Just like the Catholic inquisition was a desperate attempt to exercise control all the while the Church was losing the ideological battle.
> Now this might seem like a hack, but it really is not. Most languages would either ask the programmers to explicitly call free() or implicitly call a magic runtime.deallocate() within a complex garbage collector. The…
This might work for hard sciences, but not for mathematics. Or, I dunno, paleontology or sociology or other stuff.
The difference is that web apps are on a tight sandbox.
Go needs to allocate a growing stack on the heap, needs to move it around, etc. It's not as efficient as Rust's async.
This makes sense. Thanks for the insight.
This kind of stuff should be on the stdlib if it's meant to be idiomatic.
Doesn't Pocket require a sign in too?
This stuff feels like a proof of concept that isn't really integrated to the rest of the language (Kinda like OCaml's OO). For example, it's unfortunate that Type, UniqueType and BorrowedType are different kinds (in…
This is called compatibilism and yeah it seems to be a mainstream view in the academic debate https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compatibilism https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/compatibilism/
bitcoins introduce an artificial scarcity with its mining algorithm (there's only so much bitcoins out there)
FISA is a rubber stamp court with zero oversight. In America they spy on dissidents too. It's just a matter of calling them terrorists. https://www.aclu.org/blog/national-security/privacy-and-surv...
> Ugh if you read the article, you would know that the UB described here is the same in Rust. Rust doesn't have a formal memory model yet, but it's already known that UB in Rust is quite restricted:…
> Same is true for DE's I think. Many of the things that differentiates DE's could probably be offered as configuration within one DE, with less workload but no or very little reduction in diversity. Perhaps if this DE…
Resolution isn't really brute force search, in that it doesn't search all possible solutions at random; the search is directed by the programmer's rules. But yeah, it involves quite a lot of backtracking, that happens…
You can't take the code as-is and turn it into proprietary code. You need to build a derivative work that contains the permissive code plus some other proprietary stuff.
This confusion/imprecision is only common among non-technical people. When a software project describes themselves as open source, in the overwhelming majority of cases they actually mean this…
I would add Concepts, Techniques, and Models of Computer Programming. It's about programming paradigms in general, and helps in contextualizing functional programming in a broader context…
it's probably better to use capabilities (as in: having a secure handler to some resource means having some kind of access to it), instead of ACLs. As in Sandstorm (see…
And it's due to bloat; the same kind of bloat that leads people to add megabytes of javascript and other resources to simple articles.
Unsafe Rust has a little less rope than C because there are less cases that can lead to undefined behavior (see https://doc.rust-lang.org/nomicon/what-unsafe-does.html and…
You're building equity with the difference between rent (plus repairs etc) and the mortgage. The renter isn't.
Just like the Catholic inquisition was a desperate attempt to exercise control all the while the Church was losing the ideological battle.
> Now this might seem like a hack, but it really is not. Most languages would either ask the programmers to explicitly call free() or implicitly call a magic runtime.deallocate() within a complex garbage collector. The…
This might work for hard sciences, but not for mathematics. Or, I dunno, paleontology or sociology or other stuff.
The difference is that web apps are on a tight sandbox.
Go needs to allocate a growing stack on the heap, needs to move it around, etc. It's not as efficient as Rust's async.
This makes sense. Thanks for the insight.
This kind of stuff should be on the stdlib if it's meant to be idiomatic.
Doesn't Pocket require a sign in too?
This stuff feels like a proof of concept that isn't really integrated to the rest of the language (Kinda like OCaml's OO). For example, it's unfortunate that Type, UniqueType and BorrowedType are different kinds (in…
This is called compatibilism and yeah it seems to be a mainstream view in the academic debate https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compatibilism https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/compatibilism/
bitcoins introduce an artificial scarcity with its mining algorithm (there's only so much bitcoins out there)
FISA is a rubber stamp court with zero oversight. In America they spy on dissidents too. It's just a matter of calling them terrorists. https://www.aclu.org/blog/national-security/privacy-and-surv...
> Ugh if you read the article, you would know that the UB described here is the same in Rust. Rust doesn't have a formal memory model yet, but it's already known that UB in Rust is quite restricted:…
> Same is true for DE's I think. Many of the things that differentiates DE's could probably be offered as configuration within one DE, with less workload but no or very little reduction in diversity. Perhaps if this DE…
Resolution isn't really brute force search, in that it doesn't search all possible solutions at random; the search is directed by the programmer's rules. But yeah, it involves quite a lot of backtracking, that happens…
You can't take the code as-is and turn it into proprietary code. You need to build a derivative work that contains the permissive code plus some other proprietary stuff.
This confusion/imprecision is only common among non-technical people. When a software project describes themselves as open source, in the overwhelming majority of cases they actually mean this…
I would add Concepts, Techniques, and Models of Computer Programming. It's about programming paradigms in general, and helps in contextualizing functional programming in a broader context…
it's probably better to use capabilities (as in: having a secure handler to some resource means having some kind of access to it), instead of ACLs. As in Sandstorm (see…
And it's due to bloat; the same kind of bloat that leads people to add megabytes of javascript and other resources to simple articles.
Unsafe Rust has a little less rope than C because there are less cases that can lead to undefined behavior (see https://doc.rust-lang.org/nomicon/what-unsafe-does.html and…
You're building equity with the difference between rent (plus repairs etc) and the mortgage. The renter isn't.