Why? This seems both wrong as a concrete requirement and none of ocapn's business. It should be up to each language binding.
It is certainly wrong as stated, because it seems to refer to one of ...
Well, now that we've gotten rid of the unnecessary distinction between identity and equality, can we also dispense with "equivalent" and just speak of "equality"? What does talk of equivalence add ...
Closing as not adding value. In the presentation that provoked this, it turns out that simply mentioning "odometer" is enough to explain why incrementing a counter can reduce rights/value. No need ...
Experiment with changes to https://github.com/Agoric/agoric-sdk/pull/10325 to see what helps. Starts as an exact copy, where ci (surprisingly?) already passes.
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Was this sampled from the video? I think sampling this during the fade while the top layer is translucent is visually annoying. At 23:54 you could sample the following. Or, if you want better resol...
Let's first solve the mystery of why some functions look like sloppy functions. If we cannot make these functions themselves strict, then the right thing for cauterize to do, or perhaps even an ear...
But you first need to cauterize them, like I do with `.prototype`. In this case, you'd also
- set them to undefined
- make them non-writable non-configurable data properties
- check the sloppy ...
Let's first solve the mystery of why some functions look like sloppy functions. If we cannot make these functions themselves strict, then the right thing for cauterize to do, or perhaps even an ear...
Let's first solve the mystery of why some functions look like sloppy functions. If we cannot make these functions themselves strict, then the right thing for cauterize to do, or perhaps even an ear...