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by xfer 8y ago
Also, it requires opengl 3(iirc), so you can't even run on a lot of older computers(2012 era?). I can't on a x201.
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by xfer 8y ago
build what on top of it? If i want a blocking thread i would just call a function.. something something goto something isn't a valid argument that applies to everything. The other way to propagate errors up is chaining promises.
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by xfer 8y ago
How is this different than calling join(), after spawn()?
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by xfer 9y ago
If you are hobby programming, then not really, but in most workplaces, dependencies are usually pinned and not updated until necessary(bug fixes mostly).
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by xfer 9y ago
In what regard EDN is "better" than JSON? the point of the post was the RFC specification is not tight and there are corner cases. I don't see any rigor in the given link either..
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by xfer 9y ago
Or you could write a macro?
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by xfer 9y ago
I occasionally use elisp while replacing with regex(you can do computation on captured strings), can you do this in vim?
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by xfer 9y ago
Most languages have that, they encode it in the type system.
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by xfer 9y ago
The difference is domain knowledge, it takes time. You might feel that way about kernel because the high level concept of resource management is pervasive in programming. So you might feel you can easily dive into it, but it will take you e
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by xfer 9y ago
Apple is not even close to a competitor to Spotify, they don't even have a web interface for listening to music..do you think everyone in the world is Apple product user?
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by xfer 9y ago
I also used to use void-linux for many of these reasons(after arch for a few years). But i have now moved to nixos. It offers me the benefits of replicating system setup(i don't backup my system folders anymore, just my homedir and the
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by xfer 9y ago
Are there any plans to make them happen this year?
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by xfer 9y ago
There is zero friction if you use either error_chain/failure crate and you can still recover the precise underlying errors. The only thing is it allocates.
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by xfer 9y ago
Yeah, i have recently finished a tokio based server. Working with future combinators is very frustrating. I accidentally captured a variable in a closure(should be cloned and moved), and it didn't tell me where it happened, just an err
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by xfer 9y ago
Keybase protocol is public. Write your own client(or you know fork the public codebase), if you don't want to get jammed by "crypto junk".
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by xfer 9y ago
what do you mean by "certified" compiler here?
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by xfer 9y ago
They have an api. You can write your own.
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by xfer 9y ago
This is already happening. I bought an album(Requiem for my friend by Zbigniew Preisner) from bandcamp couple years ago. Now i wanted to buy a new album but the artist is not publishing lossless music on bandcamp anymore. It's all the
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by xfer 9y ago
Can you define what you mean by "the ugliest"? SML is used in academics because the language is very well-defined(both semantically and typing rules) and all the fundamentals of typed functional programming, so it is preferred for
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by xfer 9y ago
You can press '?' to see the help. I didn't have any trouble getting started, Most CLI apps have '?' bound to help section.
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by xfer 9y ago
Look into javacard spec, it doesn't require a GC, but it is used everywhere(your credit card, SIM card etc.). The secure processors used here implement this spec.
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by xfer 9y ago
> A tokenizer is not a language parser. It's not a tokenizer it can transform a token stream to another token stream with a given function which can be some language parser/just rust code producing desired rust ast. > No, q
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by xfer 9y ago
> There are other things which are also important, like destructuring of code, which a typical macro mechanism will support in some way. Destructuring doesn't require it to be a list/s-expr. You can destruct ASTs in any languag
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by xfer 9y ago
> Yes, it is a very dumb tool, but because Lisp's syntax is so simple, it makes implementing a structural editor for it trivial like that. Tell me if it helps you use the loop macro correctly? Paredit only helps you with brace-match
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by xfer 9y ago
> In some languages or implementations ASTs are available to the programmer, but this is after a tool (the compiler) has parsed the program according to the language syntax rules. But that is not what Lisp does, s-expressions are more l
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by xfer 9y ago
> Wien we mean code as data, we mean that Lisp uaes an actual and explicit data format to encode its programs: s-expressions. Every programming language uses an "actual" and explicit data format to encode its programs, the vali
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by xfer 9y ago
In case of sorting algorithm, it is important to know the trade-off. However, precisely knowing the details e.g. knowing the details of deleting a node from a balanced tree, is not really useful and that is exactly what is needed to pass wh
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by xfer 9y ago
How does your approach differ from the sites being already used by companies for online coding test? They do the same thing, you login during some fixed duration(24-48hr) in the weekend, and you do the coding challenges(they have a web inte
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by xfer 9y ago
How is Ocaml tooling worse than rust? Merlin is very powerful and it gives me everything i want from an editor integration. I still can't get point-at type to work in emacs/vim for rust reliably(macros make it even worse). Haskell
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by xfer 9y ago
No linux client and closed source. I would love to switch my gsuite account but there is no real benefit.

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