing I cook, but I do cook it a lot, and the skin and bone are necessary in many of my recipes to make the dish as flavorful as possible.
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by webkike 11y ago
But what about the actual shape of the cut of meat? I doubt if I buy a cultured thigh of chicken I'd get it with the skin and bones, for some reason, although my biotechnical knowledge is lacking. These things are essential for cooking
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by webkike 11y ago
How does the second part of what you said relate to the article?
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by webkike 11y ago
The former Soviet Union is not just Russia, much like the former Roman empire is not just Italy.
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by webkike 11y ago
I've had the failed to initialize problem with many keyboards, including my Kinesis. If you're using a UEFI bios it could possibly be related to fastboot being on.
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by webkike 11y ago
Uh, no. The entire point of the criminal justice system is to determine if arrests are wrongful or not.
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by webkike 11y ago
In all honestly this is all I've ever wanted out of a window manager.
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by webkike 11y ago
I have been really enjoying Go App Engine support for some time now. It's pretty convenient to write web apps in Go, although to be fair all my projects have been super simple. I don't really have any experience making anything be
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by webkike 11y ago
For now. And in JS! Yay!
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by webkike 11y ago
I think maybe the Unix philosophy applies to programs that users (read: programmers) use in their own time, and to make other programs.
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by webkike 11y ago
I think you'll find that Atom is going to be the exact same, but with Javascript.
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by webkike 11y ago
If all this is Rust with the syntax of go, aw heck that's all I ever wanted anyway.
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by webkike 11y ago
I wonder, if I write some HTML/JS code and deny the write to modify, can I send Flash a cease and desist for violation?
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by webkike 11y ago
That's fantastic to know. I might just switch back to rust because of this.
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by webkike 11y ago
Take the following example from Go: type ExInterface interface { ... } type ExStruct { arr []ExInterface } Each element of arr need not be the same type, so long as it implements ExInterface. In Rust, the only thin
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by webkike 11y ago
When I use Rust I am constantly annoyed by how limiting traits are in comparison to interfaces. I much prefer interfaces, which are a single type, as opposed to traits, which are sets of types.
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by webkike 11y ago
Source: first Q episode from Next Generation
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by webkike 12y ago
It does not, GCC compiles the example perfectly fine.
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by webkike 12y ago
It is equivalent to: if (x == 1 || x == 2 || x == 3 || x == 4) printf("What the fuck?");
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by webkike 12y ago
That depends entirely on the calling convention - potentially you can take two words down from the first argument, but that is no guarantee, and would not suffice for the didactic goals this article attempts to accomplish.
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by webkike 12y ago
I've always wondered: if I implement Common Lisp in C or Fortran, what does that say about Common Lisp?
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Sticking a Hand Through Time: Adventures on the call stack(web.engr.illinois.edu)
47 points by webkike 12y ago|13 comments
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by webkike 12y ago
the popularity of HN
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by webkike 12y ago
How do you know it's a botnet? For all we know the attackers have list of compromised servers that they use. I know the distinction is thin, but it still exists.

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