_randyr

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by _randyr 1y ago
Yes, but that's exactly why I mention this. By explicitly creating a class (that behaves the same as a lambda) the author might get better names in crash reports.
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by _randyr 1y ago
I'm not a C++ programmer, but I was under the impression that closures in c++ were just classes that overload the function call operator `operator()`. So each closure could also be implemented as a named class. Something like: cl
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by _randyr 1y ago
> - when having non trivial ecosystem one cannot selectively deprecate and get errors, this has to be a human process (remember to replace…) Apart from some statically typed languages (and even then), most languages have this. Very rarel
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by _randyr 2y ago
I've also been thinking entirely too much about a good recipe structure. For now I've ended up on ingredients being more or less recipes themselves, and recipes being recursive (as in, recipes use other recipes to create new recip
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by _randyr 2y ago
While the UI is not my favorite, I can see a history of my songs played. On android, click on home, click your avatar (top left). A menu should slide out with "Listening history" in it.
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by _randyr 3y ago
Gleam?
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by _randyr 3y ago
You can skip the last Enum.map/into and just use Map.new: "file.json" |> File.read!() |> Jason.decode!() |> Stream.flat_map(& &1["children"]) |> Map.new(fn child -> {chil
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by _randyr 4y ago
> the 'with' construct allows a list of conditional patterns and then a general 'do' block, whereas the Erlang 'maybe' allows mixed types of expressions that can either be conditional patterns or any normal
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by _randyr 7y ago
There seems to be a slight encoding issue with external URLs. In the dependencies section under "Private Hex Mirrors", there is a link to mini_repo which results in a 404. It seems like the underscore in mini_repo is encoded to %5
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by _randyr 7y ago
If I'm not mistaken qutebrowser also has this feature.
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by _randyr 7y ago
Here's a good short description with further resources for reading: https://github.com/springernature/frontend-playbook/blob/mas...
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by _randyr 8y ago
There's a talk by Greg Young regarding this topic called "The art of destroying software" [1]. It's a fairly interesting talk about designing your software with deletion in mind. [1] https://vimeo.com/108
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What was the nicest codebase you've inherited without the original author(s)?
140 points by _randyr 8y ago|68 comments
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by _randyr 8y ago
As you're already using Emacs for org-mode, you could take a look at org-feed [1] for text-based RSS. It places all RSS feeds into a normal org file with headings per source and article. As it's Emacs + org, it's naturally sc