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A complete rewrite of wiki as a single page application(c2.com)
161 points by chrisdotcode 12y ago|119 comments
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by chrisdotcode 12y ago
Right - What I'm saying is that the above former code does handle the error, in the exact same way as the latter code. For clarification, the error is handled implicitly (but you'd know what kind of error it was due to the type
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by chrisdotcode 12y ago
That's the magic of monads: the errors are all handled for you (in an encapsulated, lossless way), and you can deal with them (if you choose) at the end of the chain, just the same as promises (because promises are a monad).
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by chrisdotcode 12y ago
This: images <- get "http://example.com/images.json" is objectively easier to reason about than: var images; get("http://example.com/images.json", (err, resp) =>
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by chrisdotcode 12y ago
What's interesting is that all of the 'niceness' seen is the result of a switch to the functional style. Excluding the singleton class (which could have been a single function itself), you've got your map/filters in
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by chrisdotcode 12y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't all of this openness a result of Microsoft realizing it's loosing, and trying to win back market share by niceing up to OSS developers?
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by chrisdotcode 13y ago
Is there actually a legitimate reason that the MIT PGP server doesn't have HTTPS?
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by chrisdotcode 13y ago
If it's that trivial, a lot of us would be happy for such a fix; is there any particular limitation as to why it hasn't been done?
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by chrisdotcode 13y ago
Thank you for the recommendation!
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by chrisdotcode 13y ago
Most "tutorials" I've seen as of late (including this one) seem to walk through creating the grammar, and then just hand wave the actual creation of the AST (and the rest of the steps) to "yacc magic" or some other
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by chrisdotcode 13y ago
Here's an article [0] explaining more about how this works from the author of Hieroglyphy. [0] - http://patriciopalladino.com/blog/2012/08/09/non-alphanumeri...
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by chrisdotcode 13y ago
`mdfind' in non-Mac UNIXs is spelled `locate' (and the corresponding `updatedb' updates the indexing db, obviously (although you don't have to do this often, as it runs as a cron job)).
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by chrisdotcode 13y ago
This was Felixge - former core Node.js developer - with his pull request hack [0]. [0] http://felixge.de/2013/03/11/the-pull-request-hack.html
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by chrisdotcode 13y ago
Rather the dict is bound during "compile" time, and not at each individual invocation (which would be much better, IMO). And during each invocation, it doesn't get re-bound.
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All Megaupload Data Has Been Deleted(theverge.com)
3 points by chrisdotcode 13y ago|1 comments
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Massive Number of Vulnerabilities Found in X.Org(lists.x.org)
197 points by chrisdotcode 13y ago|107 comments
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by chrisdotcode 13y ago
Could it be something like brainfuck[0]? [0] - http://esolangs.org/wiki/brainfuck
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by chrisdotcode 13y ago
What really irks me is that this question [1], asking word-for-word the same question for a different year entry, that was posted two days later was closed as "too localized" and has -10 points, while this one has +452. Stackoverflow has se
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by chrisdotcode 14y ago
Also feels good to have vim bindings inside of emacs using evil ( http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/Evil ).