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by dkrikun 8y ago
Ubuntu around 2010. It got fat and lazy after that so we no have to use xubuntu etc. for old pc's. Lots of PC games naturally: half-life, quake3, fallout2, gta2 etc. etc.
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Plotting scientific data with KST(miscircuitos.com)
1 points by dkrikun 8y ago|0 comments
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Synchronous languages(www-sop.inria.fr)
92 points by dkrikun 8y ago|19 comments
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by dkrikun 8y ago
Have been using Lua 5.3 and luajit for a few years. Also have bought the lua book for 5.3. My thoughts: -- really sweet consistent and simple language -- weak, fragmented ecosystem -- easily embeddable yet powerful -- few bad decisions: arr
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by dkrikun 8y ago
one can "overload" operations on table instances, most importantly, accessors by forwarding them to another table, which is somewhat similar to prototype-based inheritance
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by dkrikun 8y ago
I hope we can have a library for this kind of formatting so each new $hotlanguage can have $hotlanguagefmt easily..
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by dkrikun 8y ago
That's because Python is not a scripting language. Dynamic is not scripting.
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by dkrikun 8y ago
Dunno, why do "scripting", it's a rather clean oop language. For scripting use bash or perl maybe.
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by dkrikun 8y ago
"That it's not Haskell" -- gold
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by dkrikun 9y ago
Is `pdb.set_trace()` is how the breakpoints are implemented in Visual Studio?
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Ourmachinery(ourmachinery.com)
1 points by dkrikun 9y ago|0 comments
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by dkrikun 9y ago
I personally do not understand the buzz around constexpr etc. All the real buziness is happening at runtime anyway and compilers already optimize code quite decently. The extra maintenance burden just doesn't pays off.
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by dkrikun 9y ago
What about clean syntax, simple straight forward language?
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by dkrikun 9y ago
I have been doing C++ for most of my professional life. There is nothing simple about it. Also there is no standard way to use vector instructions or cache control. Everything else is terribly complicated with templates and rvalues/xva
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by dkrikun 9y ago
1. C is simple,elegant but not-so-productive, not-so-modern and, for sure, very very unsafe. Oldskool hardcore, trust the programmer, quake language. 2. Modern C++ is so zero-overhead template and otherwise compile-time obsessed language. Y
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by dkrikun 9y ago
OpenGL/Vulkan are not programmingd languages (though they can be accessed from C, C++, Rust etc.) C is great but, in my opinion, is not productive enough. Rust is strongly geared towards safety, which is great in general, but is surely
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Ask HN: Gamedev/3d gfx programming language
2 points by dkrikun 9y ago|2 comments