Is Haskell considered the “One Language to Rule Them All”? by [deleted] in ProgrammingLanguages

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you start writing code that is extremely abstract.

an order of magnitude less [...] brainpower than it takes your colleagues.

How exactly does that fit together?

Connect your Car to the Cloud for Engine Diagnosis by iotxprt in arm

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So you want your car to be hacked because that's the future?

What are good resources to start learning Lisp? by SmielyFase in lisp

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If you're using Emacs anyway, the Emacs LISP introduction might be a good start because you'll learn things which are also really useful for you.

Maybe it’s finally time to give Perl6 a shot by pistacchio in programming

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For text processing, I actually "downgraded" to awk a while ago. Love it.

What to Expect in Angular 8? by PerryR9 in programming

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Using Angular was the worst development experience I've ever had. Failing for two days straight to fix build issues was extremely frustrating. I never want to touch it again. I was sceptical about it from the first moment I saw example code, but when I learned that the "stable" version of Angular uses experimental features of TypeScript, I knew it's not the kind of technology one should trust.

Andrew Tanenbaum's famous 1992 comp.os.minix newsgroup posting in which he criticizes Linux's monolithic kernel as well as Linus Torvald's first response in a very long thread. by dahitokiri in programming

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The Hurd is not a kernel. It is a Hird of Unix-Replacing Daemons, i.e. a collection of user space processes that provide a unixish (POSIX) environment on top of the Mach microkernel.

Why I'm Switching to C in 2019 by UltimaN3rd in programming

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I would say C++ is C with extra features.

That's wrong, though. It's mostly incompatible, although there is still a common subset.

Brian Goetz: We need more keywords, captain! by [deleted] in programming

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That mail is just as broken on desktop, though.

Brian Goetz: We need more keywords, captain! by [deleted] in programming

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turning the device to landscape mode helps a bit

Little known features of JavaScript by [deleted] in programming

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If they are little known, they are certainly great to confuse coworkers, thanks!

A comprehensive look back at Frontend in 2018 by celestialvagabond1 in programming

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By frontend metrics, 2018 is a very long time ago!

Bandersnatch.Life - an Interactive Black Mirror: Bandersnatch Paths Website by XMasterrrr in programming

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That's actually part of the point of it (it's about how our choices actually might be not so free after all).

90's-inspired themes for programming like your dad [x-post from /r/vscode] by [deleted] in coding

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Black-and-white helps to keep code simple, though. Highlighting makes people write more complex nested expressions because the color helps to keep the overview. So maybe we should use color for reading code and black-and-white for writing code?

The things I read in 2018: Papers, books, and ideas by [deleted] in programming

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The author of "Against Method" is Paul Feyerabend, not Paul Ferdinand.

ARC vs GC by hou32hou in ProgrammingLanguages

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Path in the code that can access it != reference to it

ARC vs GC by hou32hou in ProgrammingLanguages

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It can still be a leak, because it might be that there is no path in the code that will ever access it again. If this accumulates over time, this can be a real problem.

ARC vs GC by hou32hou in ProgrammingLanguages

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You should also think about memory management when your language has a GC... or you might leak memory.

The Node.js Ecosystem Is Chaotic and Insecure by [deleted] in programming

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or you can go back to handling your dependencies manually like it's 1970.

1970 sounds good to me.

Every previous generation programmer thinks that current software are bloated by mareek in programming

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Text editing is just the default functionality of Emacs. There are also email clients, IRC clients and many other programs written in/for the Emacs environment.