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by akkad33 3y ago
I use vscode for interactive python development with Jupyter notebooks and live markdown rendering, and developing on WSL on windows. Does sublime support that? Vscode has the advantage that virtually every programming language and function
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by akkad33 3y ago
I wish people criticising vscode's slowness would give faster options. It can't be any Jetbrains ide because I've used them all and they can be slow as hell, and buggy especially when pulling new changes. No wonder they are p
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by akkad33 3y ago
What is faster than vscode? I've tried emacs and intellij and both have slow start up, break up and cause issues more often
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by akkad33 3y ago
I use vs code and jet brains intellij. Vscode is by miles more stable and light weight for running a java spring app. Of course intellij runs a lot of stuff but the experience is not better for it. Intellij feels like a sloth next to vscode
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by akkad33 3y ago
This comment was childish but I'm struggling with Java at work. People who fight over whether to implement visitors, adapters, methods or services for the same thing
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by akkad33 3y ago
Thank you. Very concrete and actionable plan. I will try this
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by akkad33 3y ago
If you feel unfulfilled in yourself how can helping others help you overcome that? Say you feel bitter about the way you've been treated all your life (shunned, bullied, isolated), will that rancour disappear one day because you helped
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by akkad33 3y ago
Is there a guide for knowing what you want?
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by akkad33 3y ago
Governments do things to help regular people?
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by akkad33 3y ago
Do you find it clunky that with cells inside py files the results appear to the right? It reduces a lot the screen real estate
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by akkad33 3y ago
I think it's because Mojo like Swift has Chris latter behind it and uses the same llvm backend?
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by akkad33 3y ago
Cython at least from my use of it, is very difficult to debug. It's a language inside a language and you easily get lost between all the pyx pyd files. it's not very developer friendly. Mojo/Julia promise a good developer exp
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by akkad33 3y ago
I tried to get started with Clojure but their set up page is so confusing? The Windows version is still in beta? And intellij does not have a template for it like for Scala and Jetbrains even supports F#. I thought it was a mature language
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by akkad33 3y ago
Java sucks as a language and no amount of lipstick on a pig will make it look good
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by akkad33 3y ago
Which Lisp is the most practical and easy to pick up for a programmer? I already tried emacs lisp but the experience of running emacs was not great, so I gave up
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by akkad33 3y ago
Did you build it on your own? And why are you moving away from Lisp?
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by akkad33 3y ago
Wasn't Rust also started as a hobby project?
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by akkad33 3y ago
List compréhensions exist in so many languages. Are we talking those "Java" programmers who only ever coded in Java?
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by akkad33 4y ago
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/fundamentals/langua...
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by akkad33 4y ago
Learning F# you learn dot net. And it's very similar to OCAML and other functional languages. The underlying principles are the same. So I'd not consider that a deadend
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by akkad33 4y ago
ChatGPT requires your phone number and your email. Plus they have leaked their subscribers information. I know nothing about Italy but it's not one vs the other
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by akkad33 4y ago
Can you give a resource on how a non programmer can learn these things? I learned and used Design patterns and functional programming techniques but I think I lack a foundational knowledge and feeling for why these are useful and why one is
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by akkad33 4y ago
Wait the whole article is the headline? I expected more when I clicked the link
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by akkad33 4y ago
I didn't know this many people used F#. Already I saw it mentioned twice in front page comments here :)
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by akkad33 4y ago
What this shows is if it compiles it doesn't just work
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by akkad33 4y ago
You should try F#. It infers all the types so you get the benefits of type checking without the noise
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by akkad33 4y ago
I asked ChatGPT this same question and it said: > Mike is the fourth child. Is it training itself continuously?
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by akkad33 4y ago
Well explained. The analogy is on point
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by akkad33 4y ago
Speaking as a python dev with some experience in F# , one maybe minor point is the unfamiliar function call syntax that could throw off programmers not familiar with curried functions. Most other languages have parenthesis for function call
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by akkad33 4y ago
F# tooling is not bad actually. In fact it is much easier to have project level dependencies unlike python where dependencies are system wide or virtual environment wide. I just think OP is unfamiliar with the kind of tooling that DotNet ha

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