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the only potential bug I can think of that const would prevent is typo-ing == as = (and in js we use === anyway so even that's unlikely). is there any other bug that using con...

I want a way to have a dictionary (or similar data structure) that is indexed both ways. I. e., I have a 1-to-1 mapping from a list of distinct objects of type A to a list of ...

how would you accidentally go about changing it though? variable dereference is done by just entering the name of the variable e. g. doSomething(worldHeight). how would that e...

so far the reasons I can think of that someone would type = when they didn't want a variable's value changed are: 1. they were intending to type == 2. their pet cat/hamster/ct...

okay you can't const that (it's a property), but ignoring that. what would one be intending to type instead of that? like, how would worldHeight = -500 be an accidental line?

1 million records? I'd be surprised if it could do it in an hour, assuming you make a separate db call for each update. maybe look through mysql's docs for batch updates.

can you try cmd /c ""C:/Program Files/nodejs/npm.cmd""?

What if you pass Hz a function, get the compiled output, and pass it to Hz again? Would it double the overhead added by the Hz compiler?

just curious, if you think I won't encounter any problems by avoiding const, why would you recommend using it?

no, of course not. but will you ever accidentally change those? i. e. does using const give you any advantage?

could you give me an example where one could accidentally make a change they didn't want to? (other than ==/=)

I agreed that: performance is not a concern. you're saying performance is the reason I should use const?

Have you seen http://2ality.com/2011/12/fake-operator-overloading.html?

has anyone used lua on windows? I'm having trouble getting luarocks install http to work

I have luarocks installed too, but did you get luarocks to install anything?

I can help if you like? Though I don't understand the transformation design fully but I should be able to help you optimise some parts.

is server_name localhost *.example.com; a valid nginx config line?

why would putting it in a stream be necessary or helpful?

Could you point me to the line of code in Dispatcher that breaks a quantum from passing if there is a scheduled interrupt?