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Object Oriented Programming in Ada(entropicthoughts.com)
4 points by baranul 6mo ago|1 comments
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by baranul 6mo ago
Perhaps it can be a relief to make assessments about a couple of newer C alternative languages[1][2]. Zen C appears to be moving up very quickly, and even has autofree. [1]: https://github.com/c3lang/c3c (C3) [2]: htt
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by baranul 6mo ago
It's strange, because it has been over 10 years now. To get to 0.20, seems like it would be another 2 to 3 years. The weirdest thing is how Zig continuously gets a pass for being "almost there", for around 5 years now. An arg
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by baranul 7mo ago
There are several languages that compile to Go, trying to be a better a Go. Off the top of my head: XGo ( https://github.com/goplus ), Borgo ( https://github.com/borgo-lang/borgo ), Soppo ( https:/&#x
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by baranul 7mo ago
I'm not going against any explicit policy or promise to customers that a particular AI company might make, but rather what is and can be happening that a lot of the public doesn't realize in general. A lot of what is attributed to
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How to Containerize a V Language Application with Docker(oneuptime.com)
1 points by baranul 7mo ago|0 comments
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Know why you don't like OOP(zylinski.se)
7 points by baranul 7mo ago|1 comments
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by baranul 7mo ago
Exactly right. Who wants to live any where near a nuclear reactor in a conflict between countries or general war. Despite a country not having nuclear weapons, targeting the nuclear reactors of other countries, is almost as good. It's
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by baranul 7mo ago
What is really strange, at this period of history, how anyone would not think that solar makes more sense for focus and investment. Well, unless directly being paid not to use sense or care about the future of humanity, by various oil compa
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by baranul 7mo ago
Part of this was the allowed or special treatment given to Zig at certain sites. It then allowed the false impression to be created of it being production ready and/or far more stable than it actually is. Often intentionally overlookin
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by baranul 7mo ago
> Developers on HN using zig, mojo, etc. aren't really a representative sample. Agree. A lot of manipulation and astroturfing goes on, from many different groups, that affects what appears to be popular on a particular site. The bub
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by baranul 7mo ago
My opinion about this, is that it appears to depend on how a particular person's brain is wired, as to which language(s) they will understand faster and like. There can be a "winner" in terms of which language more people gra
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by baranul 7mo ago
You raised very good points, however, what you typed negatively affects the shell game (as to what "AI" companies are often really doing) and partial pyramid scheme. People seem not to realize that AI companies can not only plagia
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by baranul 7mo ago
Exactly. Part of that can also be about who and how a site is run. Backdoor deals, personal preferences by those in control, organizations that make dominating discussions and votes a priority, etc...
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by baranul 7mo ago
Truth. You can see improvement, even rewriting code in the same language.
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by baranul 7mo ago
Here's a plan, Microsoft dumps Windows and releases a new Linux distro. Another plan, respect the privacy of users.
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by baranul 7mo ago
I'm pleasantly amazed at how many Windows OS programs can now be run on Linux. Especially, if they are portable type programs.
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by baranul 7mo ago
Py2many is a great project. There are actually a couple of Python to Vlang (Py2V) projects.
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by baranul 7mo ago
The AI companies are arguably taking taxpayers (via electric bills) on a ride. A lot of the code, which people get fooled into thinking are AI "solutions", is code already written by humans or even stolen by disregarding licenses
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by baranul 7mo ago
What was really "shady": 1) Attempts by competitors and their minions to blank out any supporters or positive news on V. 2) Mass shadowbanning and banning of V supporters, while censoring lots of positive coverage. 3) Tipping the
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by baranul 9mo ago
Well, for Musk, he has money to burn. At this point, just fun and games.
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by baranul 9mo ago
Wikipedia has a number of notorious and strange editors who have taken it over as if it was their personal kingdom, where they censor and revert at their pleasure. It's their Wikipedia versus for the public. MrOllie is among the most i
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by baranul 9mo ago
Don't know what Disney was thinking with letting her continually wreck Star Wars for so long and lose them money. The franchise is near destroyed. Has only a small chance of recovery.
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by baranul 9mo ago
But, star buying for GitHub is a thing too. This is why you have to look at things like number of contributors, forks, watchers, and pull requests. Just a lot of stars, without the other positive indicators, can be an indication that the pr
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by baranul 9mo ago
Nim (Python-like) and Crystal (Ruby-like) are not C-like languages. Arguably, those languages are targeting a different audience. There are other C family and C style syntax languages that compile directly to C or has it as one of its backe
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by baranul 9mo ago
Maybe make or focus on parks where people can exercise, re-emphasize school playgrounds, and gym time. Otherwise, you are going to have to stock up on Ozempic, just to be able to serve, despite those being recruited are young and should nat
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by baranul 9mo ago
Vlang compiles to human readable C too, like Nim, not Odin and Jai. Here's a post to read on V's rational for doing so[1]. Incredibly, some vocal competitors mocked V's developers for its decision, then years later, have been
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by baranul 9mo ago
Exactly. When a certain moderation style is allowed, it attracts aligned personality types and produces a distinct culture. When toxicity becomes the norm, it is enjoyed by sadists and the demented, who have positioned themselves appropriat
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by baranul 9mo ago
The thing is, what you are describing is arguably theft. It is purposefully circumventing the license and restrictions chosen by the author, in order to steal their code, so that it can be sold and used for profit. This is along the same li
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by baranul 9mo ago
You should be allowed to prefer or have interest in different languages and not have envious competitors try to blank you out. Which is a strange thing being promoted around here. Vlang is indeed worthy of a look, as great project, with (at

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