yepguy

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by yepguy 12y ago
I think you're looking for Eben Moglen.
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by yepguy 12y ago
My solution in brainfuck, given a finite tape: -[>-]-
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by yepguy 12y ago
But the language is not named Golang.
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by yepguy 12y ago
The concurrent GC is planned for version 1.5 and is only 6 months away. There is also work being done on a compacting GC, but I don't know when that is supposed to land. Actually, the Go team is making very good progress on all the pre
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by yepguy 12y ago
No, the runtime will still create new threads whenever you call a C function or syscall.
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by yepguy 12y ago
After Lasik my preferred font size more than doubled and my tolerance for low contrast text went way down.
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by yepguy 12y ago
I think they're mechanically translating their Java code to Objective C: https://github.com/google/j2objc
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OpenWrt “BarrierBreaker” 14.07 Released(forum.openwrt.org)
2 points by yepguy 12y ago|1 comments
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by yepguy 12y ago
Go uses CSP concurrency, which is distinct from the Actor model. They're often conflated since the difference is small, but the distinction is relevant here because it directly addresses your complaint. Namely, synchronization is much
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by yepguy 12y ago
There's no standard syntax. It's supposed to be embeddable into existing programming languages, using the normal syntax for that language.
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by yepguy 12y ago
Okay, it sounds like my fears are unfounded, but I still don't really understand it. What is a host in this context? I know that the plugin API is still in flux, but I really wish it was documented anyway. Actually, I'm not even s
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by yepguy 12y ago
Reading through the Github proposal for Go plugin integration, I'm pretty confused about Neovim's plugin architecture. I had thought that Neovim's plugins would be language agnostic, with external processes communicating with
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by yepguy 12y ago
It means 6 weeks have passed since the last Firefox release, and they are releasing a snapshot of whatever features they were able to make stable in that time. Also, it will not be an extended support release, because 32 % 7 != 3 (every 7th
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by yepguy 12y ago
That installation script is horrifying! I'm sure it has saved some people a lot of time, but it's a terrible idea to point anyone to it who already has an existing vim config.
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by yepguy 12y ago
Yes but Ithkuil is a bit unique in that it decided to include as many grammatical distinctions as possible.
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by yepguy 12y ago
Ithkuil is not simple. It's so ridiculously complex that it is just not possible for anyone to learn to speak fluently. It never stood any chance of being adopted in the way Esperanto has. I'm surprised that it found any use at al
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by yepguy 12y ago
I'm personally keeping my eye on the oh shell [0]. It adds some scheme goodness to the shell without throwing familiarity to the wind. [0]: https://github.com/michaelmacinnis/oh
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by yepguy 12y ago
Since everyone here seems to be confused: yes, the Go compiler actively randomizes the order of the keys beyond the unpredictability inherent in hash tables. If your function iterates over a map twice in a row without modifying it, you wi
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by yepguy 12y ago
Go's type system stays out of the way and adds some useful amount of safety. That's more than I can say of any mainstream language. No reason to tear it down just because it doesn't go further.
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by yepguy 12y ago
Strange as it sounds, git-annex doesn't really do file versioning very well.
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by yepguy 13y ago
Anki does know when notes are added, and I'm confused how what you're asking is any different than how Anki normally works.
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by yepguy 13y ago
If a bike ride could replace your gym membership then you are not making very good use of the gym.
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by yepguy 13y ago
Google has been pushing for performance improvements in native threads for a similar reason. If that's successful, I think the plan is for Go to switch too, but I can't find any links about it atm.
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by yepguy 13y ago
I think the people wishing he had changed his mind would have liked it to be because of some dialogue or epiphany he had, rather than just conforming so he can get an impressive title. That's absurd, though. Amidst this PR crisis there
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by yepguy 13y ago
You are allowed to make breaking changes at any time if your major version is zero.
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by yepguy 13y ago
Unfortunately Rust is not actually using semver, which I always found confusing because they seem to be in support of it, and they even include a semver library in the core distribution. If they were following semver, this release would be
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by yepguy 13y ago
Also check out git-remote-gcrypt for fully encrypted remotes. https://github.com/blake2-ppc/git-remote-gcrypt
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by yepguy 13y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding your comment, but I think kdbus does allow you to transfer ownership of some piece of memory to another process.
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by yepguy 13y ago
It's a common enough practice that most people usually know what it means, but there's a reason you don't see flags on Wikipedia, Facebook, or Youtube. Languages are spoken in many countries, and countries are multilingual. T
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by yepguy 13y ago
This seems like a pretty good solution, except that your language picker includes country flags, which don't make sense for many users.

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