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by nulldata 12y ago
Nice article though some of the code is less elegant than it could be, normally you would match the option to unwrap it and then match it's value, instead of doing a lot of 'Some( .. )' matches. let first_character = matc
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by nulldata 12y ago
Another less verbose way of handling the results of the writes is the 'and_then' method which short circuits on 'Err' or otherwise calls the given closure ( which only borrows it's environment ) with the previous va
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by nulldata 12y ago
I found both learning and just writing in Haskell a joy, and I can recommend it full-heartedly. It might be a little hard to get started with ( especially if you're not familiar with functional programming ), but it's really aweso
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by nulldata 13y ago
Reminds me a little bit of NodeBox
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by nulldata 13y ago
That's defiantly an important factor, I programmed with light ( high contrast ) colour themes for 3 years. I got frequent headaches ( especially at night time ), but then I switched to a dart theme ( Monokai <3 ) and I barely get an
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by nulldata 13y ago
He has some good points, but it mostly just sounds like a pointless rant. And nitpicking every flaw with these nations just because he has gotten tired of the positivity surrounding their "success" comes off as just childish.
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Langner - Language for Expressing Strategies (Python Lib)(langner.io)
1 points by nulldata 13y ago|0 comments
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by nulldata 13y ago
I can't expect the user to have an internet connection when needed. And having to send something vital as this over an HTTP is just not an option.
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Ask HN: What's the most secure cross-platform RNG option?
2 points by nulldata 13y ago|6 comments
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by nulldata 13y ago
Programmers' Day, Friday the 3th and my birthday!
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by nulldata 13y ago
Yup, and my sister's is 9/11.
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by nulldata 13y ago
That's on my birthday! How appropriate.
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IceLeaf, a lightweight lexing , parsing and AST handling library for Python.(github.com)
2 points by nulldata 13y ago|0 comments