dual_basis

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by dual_basis 8y ago
https://www.google.com/amp/s/wgno.com/2018/02/09/watch-thief...
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by dual_basis 8y ago
I feel like I might learn the most from Rust, but since I can handle having a GC in my app the extra focus on elements included in Rust to guarantee memory safety without GC is potentially wasted. Thanks for you thoughtful comparison though
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by dual_basis 8y ago
Pony looks great, but based on reading the docs it seems it is a bit too early to do much with it. Looks like they don't really have any tooling (package manager?) yet.
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by dual_basis 8y ago
Alright, I'm going to check out D then. :)
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by dual_basis 8y ago
I did check out go. I was surprised to see that it had null, and aside from the emphasis on concurrency I didn't find anything new or interesting. This was recently posted here, and I findyself agreeing with most of the points (though
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by dual_basis 8y ago
Isn't C# a second-class citizen on Linux at best?
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by dual_basis 8y ago
I used OCaml in a programming languages class and didn't hate the syntax, but I found the tooling relatively clunky compared to modern toolchains (for example, cargo).
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by dual_basis 8y ago
Yeah, this is exactly why I didn't consider Pony.
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by dual_basis 8y ago
I've got a systems level project I want to play around with, however GC is not a deal breaker for me. The languages I've been considering are Rust, Nim, Crystal, and Zig. I've started writing it in Rust but the syntax is unne
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by dual_basis 8y ago
How is it that the current implementation of Google Assistant can't even add stuff to my calendar in a natural way? I just tried the following: "OK Google, add an event to my work calendar for a meeting at Starbucks tomorrow morni