https://wiki.tcl-lang.org/page/How+do+you+say+%27Tcl%27 > It was a good decision to invent tcltest rather than, say, "testtcl". Or, better yet, do not say the latter, at least in English.
Oh, I missed that. I guess it's alright then. I thought they chose this particular example to "showcase" Tcl by comparison.
#!/usr/bin/env tclsh puts $argv I kinda wanted to stop reading after this example. It feels dishonest to start with an example for which there is a builtin. Why didn't you show instead how to output arguments joined by…
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> I don’t consider email to be a legal form of communication. The flipside of requiring a provider to submit paperwork to terminate your service, is the situation where in order to setup a new server with DO you'd have…
How do you deal with customers that don't reply to email notifications and don't have a phone number on file? I can appreciate how terrible must have been to suddenly find all your servers shut down, and I understand…
> the first 90% takes 10% of the time, the last 10% takes 90%. Is the second part of that statement necessary?
google translate gives a different translation: data shredder or data destructor https://translate.google.com/?sl=el&tl=en&text=%CE%BA%CE%B1%...
This is really cool! Could you please add a keyboard shortcut for focusing the input field? (perhaps a forward slash '/' like on Youtube or Github)
Sometimes I know that a precise word for what I want to say exists, and I'll know it when I see it, but I can't quite remember it in the moment. In those cases I search thesaurus for synonyms to related words; or maybe…
FIY, you can write `data4.all?(Integer)` because `all?` can take a pattern instead of a block, and it uses the === (just like case...when) I just learned this myself from another comment in this thread. UPD: why do you…
That's likely because the pattern matching usage was a late addition to the article (wasn't planned from the start)
> Wait what Ruby's triple equals (`===`) is defined differently based on the type of the operand on the left hand side. `a === b` is syntactic sugar for `a.===(b)`; and for classes `klass.===(other)` is defined as…
> but without an attached probability there isn't much to learn. But there is an attached probability implicitly. I can make some common sense assumptions about the number of people that have ever done LSD and get a…
> hallucinogens sometimes cause minor hallucinations indefinitely The author definitely did not think those were minor side-effects. > What's missing, crucially, is the only useful information- how many of each there…
How can you trust that whatever the expression used in Finnish to denote "Artificial Intelligence" uses "wit" when translated back into English? Words in one language often don't have an exact counterpart in another…
Do they have an extensive test suite? I would imagine that it's quite easy to introduce subtle bugs when porting tricky algorithms and other sciency software.
What happened on jun 14? (the dramatic drop in memory usage) Edit: I guess this (https://github.com/ruby/ruby/pull/5944) PR was merged.
But why would a compiler engineer that's not familiar with Ruby work on Ruby? They have so many other languages to choose from. I don't necessarily think that writing a JIT in Ruby is a good strategy to attract people…
Have you mastered 9 finger touch-typing?
Really fun game, congrats! And good job sticking to it for so long, and getting it out there! I'm curious whether you wrote an automatic solver to find the optimal number of moves per level? And does the number of moves…
Yes, about 50 square meters of leaf surface per human to offset their CO2 output. https://space.stackexchange.com/questions/26668/how-many-pla...
The image for the flag of Micronesia (./flags/fm.png) is missing.
I think you may be confounding different kinds of understanding. There's a big difference between understanding what a statement is saying, versus understanding why a statement must hold true. And understanding why a…
Does the desired behavior continue after the initial 28 day period? One problem I encountered when I tried to change my behavior using similar methods is that I don't know how strict I should be with myself. For example…
https://wiki.tcl-lang.org/page/How+do+you+say+%27Tcl%27 > It was a good decision to invent tcltest rather than, say, "testtcl". Or, better yet, do not say the latter, at least in English.
Oh, I missed that. I guess it's alright then. I thought they chose this particular example to "showcase" Tcl by comparison.
#!/usr/bin/env tclsh puts $argv I kinda wanted to stop reading after this example. It feels dishonest to start with an example for which there is a builtin. Why didn't you show instead how to output arguments joined by…
Initial Coin Offering
> I don’t consider email to be a legal form of communication. The flipside of requiring a provider to submit paperwork to terminate your service, is the situation where in order to setup a new server with DO you'd have…
How do you deal with customers that don't reply to email notifications and don't have a phone number on file? I can appreciate how terrible must have been to suddenly find all your servers shut down, and I understand…
> the first 90% takes 10% of the time, the last 10% takes 90%. Is the second part of that statement necessary?
google translate gives a different translation: data shredder or data destructor https://translate.google.com/?sl=el&tl=en&text=%CE%BA%CE%B1%...
This is really cool! Could you please add a keyboard shortcut for focusing the input field? (perhaps a forward slash '/' like on Youtube or Github)
Sometimes I know that a precise word for what I want to say exists, and I'll know it when I see it, but I can't quite remember it in the moment. In those cases I search thesaurus for synonyms to related words; or maybe…
FIY, you can write `data4.all?(Integer)` because `all?` can take a pattern instead of a block, and it uses the === (just like case...when) I just learned this myself from another comment in this thread. UPD: why do you…
That's likely because the pattern matching usage was a late addition to the article (wasn't planned from the start)
> Wait what Ruby's triple equals (`===`) is defined differently based on the type of the operand on the left hand side. `a === b` is syntactic sugar for `a.===(b)`; and for classes `klass.===(other)` is defined as…
> but without an attached probability there isn't much to learn. But there is an attached probability implicitly. I can make some common sense assumptions about the number of people that have ever done LSD and get a…
> hallucinogens sometimes cause minor hallucinations indefinitely The author definitely did not think those were minor side-effects. > What's missing, crucially, is the only useful information- how many of each there…
How can you trust that whatever the expression used in Finnish to denote "Artificial Intelligence" uses "wit" when translated back into English? Words in one language often don't have an exact counterpart in another…
Do they have an extensive test suite? I would imagine that it's quite easy to introduce subtle bugs when porting tricky algorithms and other sciency software.
What happened on jun 14? (the dramatic drop in memory usage) Edit: I guess this (https://github.com/ruby/ruby/pull/5944) PR was merged.
But why would a compiler engineer that's not familiar with Ruby work on Ruby? They have so many other languages to choose from. I don't necessarily think that writing a JIT in Ruby is a good strategy to attract people…
Have you mastered 9 finger touch-typing?
Really fun game, congrats! And good job sticking to it for so long, and getting it out there! I'm curious whether you wrote an automatic solver to find the optimal number of moves per level? And does the number of moves…
Yes, about 50 square meters of leaf surface per human to offset their CO2 output. https://space.stackexchange.com/questions/26668/how-many-pla...
The image for the flag of Micronesia (./flags/fm.png) is missing.
I think you may be confounding different kinds of understanding. There's a big difference between understanding what a statement is saying, versus understanding why a statement must hold true. And understanding why a…
Does the desired behavior continue after the initial 28 day period? One problem I encountered when I tried to change my behavior using similar methods is that I don't know how strict I should be with myself. For example…