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by payload 12y ago
If you have problems comparing code, you can adopt the practice of using a diff tool to highlight differences in code for you.
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Good examples for open source contribution management
2 points by payload 12y ago|0 comments
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by payload 12y ago
substantiating a scientific argument with a dilbert comic [check]
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2048 Golf(twitter.com)
2 points by payload 12y ago|2 comments
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by payload 13y ago
wasnt smalltalk once a mainstream language? in ancient times, late 80s?
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by payload 13y ago
Except then you consider the alternatives :-/ photon to electron in space to photon' to electron on ground ≃ photon to electron on ground photon to electron (on ground) to battery (filling station) to electron to battery (car) to
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by payload 13y ago
Yes, a negative one for this benchmark :)
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by payload 13y ago
There is no significant difference in this benchmark. Do you measure something different?
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by payload 13y ago
Yes I have and I invite you to do it also by yourself to check it. There is no significant difference in this benchmark between "ghc -O2" and "runhaskell". I didn't investigated why... but I would be very interested
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by payload 13y ago
A haskell version with the Warp server performs just a little bit worse than the go version (6 secs vs 7 secs) with a little bigger minimal latency (68 ms vs 71 ms). go version go1.0.2 runghc 7.6.2 cabal packages of today Runned
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Show HN: sync a file with etherpad - ethersync(github.com)
3 points by payload 13y ago|0 comments
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by payload 14y ago
also excellently documented... not like shake, at first
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by payload 14y ago
Thanks for the links! I will definitely use tup for some next project. I try from time to time different make-like systems but I always come back to GNU Make. I also don't fear the GNU Make Reference. But tup looks, again, quite promising.
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by payload 14y ago
I want to extend this a bit * scrape your facebook data and most importantly the references to other accounts * make accessing facebook available through your own software * when you post something, it should appear on facebook but also dir