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user8501

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    Comment #39956200

    I personally believe that people just answer the question “do you visualize?” differently. I used to think I had “aphantasia” but like you said, you see it without seeing it. If yo…

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    Comment #39597366

    It is absolutely not bait. Declarative programming for the web is certainly more pleasant, but direct DOM manipulation will always and forever have a performance upper hand over re…

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    Comment #39291261

    SQLite essentially achieves this as well by keeping the entire database in one file. It’s even faster than the filesystem in some cases: https://www.sqlite.org/fasterthanfs.html

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    Comment #38789932

    Thank you for informing me. I feel dumb for having chuckled.

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    Comment #38788500

    Testes? Do you mean tests?

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    Comment #38265895

    Aw crap! What are we gonna do now?

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    Comment #38077633

    That’s a very good point. I feel, however, that the main idea is that bad philosophy is what ultimately fuels complexity. The grug brain philosophy is simplicity at all costs, unle…

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    Comment #37934700

    1. initialize all your variables - you will trip over this one, and it's always nasty 2. I typically throw a _ptr at then end for global pointers 3. use a unity build - create a bu…

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    Comment #37877225

    I think for many people, there’s an increasing feeling of dread that comes from using “modern” tools. There’s a heaviness to them that is difficult to put into words. And I think a…

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    Comment #37877191

    If we didn’t reinvent the wheel we would all be riding on stone wheels. Do people think we’re going to run out of space or something for these languages? I’ll never understand how …

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    Comment #37536709

    Cool name

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    Comment #37503859

    I can't tell if this is sarcasm. I think it's pretty groovy to pay a one time fee for software.

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    Comment #37330609

    You need millions right off the bat unfortunately.

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    Show HN: A.DOM – A tiny markup language with reactive components

    Hi everyone, After four years, I'm finally open sourcing my little markup language that compiles directly to HTML, and has all the "modern" features built into the core, (reactive …

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    Show HN: A.DOM – Advanced Data Oriented Markup

    After four years of private development, I’m finally releasing my new markup language for web development. It’s a subtle but powerful paradigm shift, and it dramatically simplifies…

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    Comment #37112470

    Yeah my manager is the busiest human being in North America.

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    Comment #36800331

    This is quite profound. Consider a sentence. Every additional word has the ability to completely change the meaning of the whole sentence. In the same way, every passing moment is …

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    Comment #36207763

    C is an abstract computer as much as any virtual machine. Now this computer is quite simple compared to the abstract machines of Rust and C++ but is doesn’t have much to do with ho…

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    Comment #36207716

    C is forever. It’s the only language where the community aspires to target as early a specification as they can. This keeps C in the hands of the programmers and not the compiler c…

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    Comment #35705826

    I had this thought years ago: Real number 1 is 1 OR -1 Imaginary number 1 is 1 AND -1 In other words, when you “break apart” i, you get 1 and -1

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    Comment #35538127

    That may be true. But if that we’re the case, then a fourth spatial must exist for the entire 3rd dimension to wrap in on itself. And then we find ourselves in the same infinite re…