Cancerous tumours will continue to grow if any cancer cells are left - surgery is usually necessary but won't cure it. Glioblastoma are some of the most aggressive brain tumours on top of that.
I've read through maybe half and doubt you'll find it useful for Rust development. If you're interested in learning a dependently typed language it is fantastic though.
I took up film photography after catching up with a friend that was in to it. They shared some photos from when we met up and there was such a sense of nostalgia to them. I did some research and found a camera that fit…
If you have WebGPU compute support available, you'd probably wanna go straight to using WebGPU instead of WebGL for rendering too. But I don't see why it wouldn't be possible to use the result in WebGL afterwards -…
I still have my N9 lying around somewhere - had to get the sim tray replaced two or three times but otherwise I loved it. How did you update the security certificates? I tried to boot mine up a while back but it was…
Not quite - think of the functor as a container for the recursive field, not the values attached to leaves. The leaf is your base recursive case and doesn't have a value to map over. Having your functor instance map…
I had chemo for a brain tumour when I was 11 years old, and while it certainly affected my thinking during the treatment and maybe a few years afterwards, you wouldn’t be able to tell now (15y later). The brain is…
A little off topic, but Racket is definitely used by Naughty Dog in their games. Here's a talk they did a while back https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSmqbnhHp1c
The do block syntax is actually just a syntax sugar for the `bind` function (also written `>>=`). The above would de-sugar to something like this (I may have syntax wrong): getData >>= \a -> getMoreData a >>= \b ->…
Visio had a line of TVs that we're almost this - they had no TV tuner, minimum UI, a tiny simple remote and just a Chromecast built in. After I had mine for a year it got an automatic update giving it a horrible smart…
That's awesome. I recently made a chip-8 emulator in haskell, funnily enough: github.com/tominated/chip-8-vm
I believe that is the will of the publishers that are using Steam, not Valve.
I was searching for the same thing myself recently, and it seems that DHH is against having any sort of logic in the database - he believes that all validations and constraints should be in the application instead of…
I started out doing HTML/CSS and very little PHP (enough to slightly customise wordpress themes) back in high school. In grade 12 I got on to a national competition sort of thing that taught you python as you went and…
I did this challenge when I was in year 12 in 2010. It was great fun and is one of the main reasons I got in to programming professionally.
Oh cool. Last I heard was that they weren't going to use Blink.
Blink is Google's fork of WebKit, which is being used in the upcoming versions of Chrome. Opera is using plain WebKit.
You and me both. I miss it whenever I use a phone that isn't my N9. It just seems so natural. The actual shape of the phone helped a lot though - I don't think it would work as well if the front was completely flat.
Of course this happens on the day I finally receive mine...
You can use Home, End, Pg Up, Pg Dn by holding fn while using the arrow keys.
You can install the command line tools without XCode if you download them from the Apple Developer site.
Might I also suggest along those lines, The Alessandro MS-1i headphones. They have the same drivers as the SR80, but they are slightly cheaper (depending where you're buying from).
I've been meaning to give clojurescript a try (I've fiddled with clojure), but is there anything comparable to backbone or ember?
Pretty awesome. One thing that puzzles me is that the preview is showing a fish prompt, but it only outputs an Xresources file.
I got a beta invite about a week ago, but after reading how they only want you to use JST templates and such I avoided it. Is this actually the case or is that just the standard template (and documentation)…
Cancerous tumours will continue to grow if any cancer cells are left - surgery is usually necessary but won't cure it. Glioblastoma are some of the most aggressive brain tumours on top of that.
I've read through maybe half and doubt you'll find it useful for Rust development. If you're interested in learning a dependently typed language it is fantastic though.
I took up film photography after catching up with a friend that was in to it. They shared some photos from when we met up and there was such a sense of nostalgia to them. I did some research and found a camera that fit…
If you have WebGPU compute support available, you'd probably wanna go straight to using WebGPU instead of WebGL for rendering too. But I don't see why it wouldn't be possible to use the result in WebGL afterwards -…
I still have my N9 lying around somewhere - had to get the sim tray replaced two or three times but otherwise I loved it. How did you update the security certificates? I tried to boot mine up a while back but it was…
Not quite - think of the functor as a container for the recursive field, not the values attached to leaves. The leaf is your base recursive case and doesn't have a value to map over. Having your functor instance map…
I had chemo for a brain tumour when I was 11 years old, and while it certainly affected my thinking during the treatment and maybe a few years afterwards, you wouldn’t be able to tell now (15y later). The brain is…
A little off topic, but Racket is definitely used by Naughty Dog in their games. Here's a talk they did a while back https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSmqbnhHp1c
The do block syntax is actually just a syntax sugar for the `bind` function (also written `>>=`). The above would de-sugar to something like this (I may have syntax wrong): getData >>= \a -> getMoreData a >>= \b ->…
Visio had a line of TVs that we're almost this - they had no TV tuner, minimum UI, a tiny simple remote and just a Chromecast built in. After I had mine for a year it got an automatic update giving it a horrible smart…
That's awesome. I recently made a chip-8 emulator in haskell, funnily enough: github.com/tominated/chip-8-vm
I believe that is the will of the publishers that are using Steam, not Valve.
I was searching for the same thing myself recently, and it seems that DHH is against having any sort of logic in the database - he believes that all validations and constraints should be in the application instead of…
I started out doing HTML/CSS and very little PHP (enough to slightly customise wordpress themes) back in high school. In grade 12 I got on to a national competition sort of thing that taught you python as you went and…
I did this challenge when I was in year 12 in 2010. It was great fun and is one of the main reasons I got in to programming professionally.
Oh cool. Last I heard was that they weren't going to use Blink.
Blink is Google's fork of WebKit, which is being used in the upcoming versions of Chrome. Opera is using plain WebKit.
You and me both. I miss it whenever I use a phone that isn't my N9. It just seems so natural. The actual shape of the phone helped a lot though - I don't think it would work as well if the front was completely flat.
Of course this happens on the day I finally receive mine...
You can use Home, End, Pg Up, Pg Dn by holding fn while using the arrow keys.
You can install the command line tools without XCode if you download them from the Apple Developer site.
Might I also suggest along those lines, The Alessandro MS-1i headphones. They have the same drivers as the SR80, but they are slightly cheaper (depending where you're buying from).
I've been meaning to give clojurescript a try (I've fiddled with clojure), but is there anything comparable to backbone or ember?
Pretty awesome. One thing that puzzles me is that the preview is showing a fish prompt, but it only outputs an Xresources file.
I got a beta invite about a week ago, but after reading how they only want you to use JST templates and such I avoided it. Is this actually the case or is that just the standard template (and documentation)…