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Smuggler walking with 'abnormal posture' was found to be carrying 306 CPUs(pcgamer.com)
1 points by Tozen 3y ago|0 comments
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by Tozen 3y ago
Add Vlang in there too, which inherited the Oberon-2 method syntax and has Pascal/Wirthian influence.
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by Tozen 3y ago
TIOBE is arguably the most reliable one, though all of them are arguably flawed in various ways. Not saying the other languages mentioned don't have jobs, they are after all "top 20" languages too. But, Pascal/Object Pa
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by Tozen 3y ago
The funny thing about that, is here we are in 2023. Lots of its competitors and haters are likely still asking, "Why won't it die?" TIOBE index has Delphi/Object Pascal ranked at #11. That's ahead of "top pla
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by Tozen 3y ago
Seems like you haven't been using the Object Pascal dialects of Delphi or PascalABC, which let you declare variables everywhere. In the case of Delphi, Embarcadero has been making it as easy as possible to switch between their Delphi
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by Tozen 3y ago
Wow, didn't know Mojo already got a Wikipedia page. It doesn't even have any published releases on its GitHub yet. Talk about moving in the fast lane and being well connected.
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by Tozen 3y ago
Good choices. Putting in a vote for Vlang, which just hit 0.4 this week.
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by Tozen 3y ago
What YouTube's/Google's greed and hubris will likely result in, are more programmers aggressively testing ad blockers that can defeat their new approach or users more aggressively looking for alternatives to YouTube. And I&#x
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Could artificial wombs help save premature babies? [video](youtube.com)
8 points by Tozen 3y ago|2 comments
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by Tozen 3y ago
This view also introduces the question of how badly has Elon hurt his reputation and orchestrated mythology. Until Twitter, many thought the man a "genius" that could do no wrong. After Twitter, Elon has become "very human&
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by Tozen 3y ago
Great news about V and how it's progressing. But, as for the title of this thread, not understanding the odd wording. It seems it should be "V 0.4", "Vlang 0.4", or maybe something like "The V Programming Lang
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by Tozen 3y ago
> Python is easy to use and easy to start programming in. Much easier than the other alternatives you mention. In the case of Go (used in the comparison), would have to disagree. Learning Go (along with similar offshoots like Go+ or Vla
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by Tozen 3y ago
People and companies knowingly contaminating food products with poisons like lead, should be put in jail. Companies knowingly selling such products, should be at least heavily fined, possibly prosecuted as well. Bottom line, this is clear
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by Tozen 3y ago
There are youtube videos showing how to do the turmeric test with water. Definitely, everyone that uses it, should know this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXWPf0HQd5U (Testing Turmeric Powder adulteration with Artificia
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by Tozen 3y ago
Besides the attempted slap on V coming from "out of left field", in regards to what the above commenter was talking about, V doesn't leak memory like that. V, since becoming beta (last year), uses an optional GC and does fle
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by Tozen 3y ago
> To be at the top of the pack, nim would have to really stand out somehow. Nim hasn't, so its a little bit niche somewhat mid-popularity language. I'm not sure about this argument. If Mozilla had created and pushed Nim instea
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by Tozen 3y ago
Have to agree with that point. Significant numbers of people would not give it chance, based on that reason alone. There is possibly another argument to be made, that Nim is not close enough to Python. Look at how people have gravitated t
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by Tozen 3y ago
While I agree that corporate support plays a huge role with market share and acceptance, I disagree that Go would have been laughed out of the room. Very likely that a language made by Griesemer, Pike, and Thompson would have got lots of a
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by Tozen 3y ago
> ...overpromised and underdelivered on many features... We could argue that all programming languages that aren't 1.0, have not delivered yet. So, with that same energy, it will be interesting to go chase around supporters of Jai,
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by Tozen 3y ago
There's other opinions out there, that discuss the direction taken by Go on error handling, for example this Vlang related article[1] that touched on it (from someone who appears to be a gopher). However, part of the issue is the toler
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Reddit hackers demand $4.5M ransom and API pricing changes(theverge.com)
5 points by Tozen 3y ago|0 comments
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If Star Wars games had lore accurate Lightsabers [video](youtube.com)
4 points by Tozen 3y ago|1 comments
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by Tozen 3y ago
More people are finding out that when a site or company says or pretends they have "deleted" something, that's not necessarily the case. Soon more will find out it's not just reddit, that holds on to or even transfers d
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by Tozen 3y ago
That's part of the problem. The get out of my sight, go somewhere else mentality, can lead down a very dark and even more evil path.
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by Tozen 3y ago
But that's not what's going in this case. Turning on existing WiFi at a specific location or providing more free WiFi throughout the city, is not bankrolling all of the US's homeless. And regardless, San Francisco's hom
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by Tozen 3y ago
Bragging about how great they are, while walking over and shooing away all the unemployed, hungry, desperate, and destitute around them. > Take care of your people... Don't view or consider them as their people, and in some cases, d
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by Tozen 3y ago
So, instead of finding ways to help the less fortunate and reduce homelessness, it was seen as better to find ways to get the problem to go elsewhere. As if turning off the WiFi means the homelessness problem will just disappear too.
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by Tozen 3y ago
In the case of V, it's already there to do much of what is being wished for. V (an easier higher level C family language) can be transpiled to readable C. Even more, V can transpile C to V (C2V) and can be used like a scripting langu
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SpaceX and NASA Plan to Establish the First Moon Base(youtube.com)
2 points by Tozen 3y ago|0 comments
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by Tozen 3y ago
>Last I heard it was still promising too much, under delivering and not handling the feedback too well. This is an odd statement, as if pushing along an artificially generated negative narrative. It comes across as not using or having n

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