JaDogg

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by JaDogg 4y ago
Boom! it is an unsafe language. Hence the fire devil logo.
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by JaDogg 4y ago
Everything compiles to a big .c file. capntr - tool that acts as builder knows which part of runtime to compile and link. Imports are not dynamic like python. Does not have all the features of Python import also.
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by JaDogg 4y ago
Glad you liked it.
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by JaDogg 4y ago
yes
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by JaDogg 4y ago
Sorry, not so good with CSS. Home page should look better I think. :) Will fix it at some point
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by JaDogg 4y ago
Sure, main goal was fun. But I should have a write up some time. I wanted to see following: 1) Does manual memory management become easier when you use python-esque syntax? 2) OpenCL with @device like syntax so you can mix kernel code and c
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by JaDogg 4y ago
Yes I agree. Time will tell how it will grow. Hopefully it will have a good use.
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by JaDogg 4y ago
I think mainly 1) Easy to parse (less ambiguous) 2) We like Python
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by JaDogg 4y ago
Home page was actually built by my wife. https://github.com/tashvit . Other CSS are probably just luck ;)
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by JaDogg 4y ago
Yes very good point, I started this by writing a spec. However I already started a tutorial section in github discussions: https://github.com/orgs/YakshaLang/discussions/categories/tu... . I should add a
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by JaDogg 4y ago
Yes I originally wanted to add support for OpenCL style C code too. Time will tell if I figure out how to implement it.
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by JaDogg 4y ago
Logo is based on a Sri Lankan traditional mask for Fire Devil (Gini Yaka). https://uk.lakpura.com/pages/raksha-masks
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by JaDogg 4y ago
yes it is in my local repo. but it is not done yet.
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by JaDogg 4y ago
Thank you.
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by JaDogg 4y ago
BTW glicol looks & sounds really good. I have always day dreamed how I would DJ but instead of using traditional tools, I'd be using a programming language to do it. I never had guts to do it in real life tho! :)
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by JaDogg 4y ago
Thank you.
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by JaDogg 4y ago
done. Thank you! https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammingLanguages/comments/11vnm...
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by JaDogg 4y ago
yes there are pointers. See some samples here: https://github.com/YakshaLang/Yaksha/blob/e72d7984a4c8d49e4d...
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by JaDogg 4y ago
I had help with the landing page. However, rest is mostly me. But I'm using lot of third-party stuff also. REPL I have been thinking for a while, I'm not sure how I would do it unless there is a way to run zig cc in browser. Would
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by JaDogg 4y ago
There are some samples. But yes this is a good idea.
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by JaDogg 4y ago
Now imagine : NeuraLink plugged directly to ChatGPT (lot faster version) and you. You don't even need to type.
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by JaDogg 4y ago
It is a rather large project. So here is some information about tech stack. ---------------------------------- Tech stack: Code is written in C++ for the compiler carpntr - which acts as the builder is built using Yaksha itself. (I use a py
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Show HN: Yaksha Programming Language(yakshalang.github.io)
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by JaDogg 4y ago
Shameless plug if you want flashcards in your terminal: https://github.com/JaDogg/sbx
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by JaDogg 4y ago
Just use Show HN & Reddit.
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by JaDogg 4y ago
I never knew about <dl> until I saw this post. So I never missed them. What is the advantage of <dl> over bullet-lists?
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by JaDogg 4y ago
Interesting. I wonder if in future, people who use locales that are not supported by ChatGPTs/Ernies would be more disadvantaged. (They are probably already disadvantaged to some extent) I hope LlaMa/Alpaca come to a level even th
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by JaDogg 4y ago
Since I'm not a real frontend developer. I just use bootstrap + jquery. It works fine for personal projects.
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by JaDogg 4y ago
Yes! with enough generative AI capabilities (Star Trek) Holodeck can be achieved.
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by JaDogg 4y ago
Thank you for adding the screenshots. Looks good.

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