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sinhpham
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Comment #16067276
I find myself increasingly doing this in Rust: let lines = { let ret = vec![]; // Open file // Read into ret ret }; let processed_data = { // Open another file // Use lines // Cons…
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Comment #15783439
No. Software evolve and there's value in knowing your assumptions still hold after the change/refactor.
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Comment #15782465
"C calls into you" means you already have a C code base and now need to call your C# functions.
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Comment #15782140
Could you please add an example of using cargo instead of calling rustc directly? How do I configure cargo.toml?
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Comment #15459346
What happened to impl Trait? I was quite excited to see it under 1.21 in the milestone predictions thread, but it has since been moved to "horizon". https://internals.rust-lang.org…
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Comment #15290447
They implemented what looks like the Rust ownership model: SE-0176 Enforce Exclusive Access to Memory ( https://github.com/apple/swift-evolution/blob/master/proposa... ), but I'm h…
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Comment #14886616
Your email is not visible in your profile
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Comment #13997596
I dislike the rigidity of the original pomodoro technique, so I made a flexible one without the fixed time slots. You only have a minimum working duration, work for however long yo…
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Comment #13982139
How many emails did you send to get your first paying customer? What was the respond rate of your emails?
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Comment #13832690
Because you can then catch errors at compile time instead of run time.
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Comment #13431100
Example: http://insanitybit.github.io/2016/05/30/beyond-memory-safety... TL;DR: compile time checking that your state machine transition is correct.
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Comment #13430338
It's being done at compile time.
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Comment #13075657
They seems to run an interesting tech stack with Elm + Elixir + Phoenix https://github.com/HiOperator/ Disclosure: knew this since just yesterday I was searching for Elm jobs to ad…
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Comment #12781061
How early is your "early stage"? Also, what's the best way to pitch to you?
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Comment #12722105
Hey I'm working on a side project, looking to grow it and would love to talk with someone who have done it before. However I couldn't find any contact information in your profile.
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Comment #10588952
What other cool stuff can "management, strategy, and customer satisfaction cadres" even do? And if just because "management, strategy, and customer satisfaction cadres" is not doin…
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Comment #10586314
They had a net income of $4.62 billion last quarter, how is that "not so great"? http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/10/23/us-microsoft-resul...
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Comment #10586107
Is the currying example even currying? It looks like it's just a function returning a function to me. I thought currying it's some thing like func contains(subString: String, strin…
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Comment #6676779
Does anyone know which algorithm they use underneath for duplication detection/delta encoding? Is it rsync or something else?
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Comment #3858754
Maybe it's robocode? http://robocode.sourceforge.net/
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Comment #3579178
yast.com is pretty nice. I've been using it for 3 months and have no complains.
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Comment #2940819
My bad, yes I don't need to log in to view the docs if I go directly to support.appharbor.com. But from the main page, when I click "Support", it forces me to log in.
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Comment #2939791
Good news. I've tried AppHarbor and it's really easy to deploy your .Net site. One quick suggestion though: don't make me log in to see your documentation.