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tef posted:call-cc you know, helen of troy is pretty and all but she lacks vagina dentata, might be a dealbreaker
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tef posted:call-cc yes it does, in clojure.algo.monads
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only if you write your code in a ~special~ way, it isn't a built in feature.
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if all you care about is immutable data just use erlang
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jonny idk how much you read on ebooks but i saw this and figured you'd like it: http://perlybook.org/ converts cpan documentation to mobi/epub for reading.
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OOOOOOH gently caress yeah
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https://github.com/GoogleChrome/chrome-app-samples/tree/master/webserver run a webserver in your browser dawg
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0xB16B00B5 posted:https://github.com/GoogleChrome/chrome-app-samples/tree/master/webserver its like have come full circle, but its not a circle, its a spiral, going ever downard
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JawnV6 posted:bring a parlimentary procedure to a quick end xD
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has anoyone made a "monads mo problems" joke yet?
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mo gnads
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azure finally supports a good database http://blogs.msdn.com/b/windowsazure/archive/2012/10/09/riak-is-now-available-on-windows-azure.aspx
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0xB16B00B5 posted:https://github.com/GoogleChrome/chrome-app-samples/tree/master/webserver would be cooler to be able to make an arbitrary tcp socket.
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oh hey, chrome supports that, and udp sockets too. drat thats cool
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Lisp is a honeypot for terrible people. There are literally 0 chill people using lisp and any time lisp hackers try to work together 75% of dev time is wasted on dick waving. The other 25% is rewriting libraries to be more elegant (read obfuscated)
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counter point: Guy Steele loving owns. Same with Sussman. (or you meant CL?)
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i know a couple non-terrible lisp people but they only use it to script emacs
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non terrible people who use emacs, much less do custom scripting for it?
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MononcQc posted:counter point: Guy Steele loving owns. Same with Sussman. (or you meant CL?)
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call/cc is a terrible control construct. It just breaks everything you'd want in a language, no use of it isn't awful. I'm surprised it's not in Perl.
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I been writing a lot of JavaScript for work lately and man that's a crazy language I mean its not that bad really but I have this weird feeling that its like creeping crud to where the more JavaScript you write the more JavaScript you have to write does anyone know what I mean ?????
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shrughes posted:call/cc is a terrible control construct. It just breaks everything you'd want in a language, no use of it isn't awful. I'm surprised it's not in Perl. it's in perl 6 my... my continuation passing style 
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perl 5 already had goto subroutine which is effectively call-cc
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HORATIO HORNBLOWER posted:I been writing a lot of JavaScript for work lately and man that's a crazy language I mean its not that bad really but I have this weird feeling that its like creeping crud to where the more JavaScript you write the more JavaScript you have to write does anyone know what I mean ????? I know right? Like when you're just using it + jquery and you're doing some DOM manipulation it's alright. But then you gotta do some hard hittin pipe poo poo and you're in the shower listenin to fiona apple.
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Otto Skorzeny posted:languages that don't make unicode painful to use correctly: the string class you use for everything in cocoa supports unicode automatically
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Java is fine if you ignore surrogate pairs, which everyone does so good luck writing java and using libraries and handling code points outside the BMP
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Otto Skorzeny posted:languages that don't make unicode painful to use correctly: C# support for unicode is excellent. And later versions of Perl5. plpgsql is pretty good for it as well.
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tef posted:call-cc no one uses call-cc except to masturbate
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HORATIO HORNBLOWER posted:I been writing a lot of JavaScript for work lately and man that's a crazy language I mean its not that bad really but I have this weird feeling that its like creeping crud to where the more JavaScript you write the more JavaScript you have to write does anyone know what I mean ?????
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once you dev for webs you realize everything else sucks
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Idk if I've ever had unicode problems in Java. It just works.
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fwiw call/cc allowed the Racket guys to handle backtracking and create a Prolog dialect as a library that allows you to do logic programming within the regular language, and mixing both types of code. Pretty nifty.
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MononcQc posted:fwiw call/cc allowed the Racket guys to handle backtracking and create a Prolog dialect as a library that allows you to do logic programming within the regular language, and mixing both types of code. Pretty nifty. https://github.com/clojure/core.logic
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tbh I haven't read any of the projects' code and can't know if one or the other has that feel of "you can do it if you hammer in the screw hard enough!" where it's possible, but far from nice to implement things with or without call/cc. I mean, I could throw in a Javascript 3D video game implementation and say "see, your C++ performances don't matter, it's doable in Javascript", which doesn't mean it's desirable. That it's possible to do doesn't tell me that it's a good thing either way.
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MononcQc posted:fwiw call/cc allowed the Racket guys to handle backtracking and create a Prolog dialect as a library that allows you to do logic programming within the regular language, and mixing both types of code. Pretty nifty. gross gross
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incredibly smart people solving arbitrarily hard problems in undoubtedly clever ways that no-one cares about
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Nomnom Cookie posted:Java is fine if you ignore surrogate pairs, which everyone does so good luck writing java and using libraries and handling code points outside the BMP What the gently caress did you just say
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monads mo masters
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homercles posted:incredibly smart people solving arbitrarily hard problems in undoubtedly clever ways that no-one cares about actually I think the clojure stuff posted by trex eaterofcadrs is used to power Datomic's data query language, which would be a pretty neat, useful problem to solve (for people who use Datomic)
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