Go, nix, OCaml, some web
neovim btw
Don't really know what I will do with this information, but I think it's cool that they do it.
Just wanted to look up the new apple charger
Don't really know what I will do with this information, but I think it's cool that they do it.
Just wanted to look up the new apple charger
oh, easy, you just check the version number field
> oh nice, so-
if it says "1" then it's version 2, if it says "2" it's version 3. pretty simple.
> ...
oh, easy, you just check the version number field
> oh nice, so-
if it says "1" then it's version 2, if it says "2" it's version 3. pretty simple.
> ...
- why keep the parenthesis for if/for/while :( I've been spoiled by go and rust
- String? == Option<String> and .let should really be called .map no??
- why have a million different ways to declare a constructor
- overall seems cool and better than I remember it
- why keep the parenthesis for if/for/while :( I've been spoiled by go and rust
- String? == Option<String> and .let should really be called .map no??
- why have a million different ways to declare a constructor
- overall seems cool and better than I remember it
is somehow deeply funny and satisfying at the same time
is somehow deeply funny and satisfying at the same time
return y;
}
is the most confusing and disgusting construct ever. And I hate that there's no better option (that I'm aware of)
return y;
}
is the most confusing and disgusting construct ever. And I hate that there's no better option (that I'm aware of)
trying to write a shell one-liner, failing, dealing with stupid xargs/bash/posix idiosyncrasies: priceless*
*30mins and your sanity
trying to write a shell one-liner, failing, dealing with stupid xargs/bash/posix idiosyncrasies: priceless*
*30mins and your sanity
proc macro is pronounced “pross macro”, because it’s short for procedural
Sorry
proc macro is pronounced “pross macro”, because it’s short for procedural
Sorry
wiki.nixos.org/wiki/FFmpeg
wiki.nixos.org/wiki/FFmpeg
"Enumerateds" sounds so wrong to me. Why not enumerations?
"Enumerateds" sounds so wrong to me. Why not enumerations?