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now 4x faster than C++ WRITE 'FORTRAN is not dead' What part of āˆ€f āˆƒg (f (x,y) = (g x) y) did you not understand? memcpy is a web development framework You put at risk millions of people absolutely obsessed with cerroctness and performance Gets shit doneā„¢ Fizzle Berry Jiggleloop has hidden complexity
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10 months ago
"Do you really need to" "Duplicate" "Is it necessary to?" "Asking for trouble" "Don't use this" "Really a domain-modeling decision" "You probably don't want to do this"
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10 months ago
'everything' blocks devs from removing their own npm packages
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10 months ago
The Knights of Functional Programming fight the Imperative Dragon.
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10 months ago
Phillips: This is what it takes in 2017 to turn off a lightbulb
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10 months ago
The Set data structure saved me from a world of pain
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10 months ago
Maybe the overuse of opaque names leads to self-selection of who becomes a mathematician? Single-letter non-descriptive variable and functions names would ā€œmake senseā€ to programmers who use it all day long too ā€” but that alone doesnā€™t make it a good idea.
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10 months ago
[On writing a website w/o a framework] Now I have to roll my own two way data binding and redux clone? Maybe try optimizing with my own virtual DOM? Iā€™d probably sink into the mire within minutes from the cognitive overload alone.
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to r/programmingcirclejerk by Spfifle
10 months ago
The same is true of all non-denotative APIs, including databases, files, threads, and sockets. All these abstractions are too low-level for the problems every-day programmers need to solve