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Comment #48334297
‘Non-IO functions can't call IO functions.’ How do you handle logging then? If f() calls g(), how can I add logging to g() without having to change or recompile f() (and everything…
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Comment #47991174
"This open-access course is directed at those who are already familiar with C and object-oriented programming" ... but not C++ That's a very, very small target you're aiming at the…
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Comment #47537662
Has anyone got the hang of Thursdays yet?
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Comment #46027118
This feels like a restatement of the trivially obvious observation that, if your type system is Turing complete, you're going to run into the halting problem.
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Comment #46005828
Because making every jet engine in two different models would make them a lot more expensive. It would also cause maintenance issues because of non-interchangeable parts.
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Comment #45256122
I'm in Australia, you're Swedish (but I don't know if your business is based there), and most web sites show US prices by default. So I wouldn't like to guess whether it was meant …
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Comment #45253524
I like this and would seriously consider buying it - except that the purchase page only has prices in something called "AA$". I have no idea what currency that refers to (AA is Aru…
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Comment #42292668
Non-paywalled version on one of the authors' site: https://www.liyiwei.org/papers/noise-sig12/
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Comment #42273445
That doesn't make it open source, just "source available".
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Comment #42219963
"The `await` keyword means "turn the rest of this function into a callback for the when the Task I'm waiting on finishes, and return the resulting Task"." Oh my god thank you. I've…
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Comment #41953105
Broken in Safari on Sequoia, unfortunately.
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Comment #41561526
Does the command line to remove the quarantine flag (xattr -d com.apple.quarantine filename) still work?
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Comment #40959714
Put it this way: Can I build an executable using this, that I could confidently give to a Windows user who has never heard of WSL?
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Comment #40957749
This looks useful but I'm worried about portability. Are there any plans for native Windows support?
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Comment #40764916
I'm disappointed that they passed up the opportunity to call the project Stargazy Pi ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stargazy_pie )
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Comment #40325196
Just waiting now for someone to find a spectre exploit in quantum mechanics.
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Comment #39684957
Some people, when they have a problem, think, “I know, I’ll use floating point.” Now they have 1.9999998 problems.
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Comment #39306179
It can't be any harder to search for than C.
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Comment #39115522
Well, what actually killed it historically was AMD64. AMD64 could easily not have happened, AMD has a very inconsistent track record; other contemporary CPUs like Alpha were never …
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Comment #38740783
“Daft? Of course it’s daft - it’s traditional!” - Terry Pratchett
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Comment #38419472
Thanks. Strangely I'd never heard of this site before.
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Comment #38418347
Is there a (legal) way to get this book in pdf?
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Comment #37653416
Math is integer, unless declared real.
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Comment #37117738
"The awesome unstoppable terribleness that is Postel's Law." Eloquence for the ages.