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badsectoracula
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One reply wasn't enough? :-P
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julesjacobs
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Agreed on both points: weak head normal form and Cilk's low level are problematic. I'm not sure that something like that would have much value over sparks/spawn in a strict language. Putting in a few spawns is not hard, the hard part is designing your algorithm in such a way that the dataflow makes it amenable to para...
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flukshun
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> Still, it's pretty cool that he built his own 64bit OS. Plus, he's batshit insane. FTFY
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badsectoracula
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Hm ok. Microsoft's [documentation](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/hh464942%28v=vs.85%29.aspx) isn't clear about this, but i assumed that since you can use (part of) Win32 and that so far everything "better than Win32" Microsoft has made was actually built on top of Win32 that WinRT is part of it t...
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TrivialSolutions
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I had a dog lick my dick once, or tried to 1986. I hit a guy with my car in 1999 on purpose. I tried to get Brazil to invade the US. I made robots for the IRA. God says... C:\TEXT\BIBLE.TXT e way that he came, by the same shall he return, and shall not come into this city, saith the LORD. 19:34 For I will defend ...
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StrangeWill
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>A) I don't think there is. Anything comparable has memory protection. TBH: If you want anyone outside of _yourself_ write code for your OS (hopeful thinking for any hobby OS), ever, you should have it. I surely am not going to trust _you_ to behave yourself, why should you trust me?
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sanity
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> That's true, I had a lot of pain with it in early 2000s, and the bad experience has been enforced by seeing lots of bad Java projects since then, from close and from afar. There are bad projects in every language, and bad programmers for every language. I think you have to judge languages by how they are used by...
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StrangeWill
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I'm pretty sure _you're_ the Linux fanboy. ;)
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mcguire
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Only if 9ren can do it in assembly.
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> TBH: If you want anyone outside of yourself write code for your OS (hopeful thinking for any hobby OS), ever, you should have it. I don't think that's the point of this OS. The point of this os is to have fun programming, and (serious) programming without memory protection is a rare treat.
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mindsound
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If you click through to the [flash version](http://wonderfl.net/c/qszD), there is full source. Edit: Hahaha, I said that before realizing that of course the post is a [Javascript implementation](http://tholman.com/series/flash-forward/ports/multiphase-flow/01/js/flow.js). D'oh.
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I never said those were contradictory statements either, but if you investigate what he says you'll see dangerous suggestions >...The useful answer is knowing that in practice it is 4, **and proceeding on that assumption.** Which is worthless and harmful cowboy coder advice.
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unduggenned
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Here I was, hoping for a phase transition at high density.
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StrangeWill
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It's understandable as a fun hobby project and a fun implementation of an OS, but it's also an understandable complaint as a design flaw with the idea of "well I'll never really be able to download anything anyone else writes for this".
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jmelesky
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Main-stream languages? or time-proven practical functional languages? The venn diagram of those doesn't exactly have overlap. My point is that Racket is the latter, which is what you were complaining about. It's not "new", nor "crappy". Let me ask you this: exactly what programming languages are worth the time and ef...
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ToastyMallows
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WAT
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ondra
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The paging unit can be disabled, though. Even putting the kernel in a separate protected segment would make a big difference.
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HughJorgan1986
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Yes, he did, but I guess my post may have been humiliating to him. That's not my intention, I have respect for him.
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SickZX6R
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WOW, that is really cool. By wiggling my mouse up and down, I got little mini waves of destruction that settled down, just before the big one that exploded everything.
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TrivialSolutions
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This site has zero Republicans or Christians. Maybe we each live in our own reality? God says... C:\TEXT\SWIFT.TXT ing with one of the Yahoo species I had become a parent of more, it struck me with the utmost shame, confusion, and horror. As soon as I entered the house, my wife took me in her arms, and kissed me; a...
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Andrey_Karpov_N
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It completely agree. [Do not use the ternary operation '?:' in compound expressions](http://www.viva64.com/en/a/0072/).
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zokier
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Oh, sorry, didn't know that. The KickJS shader tool spits out shortened urls by default so I just mindlessly copypasted that.
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Andrey_Karpov_N
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I informed developers when has written article.
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ascagnel
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> Naïve .NET developers, and Java and UNIX developers before them, would love to mock the Windows Registry and offer good old text files as a better alternative. WinRT continues to use the registry, as it is a fast, reliable and even simple way to manage settings. Except that text files are a lot more resilient and...
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mcguire
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Oh, I'm so sorry.
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eric_t
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Looks like a straight-forward smoothed particle hydrodynamics code, with a lookup grid for locating neighbors. If you want to learn more, the seminal review paper by Monaghan is actually quite accessible: http://www.astro.lu.se/~david/teaching/SPH/notes/annurev.aa.30.090192.pdf
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>You should also check out Scala, it's got a more concise syntax, and a lot of features that I wish Java would have. You also get Java's entire ecosystem for free as it's Java-compatible. I did, and also checked out Clojure. And Groovy. I smelled Java underneath them all :-/ I think I'm just incurable.
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Sevryn08
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I suspect it's for simplifying the learning of beginning concepts. I hope.
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ondra
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> Don't confuse its tiny, sugar-free grammar as verbose. What about all the quotes, commas, parentheses, semicolons? Types on everything. `sh` doesn't need anything like that. > All the major operating systems are written in C and C++. Yes, and that's fine. But none of them uses it as the shell.
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sanity
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Which languages do you like?
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Andrey_Karpov_N
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Thanks. I am from Russia.
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Terminus1
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Based on my 32 years of experience as a computer programmer: Plan your future by studying and researching what jobs are available for each language that is current. Look in the newspaper or on monster.com or jobs.com or whatever... I don't remember ever seeing a job for a Racket programmer, I'm sorry.
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kidawesome
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Or like a meth head
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fogus
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Io was out because of its age (which reminds me that Io and Factor keep getting dropped from my posts, but not intentionally). I have not looked at Seph and was not aware that there was anything to see yet. I blame ignorance.
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Well, mental instability is REALLY hard to deal with in a developer. It's impossible to get any sort of a straight answer out of him as to why he did what he did. And most times, it's because God said so... >That doesn't really factor into judgement of his work. Completely disagree. He said that he did not inc...
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drysart
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There's only one finalizer thread, so you don't need to guard against multithreaded concurrency in your finalization, thankfully. Also, you shouldn't be calling .Close() on myFoobar during finalization, because myFoobar may have already been finalized, as finalization order is not guaranteed; so the finalizer of an o...
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Esparno
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This site does have tons of republicans, just go to /r/circlejerk, and as for christians, there is a subreddit of that name as well. I think you are brilliant, but like anyone else, have inner demons. Do not let people hating on you detract from your progress through life. Progress that is negated when you make swee...
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fykusfire
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That movie was obviously way off base anyway. Everyone knows you can't hack with a Mac.
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fogus
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Here's something that was posted recently: http://nathanmarz.com/blog/how-to-beat-the-cap-theorem.html
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mcguire
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I hope so, 'cause our @$%@$^ idiot firewall is filtering that one for me.
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No. Code should be judged as an end, not as a means to implement the author's intent.
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0blomov
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In cases like those, generally you can just add an extra argument (or arguments) and grab your session var(s) / random number(s) before you use the function. If your function that previously rendered pages purely starts, say, making database calls, you're right that the type signatures are going to change. Why not mak...
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Esparno
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While I may be an asshole I am also 100% correct. Guy needs to spend more time working on his mental disorder. I fail to see what I am being a bigot about. Calling out someone who has an obvious disorder on their disorder is not bigotry. If you think it is you should probably look up the definition of the word. ...
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TrivialSolutions
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Wait a minute--radio talks to me and thinks I fear for my benefits. I owne the radio and all media. I'm special, obviously. It would be a contradiction for the radio to tell me I'm not special... follow my logic? God says... C:\TEXT\DARWIN.TXT live bodies of caterpillars, not as specially endowed or created inst...
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so does RedHat
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alex4nder
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I guess it depends on what you're optimizing for as far as performance. You can't perform much if your OS is constantly crashing.
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Fist I was like "go go dude nice work" and upvoted, but then I've opened the comments and read what OP is saying and reconsidered.
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lanbanger
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I didn't have to put it into brackets, I just do that as a good habit. + has greater precedence than < in C++.
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wadcann
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Yes, I know. Nothing in the *API* tells me that something is in fact small. It just tells me that I have a something_t from the library.
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MarshallBanana
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> You still had to put L+offset into brackets, which was the actual error (they forgot the brackets). You can remove those brackets and it will still work in the refactored version. That was not the "actual error", the actual error was the unexpected precedence of the trenary operator.
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lanbanger
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And VB.Net is one environment I particularly hate.
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aaronla
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You're correct, today there's only one finalizer thread. However, this comment makes me nervous: > Annotation (Brian Grunkemeyer): The CLR may choose to use multiple finalizer threads in the future, and these could be threadpool threads or even your main thread. We need the freedom to run finalizers on these other ...
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genpfault
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[Ok](http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/).
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Agreed, C/C++ is better for real time applications that don't spend 99% of their life at 1% CPU usage.
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> I don't care about those. I'm talking about POSIX and language standards. Oh, you're talking about some standard that was basically created to accommodate all of the _UNIX dead-ends_ out there. [ _doh!_ ] Gee, I wonder why Windows doesn't fully incorporate that? Hmmm. > For a system with stable, well-design...
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mitala
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What do you mean? It hasn't gone anywhere. I've been using it for living for the last 10 years.
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ondra
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> The dog that yelps is the one the stone hit. With more protection this wouldn't be an issue:).
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There are people who quite thoroughly enjoy working on things which have no relation to what they do in their day-to-day job, you know.
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(and I say fuck off, with a smile :)
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irascible
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Just think of it as art, if it offends your capitalist sensibilities.
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> We all know you have to have split personalities to be a computer nerd AND spiritual -- everybody's atheist, right? Bullshit. -- a sane deist geek
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ondra
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Where **proceeding on that assumption** means solving a puzzle on the internets. I don't see the problem.
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True, true. I haven't been keeping up with it, but I wonder if it will run on Win8.
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irascible
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...and this discussion is a perfect example of why this guys project has value. Fuck the haters.
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aaronla
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That's not what I'm saying at all. I occasionally need to write components that have very strong failure guarantees -- e.g., that they never fail, or to provide certain cleanup guarantees in the presence of failure. This is notoriously difficult in C#, even in the absence of interop.
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sw17ch
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working there now. yep.
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graogrim
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It's...it's like Marty McFly came forward in time to 2011, grabbed some modern hardware, took it back to the 80's, and got into OS development. The screenshots were very evocative of some good memories.
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sw17ch
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The Boeing 787 has a ... well ... staggering amount of C code.
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keije
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you could remove the brackets, but you shouldn't. That's the point, you have to either remember precedence rules for everything at all times (too easy to mess up at the end of a long day), or you always have to bracket explicitly to avoid such unwanted rule resolution. To me that's the real issue at stake here. And t...
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mediapl0y
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The old flash version actually works faster for me.
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irascible
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SM 0 A9F4 G 0 ..motherfucker.
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zokier
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There is also MISRA C++ for us poor OOP-programmers.
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ondra
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To be fair, he seems to hate pretty much everyone in this thread.
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caltry
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Just to make sure that I do understand what's wrong with the above code, what's happening here? Is the error that sizeof() in this function will be equivalent to sizeof( int* ) rather than the expected sizeof(int)\*10?
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aaronla
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Again, I'm your mirror. Programmed C# for a number of years in the past. I've gotten better since then, and I had a similar realization, but about C# :) I didn't mean to imply that you were ignorant; only that the limited anecdote you provided might seem that way to those who were not familiar with your experience. &...
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Fidodo
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Same for me. And that's on ubuntu.
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CylonGlitch
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Nah, doesn't prevent errors, just I feel that it is easier for someone, who doesn't know the code, to read it later on and understand what you're trying to do.
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StrangeWill
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Best alt account _ever_.
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ToastyMallows
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Who, me?
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jsprogrammer
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Just because there is no empirical evidence, it doesn't mean that nothing can be learned from someone else's point of view.
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willb
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i prefer getting it as close as possible to that point, and then watching as in so nearly breaks down each time the shockwave thing hits a corner
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MarshallBanana
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That is going way too far. It is easy to learn the precedence rules for the most common operators, and putting in brackets everywhere or putting ever single intermediate result in a separate variable is not going to help readability, only hurt it. Keep expression simple enough that you can follow them and their preced...
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That's retarded, because a developer is responsible for so much more than code. If he were just a programmer I'd agree with you but managing an open source OS requires sound judgement. Linux would have completely failed had Linus Torvalds told people God told him to completely remove network support. Computer scienc...
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SciK
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Thanks for the info. :)
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sidfarkus
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Yeah why use the 500+ cores on a graphics card when you can use the 8 on a CPU!
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jsprogrammer
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I've tested as both INTP and INTJ (Wikipedia seems to indicate that stress can cause an INTP to be similar to an INTJ and vice versa). I rarely sketch out my thoughts, but have found that when I do it is usually extremely helpful. Typically I don't sketch because, like you said, I don't like to get too into details f...
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mitala
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Well, the studio is not even working with Window 7 (at least not in 64 bit version) but compiled programs seems to work on the development build. That still doesn't say anything about the final build but I'm hopeful.
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zokier
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I'm not sure about pointer syntax but apparently WinRT uses heavily reflection etc, which would have needed compiler extensions anyways. It could be that the actual type of the new COM/WinRT pointers is resolved at runtime, which would have been problematic to do with templates.
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jsprogrammer
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I think not believing in personality tests is very common for INTPs :) I don't think any test can tell you who you are, but it may be helpful to consider the way you think.
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Terr_
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I have the vague feeling there's a Timecube joke and I just haven't found it.
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radarsat1
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Nice paper, thank you for the link!
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leonardo_m
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Unittests: I meant to separate them like this: http://codepad.org/WxQpA03r Stack!Xw is better allocated on the stack. Xw and Point are better as inner static structs. In D inner structs will become lighter if static. If you want more small D programs: take a look here too: http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Category:D
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zokier
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[This image](http://www.japf.fr/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/win8-new-platform.png) is quite clearly shows that WinRT sits on top of kernel. The funny thing was that NT kernel was originally designed to support multiple userland interfaces like POSIX, Win32, whatever OS/2 used, etc. And now, 15 years later, that feature...
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m1ss1ontomars2k4
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An array is just a pointer, so you might think you can do array_name++ to increment the pointer, but you really can't.
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StrangeWill
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TrivialSolutions, calling it now.
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I did that after I saw the unlimited particle version
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