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”every pointer is simply adding a dimension to the data.” No, it’s not. The concept of having a pointer to a pointer has nothing to do with the concept of dimensionality. You must be thinking of lists of lists (of…
Holodeck is just around the corner
Probably written by a language model
Ah, configurable data loss.
What? In JS async/await is _literally_ syntactic sugar for returning/thening promises.
const value1 = await task1(init); const value2 = await task2(value1);
That’s not ”raw Promise” syntax, that’s Thenable syntax. Compare with const myPromise = new Promise((resolve, reject) => resolve(”foo”)); Afterwards either try-catch await myPromise, or use myPromise.then().catch()
It’s only the irreversible MAOIs that get a bad rap for being somewhat incompatible with certain foods and other medicines. These MAOIs are reversible, i.e. they will release from their substrate (the MAO enzymes) after…
Number is not semantically compatible with raw 64-bit integer, so you might as well wish for a native const counter = UInt64(42); The current state of the art is const counter = BigInt.asUintN(64, 42);
This seems like an opaque supply chain attack waiting to happen.
The Harmala family of alkaloids is indeed psychoactive. They are found not only in Ayahuasca ingredient Banisteriopsis caapi vine, but also in tobacco smoke and brewed coffee. Those are the two most common sources in…
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”every pointer is simply adding a dimension to the data.” No, it’s not. The concept of having a pointer to a pointer has nothing to do with the concept of dimensionality. You must be thinking of lists of lists (of…
Holodeck is just around the corner
Probably written by a language model
Ah, configurable data loss.
What? In JS async/await is _literally_ syntactic sugar for returning/thening promises.
const value1 = await task1(init); const value2 = await task2(value1);
That’s not ”raw Promise” syntax, that’s Thenable syntax. Compare with const myPromise = new Promise((resolve, reject) => resolve(”foo”)); Afterwards either try-catch await myPromise, or use myPromise.then().catch()
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It’s only the irreversible MAOIs that get a bad rap for being somewhat incompatible with certain foods and other medicines. These MAOIs are reversible, i.e. they will release from their substrate (the MAO enzymes) after…
Number is not semantically compatible with raw 64-bit integer, so you might as well wish for a native const counter = UInt64(42); The current state of the art is const counter = BigInt.asUintN(64, 42);
This seems like an opaque supply chain attack waiting to happen.
The Harmala family of alkaloids is indeed psychoactive. They are found not only in Ayahuasca ingredient Banisteriopsis caapi vine, but also in tobacco smoke and brewed coffee. Those are the two most common sources in…