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by akkad33 1y ago
At the least telemetry and recognition in the software community. At worst training their AI
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by akkad33 1y ago
"fearless concurrency" reminds of the buzzword for another language
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by akkad33 1y ago
In the range of peanuts that Europe pays, money is a great motivator! Sometimes it's not much better than minimum wage, like in France
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by akkad33 1y ago
Is calling Rust from Go fast? Last time I checked the interface between C and Go is very slow
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Phoenix.LiveView behaviour(hexdocs.pm)
4 points by akkad33 2y ago|0 comments
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by akkad33 2y ago
> Google did it again. This is quite vague. What did they do
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by akkad33 2y ago
What kind of project do you plan to work on, is it a web app, if so what framework do you use for it in Rust
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by akkad33 2y ago
It has great ideas but because of all these conveniences it is very bad for performance based programming making it slower than C#. I like the ideas in Roc language to make functional programming as fast as imperative by controlling allocat
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by akkad33 2y ago
Thanks Chatgpt
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by akkad33 2y ago
Can you give an example of such a language that is type safe (which removes C)
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by akkad33 2y ago
My gripe is not about it being not beginner friendly, but it not having many code examples for a programming Book. One doesn't preclude the other imo
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by akkad33 2y ago
I don't know if Julia is a system programming language
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by akkad33 2y ago
> Even if the JVM is faster in benchmarks for hot loops, typical Java code has far more ceremony and overhead compared to typical C# code. Can you give an example? I don't think this is true anymore for modern Java (Java 21+)
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by akkad33 2y ago
I want to read on Kindle or own the book.
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by akkad33 2y ago
Why do people say Rust follows the tradition of C++? Rust follows very different design decisions than C++ like a different approach to backwards compatibility, it does not tack on one feature on top of another, it is memory safe etc that a
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by akkad33 2y ago
What do you think about Rust for Rustaceans? I read it and there are very niche and useful information there about Rust that I didn't see anywhere. It's a solid book but for a book about programming there are so few real code exam
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by akkad33 2y ago
I have seen papers saying at least Java and Python type systems are turing complete. I wouldn't surprised if all type systems are turing complete
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by akkad33 2y ago
I'm just happy I never went to the US (for now, fingers crossed). Had real fomo about that (sorry not a constructive comment)
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Fairphone 5(shop.fairphone.com)
3 points by akkad33 2y ago|3 comments
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by akkad33 2y ago
No java script does not have currying that exists in languages like fsharp, ocaml etc
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by akkad33 2y ago
If not a joke can you explain what is statically allocated rust
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by akkad33 2y ago
What do you use instead
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by akkad33 2y ago
Shouldn't the language flag that using local in that scope is an error then?
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by akkad33 2y ago
Why
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by akkad33 2y ago
And they should be blocked too.
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Ask HN: Can you explain like 5 what is Apache arrow flight is and its use case?
2 points by akkad33 2y ago|4 comments
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by akkad33 2y ago
Does it have default immutability, currying etc?
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The Jank Programming Language(jank-lang.org)
1 points by akkad33 2y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Which functional language for full stack web development?
3 points by akkad33 2y ago|8 comments
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by akkad33 2y ago
I don't get why it's such a big deal

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