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cdcarter
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About cdcarter
apex compiler and runtime - salesforce
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Comment #48311516
Can you share some credible sources on "schools banning calculus"? Googling seems to primarily show up Quora and indeed HN discussions, and no actual policy proposal or news articl…
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Comment #48297889
Check out the Adafruit Fruit Jam, its got pretty much everything you need.
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Comment #48283746
Most US insurance has very strict guidelines about what is diagnostic vs preventative for a colonoscopy. And its almost certianly diagnostic.
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Comment #47784058
The plugin directly adapts code from GNU Grep, so they MUST release it under the GPL, as far as I understand.
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Comment #47781252
All you really need is a copy of "The Unix Programming Environment", where you can implement `hoc` in a couple hours.
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Comment #47629119
What do you mean by that? bad support for what?
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Comment #47546128
Swift too, in 6.3!
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Comment #47546076
The blog started publishing in 2017. Why do you think this?
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Comment #47546033
That is what raincole is asking about. Do you have a source for this, in the Uk context?
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Comment #47533463
As of very recently, the entire stdlib (i.e. "Foundation") is open source and available on all platforms Swift targets. For a while, the Linux builds had a much smaller/limited ver…
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Comment #47533455
I was looking for something that allows easy access to direct memory, with a syntax thats a little easier to explain than C. Frankly, zig was not actually a real viable option base…
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Comment #47533420
If it weren't for the 11k process fork bomb, I wonder how much longer it would have taken for folks to notice and cut this off.
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Comment #47532961
I spent last week (with Opus, of course) porting the xv6-riscv teaching operating system to a bunch of different languages. Zig, Nim, LISP, and Swift. The improvements in embedded …
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Comment #47429205
That would be the "hardwired" option.
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Comment #47415231
I don't think beyond tastes that crazy, but I have to jump in to support this bean burger. These guys are the real deal.
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Comment #47403466
80% of my home voice assistant requests really need no response other than an affirmative sound effect.
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Comment #47236268
Even a PCMCIA slot would help! ;)
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Comment #46422877
I vibe coded an app to track my movie watches, at https://moviesonthe.computer . I really enjoy the ability to get started quickly with a known idea like “make a single user letter…
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Comment #42906224
Nothing stopping someone from deciding to migrate VCSs (or even just repos) and all of a sudden end up in the place that 15 years of codebase history is squashed down to a single n…
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Comment #41938786
On the other hand, ifnt is fun to say outloud.
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Comment #41421230
Huge shout out to Small Computer Central/Steven Cousins. I have four or five machines designed by him, with various main boards and backplanes. The parts are all tested working, an…
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Comment #41402882
Do you have any written posts or documents about this language and your design decisions?
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Comment #41037647
What?
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Comment #40991319
I don't come from TS, but this seems like a good intro to zig from that sort of perspective. There's a whole lot of paradigms to relearn when you switch to something like Zig and t…