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I wholeheartedly agree. As a matter of fact, I had the exact same argument in a Julia thread (modulos don't work, polynomial accesses don't work). It honked o
by ur-whale 8y ago
I wholeheartedly agree.
As a matter of fact, I had the exact same argument in a Julia thread (modulos don't work, polynomial accesses don't work).
It honked off a whole bunch of people who've never had to do any of these things for a living and therefore considered them edge cases.
Additionally, for LUA, being one-based while trying to claim it's the scripting language for C inter-operability is quite preposterous.
- coldtea 8y ago>As a matter of fact, I had the exact same argument in a Julia thread (modulos don't work, polynomial accesses don't work). In the same ways that simple for loops "don't work" because we need to e.g. check if i < length - 1 to know if we're at the last element...
- mschuetz 8y agoWhich is easy and legible if you do it. With modulo and 1 based indices, it gets messy.