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ginsider_oaks
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Comment #46993847
> Programs must be written for people to read, and only incidentally for machines to execute. from the preface of SICP.
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Comment #46873403
would it be better if they didn't skip the hard part? (i.e. if they re-designed it from first principles) does something being hard to do make it more virtuous? would it be better …
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Comment #46863937
lawnmower
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Comment #45676488
or even better: :' s/^/> /
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Comment #45636681
if you use ublock origin you should be OK, it warns you when you try to access lubuntu.net
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Comment #42476566
I remember someone making a card game GALGA [1] in Haskell and compiling a high-level "rules" DSL to a low-level "animation" DSL and "primitive" DSL for handling animations and sta…
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Comment #39202908
funnily my friend just discovered that you can split it into thirds a few day ago and now does it whenever he eats a banana
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Comment #38982301
list languages and array languages are quite different. in LISP, the lists are heterogeneous i.e. each element can contain different types, which is also how you can e.g. make a tr…
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Comment #37811550
> Most of them shouldn't have a right to vote in the first place [in my opinion]. > > These are simply more opinions [...] > > > No, not opinions. Demonstrable facts. you're going …
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Comment #36746196
The point is that the first list is a series of (flawed) reasons that the author, and probably many others, have been discouraged from blogging. And even if you know they're flawed…
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Comment #35946225
Lojban[1] is a constructed language which is (or tries to be) syntactically unambiguous. Of course even fewer people speak Lojban than Esperanto, but there's still a sizable commun…
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Comment #35347399
just give me the NSA putting backdoors in my chips rather than this two-faced nonsense.
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Comment #34219234
Sure, just make the fields of the struct private and you can make a public constructor: https://doc.rust-lang.org/rust-by-example/mod/struct_visibil...
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Comment #34219128
They're not conflating. mgaunard says: > The alternative that the parent said was making all of your state be a union > with some kind of error, and making sure all accesses handle…
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Comment #34014450
What is stopping someone from publishing SNKRX to a site like itch.io and selling it for 1€ instead? And if nothing is stopping it, why hasn't someone done it yet (that I know of).…
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Comment #34007976
I'd like to present a counterexample: SNKRX[1]. It costs 3€ and is under the MIT license, you can find it on github[2]. It sold >100,000 units[3], and AFAIK no one's massively unde…
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Comment #33589966
Are noise and procedurally generated textures mutually exclusive? The Wikipedia article for gradient noise[1] says: > Gradient noise is a type of noise commonly used as a > procedu…
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Comment #33492143
it sounds like the danish word for carrot: "gulerod" which translates to "yellow root".
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Comment #33457915
the actual copying isn't a problem, it's distribution. if i buy access to a PDF i'm not going to get in trouble for duplicating the file unless i send it to someone else. when some…
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Comment #31193118
Wow, I do something similar, however it is much more limited in scope (and all on pen & paper for now). I also share the author's last name.
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Comment #24143057
is any rust code some way immune to unsafe blocks?