reflexer

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by reflexer 7y ago
Primer is a really dry reference. It was too boring for me to read it in order. Too many details on not very fun topics from the beginning.
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by reflexer 7y ago
Use python.
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by reflexer 7y ago
I meant that go's append idiom to reallocate array behind the scenes seems to me somewhat complicated and error-prone.
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by reflexer 7y ago
wrt a "proper" way: adding item to a slice, uhmm?
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by reflexer 8y ago
https://killedbygoogle.com/
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by reflexer 10y ago
This is incorrect technically. Oracle has already won API copyrightability claim. http://www.wsj.com/articles/supreme-court-denies-google-appe... The trial now is about Google's "fair use" of those APIs
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by reflexer 11y ago
I think the rating difference between sections "application domains" and "common programming" illustrates clearly what is known as "academia language", i.e. advanced, mature features and lack of real applicatio
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by reflexer 12y ago
It's coming just after Perl 6.
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by reflexer 12y ago
Seemingly some providers banned the whole domain because a suicide themed page was uploaded there. I can access github.com freely at Moscow though atm.
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by reflexer 12y ago
let the hype cycle begin
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by reflexer 12y ago
"dreaded quicksort one-liner" - nice meme here
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by reflexer 14y ago
clever name
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by reflexer 15y ago
Nice page colors.
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by reflexer 15y ago
Sybase & Oracle - in investment banking
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by reflexer 16y ago
I've used slimv a bit to play with Common Lisp. It's very handy for sending sexps from vim to repl. Not sure about advanced emacs' slime/swank features. I think it's difficult to find a person which used both editors for Lisp coding to ma
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by reflexer 16y ago
I've found slimv.vim not bad for CL after all http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2531