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Using stream can be faster here. Because you don't have to rebuild the same huge list again and again.
They are teammates, so they know how each other plays. And Ye is a more experienced player. But she is also famous, so players from other countries studied how she plays.
Interestingly enough, I find myself rarely using regex with Elixir. Thanks to erlang's excellent pattern matching syntax for binary.
Re:Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2022 on Thursday June 23, 2022 @02:54AM (#31845940)
As someone using Elixir since 2013, I would suggest always learn you some lisp.
I'm on mac and I put it under ~/Applications. But it told me:

> Please move Arctype into your Applications folder

What's the difference?

Human seconds or CPU seconds?
Re:Show HN: Erlang code generator for Idris 2 on Monday September 28, 2020 @04:54PM (#24621110)
Dependent type on BEAM? Can't wait to try it.
They renamed the kernel(Magenta) to Zircon.
Re:On Chinese Writing: Evolution on Monday April 24, 2017 @09:54PM (#14190144)
Quick correction: it's `Kangxi Dictionary`, instead of `Kang Yi Zi dictionary`.

And the comparison between `本` and `未`. It makes more sence with `本`(root, origin) and `末`(tip, end).

In modern Chinese, `蚤` and `早` are distinguish well. Also, `蚤` is nine-stroke and `早` is six-stroke.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kangxi_Dictionary

Re:TIS-100 – Tessellated Intelligence System on Saturday October 08, 2016 @10:45PM (#12669669)
The model of TIS-100 is more like the blocking channels in Go.
Re:Picolisp on Thursday August 25, 2016 @11:56PM (#12364151)
`de` and `prin`, wut?
Why `~Function(Int -> Int -> Int)` instead of `~Int -> Int -> Int`?
I'm surprised that no one mentioned Functional Programming languages. I think the way they think would be quite refreshing for someone get bored of OO.