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Comment #47272613
I mean, it has to be asked... was the source of chardet not in the training set...?
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Comment #46104036
I've had my job offshored in the past, in case a personal anecdote is relevant here.
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Comment #9280577
Yeah, it's basically a toolkit for building jitted languages. Basically the easiest way to get a tracing jit these days. So it'll be a self-hosting jit similar to pypy or pixie.
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Comment #9280277
Yeah, it was a difficult decision to remove types - I'd gotten myself into a corner trying to tack on dependent types, and it just wasn't happening. My bet is that unlike most of t…
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Comment #9280251
um, it's a flower
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Comment #9279886
Exactly! This is what the @method / @impl system is for - it's about equivalent to clojure's defprotocol. Future plans include named protocols consisting of multiple methods, and p…
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Comment #9278827
Argh, thanks for the cache link. I'm still on heroku free-tier :\
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Comment #9278821
Yep, it's my opinion, and that's why I put it into the design. Lots of language design comes from opinions. I hope it's borne out. FWIW it's the same approach Rust has taken, where…
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Comment #9278812
Yep! It focuses more on dynamic type-checks than on static typing though, so I put it in the category of "untyped functional" - more like clojure and erlang than haskell or ml.
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Comment #9278805
It was a decision I made, partly because I realized they were right, and partly because I think tulips are pretty. ) ( ( _) |/
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Comment #9066462
See, I actually know it has to do with gender because I used to have a beard. I got treated very differently back then.
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Comment #9064973
As someone who has tried to document and report shitty behavior, it's important to keep in mind how risky that is. Here are a few patterns I've observed: pattern (a) MAN: does shit…
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Comment #9064901
I have heard most of these things, and it sucks. This is hella real.
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Comment #8932010
If he is, it's pretty tame compared to the treatment of those who criticize him, and those who claim to support those who criticize him.
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Comment #7548011
Content note: plays sound. Did the quick ^W at work :|
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Comment #7279240
This is essentially where I'm going with ix. Vim with an awesome haskell-like language underneath whose syntax is optimized for doing powerful stuff in command mode. A prototype is…
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Comment #7123120
I don't know if this can be solved without a syntax change. As long as there is variable binding and variable mutation are conflated in the syntax, there's really no good way for t…
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Comment #6988082
ah, thanks, i didn't know that trick.
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Comment #6987969
why are we still listening to arrington again?
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Comment #6987946
Here's a collection of other writings by pg about women: http://sambiddle.kinja.com/paul-graham-writing-about-women-o... This would be different if there were no context, but there…
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Comment #6987592
not sure why i can't reply to ars_technician, but fwiw sexism is a problem that we need protections against.
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Comment #6981901
Sarcasm is a brilliant tool to use against derailing.