chakrit

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   by chakrit 10y ago

   I think the point is the author is a new person. You meet someone at a conference and the next conference he shows up again and you should know right away he's not actually somebody else.
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   Swift's Mirror is now documented(github.com)

   8 points by chakrit 11y ago|1 comments
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   by chakrit 11y ago

   I think his point was that querying a structured data is better than grepping unstructured text. SQL vs Regex, for example. I get the impression that he didn't state what solution to use but simply that binary/structured > text
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   by chakrit 12y ago

   The type inferrence fix ("Type inference for single-expression closures has been improved in several ways:") is the most annoying one for me. Glad they've fixed it. Sure, compiling faster and having less crashes is nice. But
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   by chakrit 12y ago

   I find typing speed by itself not something you explicitly need to `learn`. Any coder worth his salt would definitely have spent years typing in code which _should_ result in the coder having fast typing speed. To say that you need fast typ
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   by chakrit 14y ago

   On a project I am working on, I write all my public interfaces in literate programming style so it can doubles as comprehensive API documentation to put up on GitHub pages or websites or printed for sending to 3rd parties without me having