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Comment #25282410
Ah right! I misread and assumed the course had happened before . Seems it was a small group in a prelaunch test.
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Ask HN: Has anyone joined the growth.design UX course and has opinions?
Ref: https://members.growth.design/product-psychology-mastery/ They have a really nice home page on biases and they do monthly case studies on various things (headpsace this month,…
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Ask HN: Foursquare Pilgrim/Places vs Google Places APIs. Which to Use Today?
Hey! I'm currently in a travel-related startup (yeah I know, great timing :p ... anyway) and have gone with google places for place data. I tried the Foursquare places API initiall…
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Comment #23368881
I'm not sure about much analysis and theory that explicitly captures branch prediction, but in last year's cppcon keynote Andrei offered a possible metric [0] where he takes into a…
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Comment #23019109
Why is lazy a failure and what makes it so? And are there any languages where lazy is not a failure in your opinion? Edit: removed link to wrong swift feature proposal.
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Comment #23011452
Aye correct! I should've been more clear about that, sorry. Template arguments need to be known at compile time, and the extra set of parens is how templates parameters are declare…
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Comment #23011425
Yeah I realise I could've explained a bit more about template arguments indeed! The point was that it can be hard to specify the return type.
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Comment #23009569
When it comes to templates it's not until instantiation time - when the compiler see the code being used. So this is just an issue during compilation. The docs on static if may she…
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Comment #23009089
Depends on the value of the template parameter. If it's 0 the return type is an int, if it's not 0 the return type is a string. There's a wanting implementation of a sumtype in the…
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Comment #23008391
I've felt this as well, been using D for a couple years now, and this is the kind of thing that just makes me have to context switch more than I'd like. With the current implementa…
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Comment #23005926
Relevant post in a discussion thread that's related to the future of lazy in D: https://forum.dlang.org/post/ngkvntcrfdbsnxzfmcky@forum.dlan...
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Ask HN: In hindsight, what would you do differently for a startup tech stack?
I'm mostly curious about the context of a startup (because I'm doing that now). And I'm wondering what kind of things people wish they did in hindsight given their situation. I for…
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Comment #22595086
clicky link to online version: https://exploras.typeform.com/to/ohA5cU
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Ask HN: What is difficult about submitting reviews today?
Hey HN! I'm doing some research in to current review systems (i.e. restaurants, bars, activities, etc), and I was hoping that some of you might take a few minutes of your precious …
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Comment #18613825
It seems this article is not accurate anymore? (the reference is from March). It's not far off though: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/11/30/wekaio/ https://www.hpcwire.com/off-…