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Comment #24224553
It doesn't. But trying to convince them to abandon Christian literalism would require an alternative that satisfies this need for purpose.
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Comment #23972170
A simple way is to use output files to indicate if a command has been run. Example: git-setup.out: touch $@
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Comment #23738812
For Hebrew, you can try using some of the data here: https://github.com/Sefaria/Sefaria-Export .
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Comment #23725779
Usually the combination of names for the theory means that researchers recognize both versions as largely equivalent (e.g. Newton-Leibnitz axiom). The contention that the combined …
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Comment #23218443
Sounds like monopsychism ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monopsychism ).
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Comment #23081235
What you are describing sounds like non-deterministic behavior of a thread-safe primitive, e.g. non-deterministic ordering in a synchronized queue. On the other hand, a true race c…
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Comment #22788415
From what I gather, it's an issue of floating point precision. See more here: https://medium.com/@bellmar/is-cobol-holding-you-hostage-wit... .
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Comment #22236698
Having recently listened to John McWhorter's lectures on the history of human language, I was surprised to find out that there is no reliable evidence for the Sapir-Whorf hypothesi…
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Comment #22024037
The Pragmatic Programmer is pretty zealous about DRY. For instance, the authors describe how they inserted sample code snippets into the book using specialized scripts developed fo…
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Comment #21847128
Having worked there, I believe the answer is yes, assuming you aren't living in a country that has an economic sanction against it, etc.
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Comment #19522538
When you say non-language, do you mean unrelated to OCaml specifically or any language? Facebook implemented its infer linter for C, C++, Java, and Objective-C in OCaml: https://gi…
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Comment #19418996
Here's an example of the distinct nature of Smalltalk's message passing: Control structures Control structures do not have special syntax in Smalltalk. They are instead implemented…
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Comment #19331077
Never mind, missed your point about not being parallel.
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Comment #19331056
Your tool looks nice, but it doesn't seem to parallelize the work in any way.
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Comment #19292431
Google style guide has me sort of leaning to always using ++i: https://google.github.io/styleguide/cppguide.html#Preincreme...
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Comment #18438065
Once you do that, you more or less recreate C++. IMO C vs. C++ is fundamentally an issue of RAII and arguably templates. This proposal would add RAII to C.
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Comment #18428295
LMDB is a storage engine whereas SQLite is a small database. There is even a version of SQLite that used LMDB as the underlying storage engine: https://github.com/LMDB/sqlightning …
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Comment #18427418
Google started the trend of LSM with its release of leveldb. But leveldb hasn't been updated in a long time. Facebook forked leveldb and renamed it to rocksdb. Those are the only t…
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Comment #18256277
I just don't understand how this is possible. The only way to implement Dijkstra's algorithm in less than O(|V|^2) time is using a min-heap. In practice it might be rare to use hea…
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Comment #18217043
I imagine this is about tgmath.h. I've found the use of the word generic a bit misleading there.
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Comment #18217032
OK I see your point. Worst case scenario, you force the caller to pass a destructor as an additional argument (e.g. ArrayList(T, fn(*T))) C++11 allows for this in the smart pointer…
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Comment #18216353
Having used Zig a bit, and C++ for years, I personally believe that this sort of scenario is pretty rare. You can always add a no-op dealloc method to your type if you want a gener…
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Comment #18215320
I usually agree, but at least Zig has something new to bring to the table (allocation safety).
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Comment #18210630
I used to be a bit interested in astrophysics, so I can't vouch 100% for this being accurate, but it's my understanding: The universe isn't the penny, it's the balloon. Physicists …
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Comment #17769879
Shameless plug: why not use H3 ( https://github.com/uber/h3 )?