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_randyr

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    Comment #44286936

    Yes, but that's exactly why I mention this. By explicitly creating a class (that behaves the same as a lambda) the author might get better names in crash reports.

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    Comment #44284574

    I'm not a C++ programmer, but I was under the impression that closures in c++ were just classes that overload the function call operator `operator()`. So each closure could also be…

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    Comment #43479833

    > - when having non trivial ecosystem one cannot selectively deprecate and get errors, this has to be a human process (remember to replace…) Apart from some statically typed langua…

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    Comment #42128516

    I've also been thinking entirely too much about a good recipe structure. For now I've ended up on ingredients being more or less recipes themselves, and recipes being recursive (as…

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    Comment #40477154

    While the UI is not my favorite, I can see a history of my songs played. On android, click on home, click your avatar (top left). A menu should slide out with "Listening history" i…

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    Comment #36315280

    You can skip the last Enum.map/into and just use Map.new: "file.json" |> File.read!() |> Jason.decode!() |> Stream.flat_map(& &1["children"]) |> Map.new(fn child -> {child["id"], c…

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    Comment #31425268

    > the 'with' construct allows a list of conditional patterns and then a general 'do' block, whereas the Erlang 'maybe' allows mixed types of expressions that can either be conditio…

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    Comment #21385072

    There seems to be a slight encoding issue with external URLs. In the dependencies section under "Private Hex Mirrors", there is a link to mini_repo which results in a 404. It seems…

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    Comment #20939906

    If I'm not mistaken qutebrowser also has this feature.

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    Comment #20038727

    Here's a good short description with further resources for reading: https://github.com/springernature/frontend-playbook/blob/mas...

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    Comment #19294702

    There's a talk by Greg Young regarding this topic called "The art of destroying software" [1]. It's a fairly interesting talk about designing your software with deletion in mind. […

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    What was the nicest codebase you've inherited without the original author(s)?

    What made this particular codebase stand out above others? What did the original authors of the code do well? Documentation? Tests? Perhaps nothing about the code itself, but rathe…

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    Comment #17885381

    As you're already using Emacs for org-mode, you could take a look at org-feed [1] for text-based RSS. It places all RSS feeds into a normal org file with headings per source and ar…