itripn

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by itripn 4y ago
Considering only compile time is a shallow approach to the idea of using Rust more widely. I would encourage you to think about the aggregate amount of time our industry spends finding, and then fixing, and then repairing the damage done by
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by itripn 12y ago
Also, please do not confuse abstraction with reuse. "abstracting things" has nothing to do with "making them from scratch". You're definitely conflating two things inappropriately there. I can write reusable code th
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by itripn 12y ago
Listen. Order of key iteration is well understood attribute of a Hash Map, and it's always non-deterministic. That's what I have said, and I am not missing the point. The poster tries to imply an insertion order iteration in hash
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by itripn 12y ago
That is empirically not true, at least under go 1.2.1. The poster's own code produces identical iteration results even when iterating the same unchanged Map multiple times in a single code execution.
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by itripn 12y ago
People needs to stop confusing "random" with "non-deterministic". It is a stated attribute of a Hash Map (leaving aside special classes, such as a Tree Map), that iteration of keys will occur in a non-deterministic order
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by itripn 12y ago
Most European/Asian showers have already solved this, without anything that runs on electricity or needs firmware. Purely mechanical.
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by itripn 13y ago
I am not actually conflating them at all. However, Frameworks as implemented on iOS are at present dynamically loaded. As I said, there are technical ways to address that particular issue, some of which bring iOS Frameworks more in parity w
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by itripn 13y ago
I had a pretty detailed discussion with iOS engineers at a WWDC a couple of years back. It was a somewhat frustrating conversation, mostly because of how badly I wanted true user generated Framework support, but also because the engineers h
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by itripn 13y ago
Try using a netipot regularly. Took me a while to get over the weirdness of it, but it's changed my sinuses forever (for the better).
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by itripn 13y ago
Indeed, the DNA database building potential of this project is a little outside my comfort zone.
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Call for Security Review of CryptoCat Mobile Code(blog.crypto.cat)
2 points by itripn 13y ago|0 comments
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by itripn 13y ago
Given that you found so many web pages outlining the problem tells me you could have easily researched this before you purchased the product. You didn't. Your fault.