Did not face any issue with speed, especially in the latest IDEA version. I run it on ssd with i7. There some minor issues like :w is useless in ide as it saves it anyway and recording does not work for me. But the benefits of ide + functional vim greatly outweighs just using vim.
Isn't is better to use async/await over for comprehension, since its more clear and easy to understand.
Edit: My bad just did my scala assignment, overlooked the details and thought it was a Future :)
I'm writing it as a single-user (for myself only) project. Is there enough interest out there for me to put it up as a project? (That's only a little extra work; I'd just need to add logins and user accounts.)
I really miss delicious, and none of the others that I've tried are any good.
Also, my RSS reader has one neat feature. On WordPress and Blogger, there's an undocumented feature that lets you grab older items (?paged= on WP, ?start-index= on Blogger). That's really useful when you find a new site and want to look at the history.
Wouldn't the worst case space complexity be the same then? for eg: ( { [ ] } ) as you will be keeping index for each the symbols. Technically it can be implemented, but isn't stack a better approach?
