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by wtetzner 4y ago
I don’t see how, I would only count the input lines to the parser generator.
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by wtetzner 4y ago
> there's no type checking, which i'd say is a fairly integral part of a compiler... There are compilers for dynamically typed languages.
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by wtetzner 4y ago
> Most tail recursion uses usually is trivial to rewrite in a loops. Except for tail calls that aren't self-calls. Which for code I write is actually fairly frequent.
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by wtetzner 4y ago
I think you might be reading into it too much. Unless the README really is saying you should use it, as opposed to just describing what it is.
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by wtetzner 4y ago
> 1. Protein takes more calories to digest (many people unintentionally eat more protein on keto, though keto is actually about fat intake and protein can break ketosis through gluconeogensis) I'm pretty sure this is a myth, unless
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by wtetzner 4y ago
I think they're referring to a compiler that is targeting WASM, not a WASM-to-machine-code compiler.
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by wtetzner 4y ago
It's not clear to me how "growth mindset" equates to "having an open mind".
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by wtetzner 4y ago
While I'm also looking forward to TCE and GC for WASM, you can build full apps in OCaml now via js_of_ocaml.
609.
by wtetzner 4y ago
This ignores the benefits of having multiple implementations, e.g. you can use places where two implementations disagree with each other to track down bugs in one or both of them.
610.
by wtetzner 4y ago
But I assume the name of the gcc binary stands for GNU C Compiler?
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by wtetzner 4y ago
> They all only work if there is a caloric deficit I don't believe this is true. On keto for example, I lost weight when eating an excess of calories. > Calories in - calories out ("CICO") is absolutely backed by scienc
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by wtetzner 4y ago
NONE would mean “there is no value”, and UNKNOWN “there might be a value, but I don’t know what it is”.
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by wtetzner 4y ago
On iOS you can change app settings outside of the app itself. Why not default to simple, and allow technical users to enable the more complex features they want by going through the Settings app?
614.
by wtetzner 4y ago
Why would you need to generate a regex on your cell phone?
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by wtetzner 4y ago
What an odd perspective. Someone built a tool they thought was useful, and released it under the MIT license in case other people might benefit from it, but not putting a screenshot in the README is wasting people's attention?
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by wtetzner 4y ago
> This isn't conjecture we know for a fact it will happen as we see on PCs. Steam seems to be pretty profitable…
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by wtetzner 4y ago
Why do you care? Just link directly to the rendered markdown.
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by wtetzner 4y ago
I don’t see how. The license explicitly says otherwise.
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by wtetzner 4y ago
> But use macros enough and eventually you'll agree with me :-) I spent a long time writing Clojure professionally, and macros were used extremely rarely. People definitely didn’t create their own languages. I guess it may also be a
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by wtetzner 4y ago
I hear this concern a lot, but I’ve never actually seen it happen any more than it does in languages without macros. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31520381
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by wtetzner 4y ago
> State is part of the nature of those machines. It is very well understood and is not a problem (handling state) that we are struggling to solve. Wow, really? If handling state is not a problem, then what problems do we actually have?
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by wtetzner 4y ago
Maybe a varied diet is what’s causing the problem.
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by wtetzner 4y ago
Kinda feels like identifying the missing microbes should instead help us track down what we’re doing that’s causing them to die off.
624.
by wtetzner 4y ago
Or maybe UUIDs...and the typical printed representation of those uses hyphens, which are valid in domain names ;)
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by wtetzner 4y ago
It's not the data structures, it's the file system operations.
626.
by wtetzner 4y ago
It’s not just bugs that are the issue, it’s correctness bugs.
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by wtetzner 4y ago
What would it buy you? And yes, for text that’s mostly ASCII, you’d be quadrupling memory usage.
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by wtetzner 4y ago
> Shell doesn't need machine-learning autocomplete trained on existing shell scripts, it needs a hand-built aggressive linter. Something like https://www.shellcheck.net/ ?
629.
by wtetzner 4y ago
"Publicly available" isn't the same as "public domain" or "no copyright".
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by wtetzner 4y ago
Except GitHub isn't paying the authors of the original source code?

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