It seems more like a satirical observation than a calculated goal to strive for. That's how I understood it when I first read it, and also when reading this article.
Popup with "Do you want to download <several lines of random characters> from tomshardware.com ?" No thank you, and I won't be coming back.
Do you have other examples of how it's nicer? I've only ever heard of Elixir being the nicer alternative.
I wonder how many actual terrorists they pick up for saying "I'm here for terrorism"
In the readme, I only see four examples under each entry, and they are all dissimilar.
I prefer good static heads vs poor walking and talking. Didn't notice the prior to be a problem in Andor.
Thank you for that, what a fun read :D
I've made a few of these as doodles while waiting for other stuff. Great set of restrictions to inspire creativity. X Plus Star https://tixy.land/?code=%28sin%28t*0.8*-sqrt%28%28x-7.5%29**... Sin Sin…
Could it be that her work in pure, abstract mathematics, while important and foundational for some fields, remains too unrelatable for a wide audience? Maybe the same could be argued for Einstein's work, but…
"Fear and anguish of parenthood" as a movie?
I don't understand the bit about the execution order, nor how it's relevant in your day-to-day programming.
I would have thought it overkill to memory manage scrapers by hand. Do you need such succinct memory usage?
Danish is one.
AKA legalizing murder for rich people?
How did you learn those skills? I wouldn't know where to start with such a project.
Turn it upside down. Do the bare minimum of thinking and writing when setting up the initial test case, really just have it be scaffolding to run a single sunny scenario test case. Then let users (testers, other…
Your comment has me pondering. Is there such a thing as an unbiased human experience, let alone an unbiased human utterance? Everything we do is informed by the past, however indirectly and outwardly unpredictable.
Functions like map and range return lazy lists in Clojure. This is how I'd implement zip: (def zip (partial map vector)) ;;Usage: (zip (range) [:a :b :c]) ;;=> ([0 :a] [1 :b] [2 :c])
I didn't do any testing to figure out where the latency came from, but the article was pretty thorough in documenting the palpable difference between Ergodox and e.g. the Apple Magic keyboard. I managed to dig it up for…
Do two pull requests: one pure refactor, one pure logical change. I've been doing this at work, and it's great!
Just dive into it. After wanting to be a bit more descriptive and assertive about the input and output of certain functions in some code I was writing, I must have spent all of half an hour reading documentation and…
This sounds very interesting :) And I think Colin Flemming is doing something similar in Cursive? In any case, I'd like to see more of what you are talking about - do you have any more documentation of it, a writeup,…
I don't like QWERTY for a number of reasons, but feel forced to use it out of respect to my peers at work. I succeeded at learning a better alternative, Colemak, at home, since it is not far from QWERTY. But you don't…
That is indeed cool! Seems extremely handy and intuitive. I've seen more than one control structure library for Clojure that would make certain algorithms more smooth and "easier to read" in code - I just wonder if it's…
What's the development process like for a Rust-in-the-browser project like this? I mean, is it like; write some Rust - manually start a compile process - wait a while - view result in browser - repeat? Are there nice…
It seems more like a satirical observation than a calculated goal to strive for. That's how I understood it when I first read it, and also when reading this article.
Popup with "Do you want to download <several lines of random characters> from tomshardware.com ?" No thank you, and I won't be coming back.
Do you have other examples of how it's nicer? I've only ever heard of Elixir being the nicer alternative.
I wonder how many actual terrorists they pick up for saying "I'm here for terrorism"
In the readme, I only see four examples under each entry, and they are all dissimilar.
I prefer good static heads vs poor walking and talking. Didn't notice the prior to be a problem in Andor.
Thank you for that, what a fun read :D
I've made a few of these as doodles while waiting for other stuff. Great set of restrictions to inspire creativity. X Plus Star https://tixy.land/?code=%28sin%28t*0.8*-sqrt%28%28x-7.5%29**... Sin Sin…
Could it be that her work in pure, abstract mathematics, while important and foundational for some fields, remains too unrelatable for a wide audience? Maybe the same could be argued for Einstein's work, but…
"Fear and anguish of parenthood" as a movie?
I don't understand the bit about the execution order, nor how it's relevant in your day-to-day programming.
I would have thought it overkill to memory manage scrapers by hand. Do you need such succinct memory usage?
Danish is one.
AKA legalizing murder for rich people?
How did you learn those skills? I wouldn't know where to start with such a project.
Turn it upside down. Do the bare minimum of thinking and writing when setting up the initial test case, really just have it be scaffolding to run a single sunny scenario test case. Then let users (testers, other…
Your comment has me pondering. Is there such a thing as an unbiased human experience, let alone an unbiased human utterance? Everything we do is informed by the past, however indirectly and outwardly unpredictable.
Functions like map and range return lazy lists in Clojure. This is how I'd implement zip: (def zip (partial map vector)) ;;Usage: (zip (range) [:a :b :c]) ;;=> ([0 :a] [1 :b] [2 :c])
I didn't do any testing to figure out where the latency came from, but the article was pretty thorough in documenting the palpable difference between Ergodox and e.g. the Apple Magic keyboard. I managed to dig it up for…
Do two pull requests: one pure refactor, one pure logical change. I've been doing this at work, and it's great!
Just dive into it. After wanting to be a bit more descriptive and assertive about the input and output of certain functions in some code I was writing, I must have spent all of half an hour reading documentation and…
This sounds very interesting :) And I think Colin Flemming is doing something similar in Cursive? In any case, I'd like to see more of what you are talking about - do you have any more documentation of it, a writeup,…
I don't like QWERTY for a number of reasons, but feel forced to use it out of respect to my peers at work. I succeeded at learning a better alternative, Colemak, at home, since it is not far from QWERTY. But you don't…
That is indeed cool! Seems extremely handy and intuitive. I've seen more than one control structure library for Clojure that would make certain algorithms more smooth and "easier to read" in code - I just wonder if it's…
What's the development process like for a Rust-in-the-browser project like this? I mean, is it like; write some Rust - manually start a compile process - wait a while - view result in browser - repeat? Are there nice…