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mortoray
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About mortoray
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Comment #27601159
It's a bit disappointing that a relatively new language like Rust doesn't handle these correctly. There's no value in a String type if it doesn't behave for text. One can simply us…
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Comment #27601154
It's not about reversing, but about checking whether reverse iteration works. This is required to perform proper truncation (for limited length fields) as well as visual editing fo…
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Comment #25322349
It'll probably help in this case since I suspect it's computational overhead introducing the bottleneck, nothing architectural. Alas, I might have to wait, as I tend to use Python …
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Comment #25322321
I intend on adding WebRTC as a channel for higher volume discarble messages, such as the cursor position of all players.
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Comment #20315056
I agree. General purpose pattern matching in both expressions and function dispatch is a great feature.
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Comment #20159575
Great!
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Comment #17845950
I do not have a good reason. A lot of my recent stuff isn't technical, so it's only on the Medium pages. I guess I tend to post those links often now.
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Comment #17714236
I chose LLVM from the start since I knew some of the challenges that interested me couldn't be done at the C level -- or rather it'd be more complicated at that level than at the L…
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Comment #17713897
Thank you.
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Comment #17713885
When I started Leaf it was to scratch an itch. It was really only when the motivation dropped that I tried to find ways to use it, to renew my interest in pursuing it.
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Comment #17713881
Perhaps that did not come across in the article well. When I set out to do Leaf that was the goal of the work. It's wasn't a diversion to some other goals. Over time my priorities …
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Comment #16046265
I, the author, am tending to agree now. :)
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Comment #13469342
Okay, they are classified but I don't see that anything in the setup, or pip package management, seem to actually use them. Are they somehow used in actual package management, or j…
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Comment #13469338
That is not an actual migration guide. It's merely a meta-doc saying what types of things you need to pay attention to. I was looking for a specific list of things that would have …
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Comment #13469330
The `iter` form of the `readline` doesn't load the entire stream first, whereas the second form you posted does. This makes a significant difference when reading data from another …
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Comment #13469317
The simple syntax changes I did prior to running 2to3 as they came up on the first run I tried. The semantic changes that didn't come up in 2to3 is what I was more bothered about.
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Comment #12677365
#1 has a big influence on my argument. I think it was Python and NodeJS library systems that made it super simple for people to publish libraries. There are a lot of trivial librar…
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Comment #12677333
I (the author) can certainly do the silly algorithm tests, but whether I can contain my snide remarks enough to get the job is uncertain. :)
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Comment #11760169
Those are some of the points I'm considering as well when doing the memory management for Leaf. My desire to have predictable destructors is tough to reconcile in a tracing GC. I'm…
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Comment #11760164
In my quest for a memory management scheme on Leaf it's your final point which is primarily forcing my decision: the compatibility with other memory managers. In this article I jus…
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Comment #11760112
In my conclusion I mention why there are no benchmarks, it's nearly impossible to construct a realistic comparison between the two techniques. When I cosnider tracing GC my primary…