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Pragmatic D Tutorial
(qznc.github.io)
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andralex
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I actually think I do. Go does offer a couple of primitives for poking into memory, but it is my opinion that a systems language needs much more refined control over memory layout and allocation.
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13y ago
One of these languages is not like the others.
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Increasing the D Compiler Speed by Over 75%
(drdobbs.com)
174 points
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DConf 2013 Closing Keynote: Quo Vadis by Andrei Alexandrescu
(youtube.com)
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DConf 2013: Effective SIMD for modern architectures by Manu Evals
(youtube.com)
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DConf 2013: LDC (the LLVM-based D compiler) by David Nadlinger
(youtube.com)
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DConf 2013: D-Specific Design Patterns by David Simcha
(youtube.com)
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DConf 2013: Code Analysis for D with AnalyzeD by Stefan Rohe
(youtube.com)
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DConf 2013: Metaprogramming in the Real World by Don Clugston
(youtube.com)
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Simply D-lightful: Impressions of DConf 2013 by Sociomantic Labs
(blog.sociomantic.com)
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DConf 2013 Day 2 Talk 6: Higgs, a JIT compiler in D by Maxime Chevalier-Boisvert
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DConf 2013 Day 2 Talk 5: A Precise Garbage Collector for D by Rainer Schütze
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13y ago
Abstract: With its speed, safety, and expressiveness, D excels for web development. However, D is not yet thought of as a compelling choice in that area. The best D tools and techniques for web development are young and not well known at th
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DConf 2013 Day 2 Talk 4: Web Development in D by Vladimir Panteleev
(youtube.com)
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DConf 2013 Day 2 Talk 3: From C# to D by Adam Wilson
(youtube.com)
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DMD 2.063 released with 260 bugfixes and enhancements
(forum.dlang.org)
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DConf 2013 Day 2 Talk 2: Shared Libraries in D by Martin Nowak
(youtube.com)
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13y ago
That requires an acquire on every access, so it's generally slower.
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Low-Lock Singletons In D
(davesdprogramming.wordpress.com)
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13y ago
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14y ago
I'm nowhere near that level but extrapolating from my experience and that of people I know: such abrupt departures are never amiable and are the tip of quite complex political junctures. As a human being, someone like Sinofsky is no longer
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14y ago
There are plenty of eng jobs at Facebook that require no PHP. In more than two and a half years there I wrote probably 50 lines of PHP.
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This is Andrei. You'd be surprised; the interview was very difficult and I might have failed it just as easily. I got no C++ question (we seldom ask language-specific questions). Instead, my interviewers asked me questions related to my res
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14y ago
"Folly" started as an internal codename loosely based on "F"acebook "O"pen source "LL"ibrar"Y". When the time to choose an official name arrived, we found "folly" too funny to not use.
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15y ago
s/some/a ton of/
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andralex
15y ago
Oh, I see. The attempt at a joke there was that I felt awkward to talk trash about a language as a proponent of another.
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15y ago
I understand where you're coming from; it can be frustrating that all doctoral work doesn't count to some interviewers as much as a canned test. At Facebook we constantly work on improving the interview quality for PhD candidates. Our recru
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15y ago
I wasn't asked me to defend anything. Let's not forget that back in 2004 many alternatives that are fairly robust today were not as functional as PHP was.
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As a Facebook employee who holds a PhD, I can say we are constantly preoccupied about improving the quality of our interview process. In particular, the topic of how to adapt the interview process advanced degree holders comes about quite o
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15y ago
Point taken. Mine is that Go attempts to solve these new ideas with 1980s programming language technology. Touting it as a reimagining of C (or anything) would be insulting to C.
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