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Comment #955823
A vibrator has a pretty good form factor for insertion into a loaf of bread =)
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Comment #955687
.oO( a breadbox with speakers inside it to keep bread fresh )
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Comment #950696
Exactly. It's funny how commenters keep clinging to Erlang as if I said it was purely functional, when I'm actually talking about writing purely functional Perl (and to the extent …
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Comment #899622
That's exactly why I wrote Crypt::Util... Generating, and worse, transferring a nonce is annoying each time, so Crypt::Util just generates one unless explicitly told not to, and in…
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Comment #866769
You don't get multiple CPUs with ruby and python either. By overriding the IO handling you can interleave IO (including DBI for drizzle and postgres). You can interact with a norma…
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Comment #866680
Perl has cooperative threads mapped to a single posix thread with Coro. Python and Ruby both have preemptive threads on top of posix threads. A mutex ensures only one posix thread …
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Comment #829938
This list is incredibly convoluted and redundant. Memorizing 4 variants of the perfection loop, which really isn't a general purpose knot is just plain silly. Wikipedia is a much b…
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Comment #776794
http://skitch.com/nothingmuch/bhdwp/hacker-news-new-links
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TELL HN: OMG CENSORSHIP
THE SOVIET YC IS DELETING ARTICLES!!!! http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=776782 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=776111 This is very anti free market!
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Comment #776715
plz delete
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Comment #776713
I MEAN ERLANG HAHA LOL: my website: http://www.erlang.ewebsite.com/page/erlang
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Comment #776712
ERLAGN!
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Comment #762134
http://www.cs.rutgers.edu/~ccshan/recur/recur.pdf
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Comment #762074
Interestingly, C suffers from a somewhat similar ambiguity, where not the results of runtime-at-compile-time but rather type definitions affect the parsing. http://calculist.blogsp…
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Comment #762067
There's nothing preventing symbol table modifications done by Perl modules at compile time to be reified into some sort of linkage unit, with which a parser could then statically p…
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Comment #761522
the delimitation is not for data (that is closed over like any normal closure), it's for control. when you apply a reified delimited continuation as a function it returns a value t…
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Comment #761432
can you please point to a real example of code like this? just because a pathological case is possible, doesn't mean that it's actually common, or even existent.
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Comment #734144
this is solved ore cleanly with escape continuation/exceptions. Perl also provides 'last LABEL', which is handy (lets you break out of any level of nesting). I guess in a language …
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Comment #734107
DIE IN A FIRE RTARD
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