delian66

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by delian66 6y ago
> I do not plan to make any future update posts about the V programming language in the future. As a V contributor, I regret that you decided that. Even though I do not like your attitude towards what is in the end an open source project
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by delian66 6y ago
PRs are welcome. Especially from skilled compiler developers.
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by delian66 6y ago
It is a general purpose language, but there are several games in the main V repo, for example: https://github.com/vlang/v/blob/master/examples/tetris/tetri... https://github.com&#x2F
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by delian66 6y ago
There is a native backend, that compiles directly to elf binaries on linux without using a C compiler, but it is still wip (and can not yet be used to selfcompile V itself for example). For example: 0[20:45:04] /v/nv LINUX $
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by delian66 6y ago
V can use any C99 compiler as its backend, including tcc, clang, gcc or msvc. It really does recompiles itself very fast - on a i3-3225, using tcc it self compiles for ~0.6s . You can clone the repo, type `make` in it, then do `time ./
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by delian66 6y ago
See for example: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23139396
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by delian66 6y ago
There is no catch, it is just a work in progress, and it is improving every day.
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Portable MRI. Anytime, Anywhere(hyperfine.io)
2 points by delian66 6y ago|2 comments
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by delian66 6y ago
In despotism, you do not have security either - the despot can do whatever he wants to you or to your family.
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by delian66 6y ago
> Erickson, among other things, makes provably false statements about the prevalence and mortality of covid19. Such as?
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by delian66 6y ago
So you effectively desire a way to build your own bubble, and cast it in stone, and also give even more information to Google (what you do not like ) ???
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Ibniz – a virtual machine for extremely compact low-level audiovisual programs(pelulamu.net)
3 points by delian66 7y ago|0 comments
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by delian66 7y ago
Minix was not voluntarily chosen by Intel's customers...
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by delian66 7y ago
I disagree. The observation that working complex systems evolved from simpler ones is very useful, because from it follows a rule that, if you want to make a complex system, your best chance is to make a simpler system, then iteratively im
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Windows 95 in Electron. Runs on macOS, Linux, and Windows(github.com)
2 points by delian66 7y ago|0 comments
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by delian66 7y ago
For such a young language, V's ecosystem advances pretty fast...
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by delian66 7y ago
V produces .c files, which are then compiled to .o files, like C. Interfacing v code into a C++ app, is like interfacing with any other C library, with the addition, that you may have to write the C headers yourself (or you can cut/pas
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by delian66 7y ago
Pioneering is nearly always harder, and takes more time than later developments.
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by delian66 7y ago
Only some people love to do that. Many others hate it when it happens.
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by delian66 7y ago
And now you do not have to wait more than a few seconds, while you train them?
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by delian66 7y ago
Wow, on my old i3: 0[08:48:16] /v/v $ time ./v v.v real 0m0.219s user 0m0.153s sys 0m0.064s 0[08:48:25] /v/v $ I guess it is high time to upgrade my machine...
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by delian66 7y ago
Amazing ... That would make https://www.xkcd.com/303/ obsolete ;-) !
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by delian66 7y ago
It is also true.
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by delian66 7y ago
This map is wrong/inaccurate. Tap water is drinkable in Bulgaria too.
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by delian66 7y ago
See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynastic_cycle It is just a matter of time for the corruption to set in again.
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by delian66 7y ago
Another developer: "...our stack was generating over a hundred SQL queries, all of which were being performed sequentially because we don't have a good per-request concurrency story in this tech stack. I just bypassed the ORM and
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When Children Are Not Read to at Home – The Million Word Gap(journals.lww.com)
2 points by delian66 8y ago|0 comments
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by delian66 8y ago
Yes, you can train your vocabulary and improve your foreign language skills by listening to people talking it. I am not a comedian, so I do not know how exactly you can make yourself funnier, but I have a very strong suspicion that you do
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by delian66 8y ago
>> I mean, if you watch sitcoms on TV, you're developing your sense of humor, observe people engaged in funny dialogue etc. No, you are not developing your sense of humor. Most of the humor in the "funny dialogue" is co
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by delian66 8y ago
No, it was Sublime Text. Textmate was never cross-platform.

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