iv_08

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by iv_08 12y ago
This! A 1000 times this!
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by iv_08 12y ago
You're probably right, but I think I've heard of Rust in public in 2010 and that it was started by Graydon in 2007.
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by iv_08 12y ago
If you mean by "entire" the spelling of one keyword and the omitting of parentheses. Everything else seems to be more related to C and various Action/ECMAScript like scripting languages.
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by iv_08 12y ago
He's talking about C, not Go. Because Ken Thompson created B, the precursor of C.
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by iv_08 13y ago
There's even a nice tutorial: http://go-database-sql.org/overview.html
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by iv_08 13y ago
Canonical mismanagement, contributor license agreement, missing manpower.
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by iv_08 13y ago
You're using Rust and call Mono incomplete? lololololol
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by iv_08 13y ago
I can relate to you. I stopped watching YouTube years ago and I've never missed it since then.
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by iv_08 13y ago
Just give it a more efficient name. In German it's referred to as [veː].
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by iv_08 13y ago
I think the number of displayed characters is even font-dependent.
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by iv_08 13y ago
> You can't usefully index a unicode stream in constant time and do correct and useful textual stuff anyway To find an index of a substring you need to scan the string, right. But once you have the byte index you can quickly jump to
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by iv_08 13y ago
For the rugrats among us: http://imgur.com/bOdxEUW
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by iv_08 13y ago
GTK+ uses Pango [1], which uses the FreeType [2] backend on Linux. There's also a pure Go implementation of FreeType. Here's the entry point for those who are interested in reading the code: http://code.google.com/
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by iv_08 13y ago
For index based operations code units are more useful than code points. a = s.indexOf("e̬̱ͤ̈́̿̂̅́͟") b = s.indexOf("m̛̮̩͙ͦ͗͆̄̋́̄") s[a:b] This operation is fast with code unit indices and slow with code point indices.
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Are the brace style wars over? Hanging braces have won?(groups.google.com)
2 points by iv_08 13y ago|0 comments
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by iv_08 13y ago
VB 6 doesn't have lambdas, VB.NET does have lambdas.
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by iv_08 13y ago
Plan 9 was basically the successor of Unix by the same research group, more modern, taking the ideas of Unix further, a distributed operating system with full network transparency, better shell (actually, rc already replaced the Bourne shel
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by iv_08 13y ago
If they "hate the mouse" why do they actually add more functionality to the middle mouse button? The article headline makes no sense.