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axilmar
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> Considering D has very impressive compile time execution and will allow allocating of class objects, I think D wins on static allocation. What you have shown is stack vs heap allocation which as I have shown, D does allow. I am not arguing performance, I am arguing consistence and orthogonality. > No, we did ...
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I'm not arguing that C++ code will run faster than JavaScript. You can throw this test against any interpreted language and C++ will likely perform better. You said that JavaScript slowness is generally well known. I have a feeling you don't actually write or even know much about JavaScript.
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mcguire
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> [...] Did I say that any of these features were unique to Go? [...] Are you saying that someone shouldn't desire these features rolled up into a single language? You are absolutely correct. My previous post did not do a very good job of addressing *your* post; I apologize. To summarize some of your points, Go co...
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FeepingCreature
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Well I must admit I'm talking as somebody who didn't use VS much, but I can't think of any dev tools that unambiguously demonstrate the superiority of commercial dev offhand. Know any? Development tools is one area where I'd genuinely expect OSS to be superior, because it's exactly the kind of toolchain that OSS progr...
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deadwisdom
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I'm not really sure what Reason/Ableton are but as a programmer, I've always wanted something like this. In my head, music and notes are not spatial, like what you see on a keyboard, or in one of those programs, rather it's exactly like numbers. So being able to define, for instance, a melody using only steps (:vi :v...
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kuhbert
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I think the integer test is very unfair. In many cases V8 runs with nearly the same speed as the equivalent of C++ does. As already mentioned V8 is VERY fast. Only actions on the DOM makes Javascript looking slow in Browsers. Here are some other running times: Java: 12.654s, PyPy-1.6: 49.795s
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Rhinoid
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Anyone knows how i would even get c++11 to run on my mac? Emacs supposedly does syntax highlighting already, but i read getting the latest gnu up and running is not trivial Pointers would be greatly appreciated In any case. Good initiative. +1
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player2
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I'm sorry, but Visual Studio is by far the best IDE and debugger available for any platform.
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bstamour
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If you need a compiler, you can build gcc 4.6.1 from source. Then invoke the compiler with the -std=c++0x flag. As for syntax highlighting, I'm not too sure. I use emacs also, and I just put up with its lack of C++11 support for now... Edit: Sorry I missed it when you mentioned that getting the latest compiler up and...
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brandf
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The DirectX SDK has better samples than any OpenGL site I've found.
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elyscape
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I suppose that's what I get for thinking my brain works at 3 in the morning.
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GMNightmare
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The fun thing about your argument is all it's entirely based upon is a bunch of "what ifs", without touching upon ANYTHING I said at all. Ignoring what I said then making BS up isn't kosher. In business software, documentation doesn't just magically get lost like that. And normally documentation is located within the...
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Tristanus
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Out of all the languages around just now, I'd say it's Ruby is the one with the fans that are try too hard to be cool, and that's nearly unbearable. Java doesn't need to be cool and like that, its functional, it just needs cleaning up of warts in the language that have accrued over the many many years its been develop...
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ricemilk
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Half-life??
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theoldboy
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rand() is a shitty [PRNG](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudorandom_number_generator) and has been known as such for decades. CPU power has nothing to do with it. There are thousands of better PRNGs out there that are more suitable for Monte Carlo simulations, e.g. [the Mersenne twister](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M...
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DenisDollfus
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Wrong feeling! Do you mean that seasoned JavaScript developers believe that JS runs as fast as native code?
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beej71
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I have JS running 18x faster than CPython for that code. JS running 4x slower than C isn't exactly damning for real-world use.
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Gotebe
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>My biggest complaint with the Unix philosophy is that everything is piped between commands in textual format. Mine, too. How big of a tool you need to be to consider piping text through a valid approach to solving shell scripting problems!? Un-fuckin' believeable!
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>Ok, I don't know why people love Lua, but TIOBE tells me they do. Easy to embed in C/C++ and interoperability between them is not hard, language is high level and VM implementation is the gold standard of scripting language performance. Also if complex = compound then Scala is complex along with most standard OO ...
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Manitcor
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You just want to be able to modify the program while its running? .NET with VisualStudio will do this with applications built and running in 32-bit address spaces. They don't have it working for x64 compilation yet. .NET 4.0 also added a live system debugger allowing you to walk through code on production systems an...
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meddlepal
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As a developer that uses Java/Groovy at work and Scala for personal projects I am very interested in Kotlin as well. A simplification of Scala, but more flexible than Java - plus what should be world-class tooling for the language right out of the gate. Of course all of this might be moot in a few years if Oracle can s...
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massivebitchtits
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Yeah. It's a shame most people seem to have missed out on the wonders of plan9.
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vogrez
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It really depends on your use. If you need to record a song and need a cool sound for an instrument you might use a plugin or hardware synth, record it and finish with it (and get paid if you're lucky). After reading a couple of chapters from Designing Sound [[1](http://mitpress.mit.edu/catalog/item/default.asp?ttype=...
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This is laughably false. Rendermen uses a REYES renderer. It has absolutely nothing to do with OpenGL.
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vogrez
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You could look at SuperCollider (the sound synthesis engine of Impromptu). It comes with it's own language (sclang). It may be less elegant than lisp, but it is very Ruby\Smalltalk-like - having experience with Python might be a better start.
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split_electron
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seriously ? Did you even read my question ?
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kuhbert
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My Python (2.7.1) and Ruby (1.9.2p180) versions for that code were freaking slow. I gave up after running them approx. ten minutes. Using the JIT in PyPy (1.6) it took 49.795s.
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ZeMoose
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Anyone else having trouble with the video not loading?
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Anpheus
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This is pretty fantastic. Microsoft seems very confident of their deduplication algorithm and I'd love to see what it is that is their "secret sauce". They announced at BUILD that they had essentially "solved" storage deduplication (high performance dedupe on spinning disk media), and they announced they had embedded ...
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marqmike2
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Because it's lisp.
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smek2
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Don't get me wrong, it's not like your site sucks. It's just with the post title like that, the reality of the content was rather disappointing. Awesomeness aside, i welcome free educational websites.
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Taladar
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If your goal is to drive developers insane maybe. Windows is by far the platform with the worst development tools out there. How can VS be a good IDE if even the compiler sucks? Now I am talking C++ here, the only language I have personal experience with on all three major platforms. I am sure .NET is not quite as bad...
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Taladar
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Emacs is not really complex, just large.
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tommorris
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I have a funny feeling that the intersection of proggit readers and professional astrologers may be rather small.
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bitshifternz
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That will build everything. He said the tool was a lot faster than a full compilation, e.g. seconds instead of minutes. I haven't tried it though.
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apullin
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Git is fundamentally flawed. Using git makes whatever project you are working on literally completely inaccessible to Windows users. OK, so, you'll disagree and point me to some GIT for Windows release ... that requires installing Cygwin, and MinGW, and MSYS ... investing maybe 30+ hours in fiddling with something that...
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olov
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I wouldn't be surprised if .NET4.0 and its corresponding version of Visual Studio is even better than VS2005 (which already caught me by surprise). But can it add new methods/functions? Can it modify a partially evaluated expression, with minimal reevaluation? Can you start from scratch and edit-and-continue your way t...
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[Repost from yesterday](http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/l55ki/code_hard_with_java/) and not Programming.
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kibedodo
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You should try PortableGit.
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troyanonymous1
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And the tools have to be simple and reusable! Programmers will go bankrupt!
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Kaell311
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What frequencies can it jam? Does it work on police speed detectors?
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snarkhunter
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Some of us don't care about running on Windows. What you've described isn't a flaw, it's a feature!!!
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akmark
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That explains why I was getting confused when I was tabbing out proggit. :(
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NruJaC
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Right, I left that part out. After learning LISP, I can't look at XML without dying a little on the inside...
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>And on the last siggraph (or was it gdc? sorry cant remember) most academic papers were using DX too. I wouldn't be too surprised for GDC as it is (obviously) industry centric, but I think you're mistaken for SIGGRAPH (if anyone has time to dig in the papers to verify/deny that claim, I'd love to hear it). All of ...
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ithika
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OP is redditor for *21 days*. I would rather listen to my cat's opinion of how this community works. I don't have a cat.
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adrianmonk
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That doesn't tell me much of anything. I don't know what kind of cards (playing cards? greeting cards? cue cards?), and I don't know what type of geometric operations are going to be done with them.
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There's a bizarre subcurrent in /r/programming of aggressive ignorance.
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Manitcor
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Likely no, but the question I have for you. Can your pattern do all that in a compiled instead of an interpreted language. Live programming is a great concept have you done any work into how it might work in a compiled platform like Java, C#, C++, etc.
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wowoc
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His last name is Fijalkowsk**i** (you ate an 'i').
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duhderpderpherp
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No offense to programmers since I can appreciate the skill but that sounds boring as fuck to watch someone type code at a live event.
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gobongo
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Calling the guy a "liar" is harsh, but the guy you downvoted has a point despite your experience. "In SourceSafe, that means no one else can modify it." I don't think that is a lie in that I don't think the OP realized he was wrong, but he was. SourceSafe *can* be configured to use exclusive file locking, but it...
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krypton86
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I'd recommend Supercollider before impromptu. It's more flexible. Also, are you familiar with Csound? It's not OO like Supercollider, but it's quite powerful.
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jhomarz
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You should find more about Ableton Live + Max for Live combo, granted, a visual programming language may be "offensive" to you but it certainly doesn't lack any feature.
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DenisDollfus
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> JS running 4x slower than C isn't exactly damning for real-world use. I definitely agree, provided that JS is used for short processing, mainly acting on DOM elements and retrieving data.
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gobongo
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Having used VSS and ClearCase at various jobs in the thankfully distant past, both of those systems were horrible and VSS maybe even wins because at least you didn't have to pay close to the GDP of a small country to use it once you factored in licensing costs, dedicated admin costs, etc.
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scubaguy
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> I don't understand why the tone of your question has to be so aggressive. Did you read his past replies to other topics?
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ddvlad
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You can use [Highlight](http://www.andre-simon.de/) and copy-paste a makefile, it's all it took for me.
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n3xg3n
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> Keep the syntax light and the algorithm tight. ... >Keep the syntax light ... >syntax light riiiiiiiiight.
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MatrixFrog
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No. The goals of open source are different from the goals of free software. [This recent post in /r/opensource](http://www.reddit.com/r/opensource/comments/l56lb/the_truth_about_free_software/) briefly explains the difference.
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bonefry
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The author says that "piping rich objects is far more powerful" than piping just text. I disagree - piping objects is AGAINST the Unix philosophy and I also don't see a clear argument for it. In Unix a simple implementation is always preferred over a simple interface. This notion in fact also transcends Unix - every t...
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formode
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http://code.google.com/p/gitextensions/ Works like a charm, nearly seamless visual studio integration too.
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Whanhee
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There was some yellow, to be fair.
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gorilla_the_ape
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Any fork is due to sorne differences in goals and policies.
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olov
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I've already mentioned this in the thesis but to summarize: It should be possible to implement Live programming environments for interpreted and compiled languages, statically typed and dynamically typed languages. Permutate as you wish. Not saying its easy though. Dynamically typed languages will benefit the most fr...
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henk53
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Indeed, Ruby is trying even harder. Purely going by one of the many blog posts (especially those from a few years ago), one couldn't conclude anything other than that Ruby dominated the landscape or at least soon would be. Then the harsh reality... Something between 1% and 2% of programming work being done is in Ruby...
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Manitcor
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Thanks for the info. I'll certainly take a deeper look. I am buried in code today and fear reading your paper will derail any thoughts I'm trying to focus on my current project ;-)
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MatrixFrog
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I don't see it as "some differences", I see it as a totally different organization, with completely different goals. A fork of the FSF, the way the OP is describing it, if I'm understanding correctly, would have roughly the same mission statement as the FSF, talk about the four freedoms, etc.
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TapirMonkey
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I just tried it on Ubuntu, following the notes on the wiki page on github, whilst I can also make it beep, it crashes doing anything more complex :(
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mindcandy
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Links?
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DenisDollfus
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> In many cases V8 runs with nearly the same speed as the equivalent of C++ does. I'm skeptical. Do you have any link, reference or something that support that?
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yaxu
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There's actually research into trackers in the same computer science dept where Sam Aaron is based, e.g. http://www.nashnet.co.uk/english/revisit/documentation.htm
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AgentConundrum
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That is a brilliant table. I'm convinced!
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Manitcor
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sweet, and to be honest I guess I should not be surprised. I mean after all why start from scratch when there was quite a lively community back in the 90's that figured a lot of cool stuff out that can be leveraged to take it up a notch?
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Xarnon
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>my fellow ent We're in /r/programming/, so how did you know I used to smoke? Are you *stalking* me?
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nekmok
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Even if you don't know programming it can actually be quite intriguing to watch. There is usually more than one coder/musician and sometimes someone coding visuals. Music can be so many things you know... this is just another one. And it's nothing at all like Robbie Williams singing "let me entertain you".
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mbetter
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Max is fucking awesome but it costs like a billion dollars. As a hack, I can't justify the money.
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elder_george
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C# is old enough to have some legacy warts. `delegate` keyword is one of them =)
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Oh no worries. I'm just grateful to read it.
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jrochkind
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He's actually already got more than the two URLs he suggests he has, he's got: /owners/*/dogs too. I kind of wish he'd show us how he'd treat some of the more edge cases in his original poorly designed URLs too, eg: /createRecurringDogWalk /getRecurringDogWalkSchedule Both of these are clearly things yo...
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Xarnon
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I think Devcpp's source is GPL-ed, and [this guy](http://orwellengine.blogspot.com/) has updated Devcpp and fixed an amount of bugs. Sadly, this newer version can't compile the library I'm using. I think it's because of the newer compiler. I'm still stuck with 3.*, but I'm changing code in gVim now, so I won't have to...
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fripletister
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I glanced at your user page...depends on your definition of stalking I guess. :P
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wildmonkeymind
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In my experience they're actually pretty overrated.
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akmark
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I don't feel like it is aggressive ignorance, but articles that poorly sell what they are trying to share knowledge-wise. For instance the introductory sentence: > Monoids are a mathematical abstraction with plenty of applications in computer science, especially in functional programming. This says nothing useful ...
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False
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gigitrix
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Well I use an IDE where it just works, so...
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False
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qwertyboy
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Two words: pure data.
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gigitrix
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It isn't just cost. They'd want a "free as in liberty" solution anyway eventually...
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gigitrix
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[citation needed]
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-2
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michaelstripe
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I remember taking a functional programming course in university one year using PLT-Scheme, repeating the course the next semester and suddenly we're using Racket.
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False
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wildmonkeymind
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Yeah, mainly because most people think we're all still using 90's Java and only care about what's "cool" rather than what's best for the job.
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nekmok
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Pd changed my life. True story.
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MaxGene
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September 30 was the latest release, if you can believe that.
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tjdziuba
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Unix uses text as a data format because it is human readable and editable with basic tools. You cannot say the same for complex objects.
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