citycide

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by citycide 5y ago
Naming is hard and conflicts are easy, but this project clashes with my own project called Trilogy. Both for SQL-family, although mine is in the JavaScript realm. I'm not too surprised someone followed the logic did to get the name. No
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by citycide 5y ago
I ran into this with Sony's PlayStation site. I generated a passphrase that the registration form allowed but from then on I was unable to access my account. I went through the same trial as you and found that they were truncating the
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by citycide 6y ago
You're assuming this person would be thinking rationally about a crime they'd like to commit, when it's often a very specific urge that overcomes their fear of consequences.
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by citycide 7y ago
Agreed, yours and the https://node.green/ subset are tools I use often.
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by citycide 8y ago
> Last time I was going to try it, I got sidetracked reading up on rules for identifier equality It's way too easy to ignore (or even embrace) the identifier equality rules in Nim to make this the hill you die on. My story's ve
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by citycide 8y ago
Have you tried Nim? It has (almost?) everything you're looking for and compiles to C, C++ or JS. https://nim-lang.org
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by citycide 9y ago
This is exactly my point when I say it needs to be better understood: you wouldn't do it within a single project, but if you've got a third party library that exposes a `read_file` method you can use it as `readFile` meaning your
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by citycide 9y ago
I think it's hugely underrated. I agree that it really is a fun language to use and as someone who came to it from a web dev perspective with no prior system level experience I had no trouble at all being productive in it (I built four
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by citycide 9y ago
I agree! It's not as powerful as this macro but I really want this in the standard.
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by citycide 9y ago
I think the fact that this (and all macros with `babel-plugin-macros`) requires an explicit import helps keep it out of magic territory. You do have to become aware that the symbols transform the function/argument they're a part o
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by citycide 9y ago
I'm pretty sure that's correct but Kotlin is a more recent reference so I chose it instead.
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by citycide 9y ago
Right, this is currying not partial application. And it comes with the drawback that you always have to call the function multiple times. You can't provide all the parameters in one list, which rules out things like spread arguments. T
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by citycide 9y ago
Hi everyone, I'm the author. Looks like I'm a little late to the party (this post snuck by me) but I'll try to answer any questions you might have. I'd also like to point out the online playground [0] which allows you to