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Comment #37646043
what sorta moat do you have now that openai’s got eyes?
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Comment #6245305
Do you have any reasoning behind that opinion, or is it just unfounded religious zeal? Why should somebody who wants to use threading have to know how to write a preemptive schedul…
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Comment #6228978
So number of lines of code makes a library a joke? One of the most commonly used Haskell libraries is only 25. http://hackage.haskell.org/packages/archive/forkable-monad/0... Also,…
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Comment #6226807
This is a library that can be used to supplement any implementation. If I'd had the option to switch us to stackless easily, and I could guarantee it was as fast, worked with all t…
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Comment #6226589
- here actually negates the ordering of the numbers in the list. -1.0.0 === 0.0.1.
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Comment #6226496
Technically no, you can't have two things happening concurrently and but not finishing in the same time period. But what a "thing" and how long a period is are up for grabs. If we …
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Comment #6226085
No offense taken - both of these are obviously visibly delicate. There is a version in the history that used Greenlet instead of gevent which was potentially a bit less delicate, b…
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Comment #6225884
waitAll gone. Before I put it in any package managers it will get style guided. This is currently on version -1.0.0.
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Comment #6225793
The lack of options for parallel (and non-parallel) concurrency is, along with other things, feeding the high defection rate to many other languages.
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Comment #6225693
Fewer explicit yields & no monkey patching necessary for IO performing libraries.