...ove). We'd decrement free stuff by 56 in the hashtable, funny pics by 321, etc., and would then remove hour 0 from the list completely since we will never need to look at it again. The reason we maintain a sorted list of all terms that allows for fast queries is because every hour after as we go th...

...s: These include conversions between integers, booleans, characters, sets, etc. There is no need for type violations here, because built-in interfaces can be provided to carry out the coercions in a type-sound way. As such, type coercions like those provided by operators could be considered ty...

...heckout and you're ready to go and can pickup stuff like branching, update etc. later on. Git has the advantage that it's MUCH better suited if some developers are not always connected to the master repository. Also, it's much faster than SVN. And from what I hear, branching and merging support is ...

... the whole process of creating a page, an app, a Business Manager account, etc. I verified my business. I submitted my app for review. In my request, I was very specific about my use case and emphasized that the app was for "self-use" (i.e. that the organization is developing an app for itself, not ...

...contains yoMan, and if it doesn't, it will consult that object's __proto__ etc. If it does, it will take that property value and display it to you. So someone decided to use this fact + the fact that when you create a1, its __proto__ property points to the same (empty) object A.prototype points to ...

... above, until the numbers become ultra-stable (loading time, JIT compiler, etc). 4. NOTE: The stability of the number gives you your attainable precision on an idle system. You can calculate the variance, if you need to self-check the precision. The variances are bigger on some browsers, and smal...

... Thomas K does in another answer (graphs, nodes, edges, firing, execution, etc). There are many possible implementation styles, but no implementation says what FRP is. I do resonate with Laurence G's simple description that FRP is about "datatypes that represent a value 'over time' ". Conventional ...

...you also do that for library functions, auto-completion, existing methods, etc. ? I am further interested how you use working sets. @DuncanKrebs, I didn't know the import/export feature of preferences. Thanks! That does solve a big deal of how to use workspaces. Thanks, both of you. And don't stop...

... object again, and if the object is the same type as it was last time, it fetches the delegate out of the cache and invokes it. If the object is of a different type then the cache misses, and the whole process starts over again; we do semantic analysis of the call and store the result in the cache. ...

... However, I would feel pretty confident using the hash in .bashrc aliases, etc., and I don't think it will change anytime soon. At the very least it would probably be a major release of git. The two ways are: The answer above: git hash-object -t tree --stdin < /dev/null Simply initing an empty...