brihat

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   Nimrod: A New Systems Programming Language(drdobbs.com)

   10 points by brihat 13y ago|0 comments
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   by brihat 13y ago

   Freenode #emacs, ##linux, #nimrod, #julia and #d. Nimrod's gang (including Araq) are very friendly and welcoming. #julia and #d are very quiet though (except for the bots). And #emacs -- well, that one channel which is lenient towards
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   by brihat 13y ago

   Isn't this actually called "implementation-defined" behaviour in the std rather than "undefined" behaviour? I generally get a segfault for undefined behaviors
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   by brihat 13y ago

   A naive implementation in Nimrod: proc main(max_a0: int): int = var a, longest, len, max_len : int for a0 in countup(1, max_a0): a = a0 len = 0 while a != 1: len += 1
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   by brihat 13y ago

   The author intentionally chooses decomposed form. Indeed all of them work with Python 3. Here: Python 3.3.2+ (default, Oct 9 2013, 14:50:09) [GCC 4.8.1] on linux Type "help", "copyright", "credits&qu
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   by brihat 13y ago

   This article is mostly written from a European language perspective. For Indian scripts, storing combining characters as a separate code points is the right thing to do. For example, कि (ki) is composed of क and ि When I'm writing thi
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   by brihat 13y ago

   I am very impressed with Anaconda's Free edition. Works well in Linux and has more packages [2] than Enthought's free edition. Anaconda is the commercial offering from Travis Oliphant, the creator of Numpy. [1]: https:/&#x2F