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Comment #26794236
duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26792741
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Comment #25227235
I'm not American and I often see captchas that ask about "cars" or "trucks". And they use similar images. I sometimes don't pass through those. My question is, when I see a truck a…
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Comment #24983175
ssh into a secured machine with port forwarding, then being able to access services exposed from that machine e.g. for web testing on Android, or using VNC / NoMachine to remote in…
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Comment #24854844
Take a look at Xref and Dialyzer
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Comment #24527429
"We're all living in America"...
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Comment #23584371
Maybe because there are no IDEs on servers
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Comment #23496457
I agree. And only mentioning PureScript as the "base" in one place on the webpage is not giving PureScript enough credit.
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Comment #23492884
And purerl does not? It mentions it in its readme. And in practice, do you know what advantages it gives over the purerl's approach?
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Comment #23492305
How does it compare to PureScript used with purerl? https://github.com/purerl/purerl
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Comment #23290533
Ability to use the stack is a very important performance oriented feature. Similarily, ability to nest structs or other data structures without intermediate pointers. I hope this c…
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Comment #23290493
I didn't find an explaination of how it deals with variables (e.g. strings) allocated on the stack, does/how borrowing work for those?
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Comment #22204143
Jonathan Blow's language is the most interesting from these three for me because it will have nice metaprogramming features. The document you linked to seems slightly outdated. One…
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Comment #22078060
duck.com already redirects to duckduckgo.com
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Comment #21971986
It's the best short name we can use right now so it's the one we should use IMO. If it gets a different name, we'll start calling it differently, I don't mind.
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Comment #21968165
Looks awesome! Planning to do a similar thing in Jai once it comes out
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Comment #21735208
C++ is not being used by all indie game developers so I imagine the article was written with that in mind, that the library needs to work with C code as well.
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Comment #21725272
Makes sense, I hope all installer tools will start using it
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Comment #21722735
Does elementary still return their release codename instead of the base ubuntu release for `lsb_release -cs` in shell?
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Comment #21534176
If I go to https://remotehub.io/cities and scroll down too quickly, each new chunk of cities may load multiple times. Yeah, no, thanks.
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Comment #21490893
Testing iOS Safari is painful on Browserstack, Appium adds significant latency which makes the tests slow, they use old Appium versions which can be buggy, and there are limitation…
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Comment #21375451
A really great feature that the Oracle database has is ability to provide hints to the planner. Is there anything that prevents PostgreSQL from adding this feature? edit: Googled i…
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Comment #21344082
Isn't there an option to hide it when scrolling down? edit: It's supposed to do that automatically, if it doesn't - I think you could report an issue.
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Comment #21222062
Yes, I'm using this one in Firefox for Android: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/uaswitcher/
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Comment #21089601
Not a HEDT here, just a regular desktop, but it is significantly more responsive than a business laptop. Also much cheaper than a laptop comparable in performance. Plus it's upgrad…