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eoi

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    Comment #10713263

    Also worth noting is multirust-rs, a reimplementation of multirust in Rust, which notably adds Windows support. I haven't tried anything fancy with it yet but so far it just works.…

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    Comment #10484406

    The article defines bias as follows: > Want to know if the selection process was biased against some type of applicant? Check whether they outperform the others. This is not just a…

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    Comment #10132937

    "How does Rust's speed compare to C/C++" is something of an interesting question. I looked at some micro benchmarks that Rust did poorly on, and listened to some chatter, and this …

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    Comment #9780382

    I'd like to mention that I've been happy with the docs, once I learned to find them. To take the given example, I would start at http://doc.rust-lang.org/std/ and hit `s` to start …

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    Comment #9720422

    I clicked one of the legitimate downloads. The link takes you to a new page and waits a few seconds before starting the download. The most prominent element of this page, centered …

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    Comment #9669609

    I agree with you that there is value in these varied opinions. I think it's part of why this sort of post tends to get upvoted regardless of whether it is positive or negative abou…

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    Comment #9440092

    I think it's more likely a deliberate move by the White House. They want us to believe it was Russia, but they either aren't ready to publicly substantiate the claim or don't want …

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    Comment #8754199

    I think a machine learning model provides a nice version of Graham's "The same book would get compiled differently at different points in your life." Using an artificial neural net…

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    Comment #8726615

    In a way I agree with this at the level of a package's external interface, but I think it's nice that with CL style packages you can call your local functions by their natural name…

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    Comment #8162168

    I've used StumpWM before and enjoyed it. It's pleasantly surprising to see how much development seems to have happened on it in the last year.

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    Comment #8061624

    I'm not familiar with Julia, but from a Common Lisp perspective it is very natural to closely link OO and function dispatch. Generic functions were added to lisp as part of its obj…

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    Comment #7920048

    I would add that the court's opinions are typically prefaced with an excellent summary, which can be a solid alternative or supplement to an article.

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    Comment #7768973

    In a recent interview with Democracy Now[1] Greenwald talked about the status of his relationship with the Guardian at the time he went to Hong Kong to meet Snowden, and it made me…

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    Comment #7729211

    It's interesting to see how some of these opinions are reflected in Go, because Rob Pike helped design Go about 20 years after writing this essay: Typography: Automatic formatting …