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dunefox
5y ago
Not the only terrible one.
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dunefox
5y ago
I was asked to implement a random number generator in an interview not too long ago. This article should help...
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dunefox
5y ago
Ehh. Until the 'job' gets extended and then your simple tool makes it exponentially more complex and you have to rewrite it with the more powerful tool.
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Statically Typed Units of Measurement in F#
(fsharpforfunandprofit.com)
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5y ago
F# probably is best in class here: https://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/posts/units-of-measure/
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5y ago
Honestly, I've been positively surprised by F#. Nice syntax, functional-first, pragmatic design.
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5y ago
> Create courses and learn Smart! "What's 'Smart' and why do I need to learn it?"
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5y ago
Link? I'm not certain that there's a way to objectively measure that on a scale that matters.
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5y ago
> pre-trained on Google News Collection like most Transformer models are BERT for example was trained on Wikipedia and Book corpora. Do you have a source for this claim?
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5y ago
As we know no bugs are present in statically typed programs.
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5y ago
I'm using F# + Rider at the moment as my language of choice for implementing interpreters and compilers and I have to say, I'm very pleased so far.
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5y ago
> But the future readers of your code don't have this advantage. Future readers also don't have access to my brain state when I'm implementing the program. Whether in Lisp or in Haskell or in C or in Python. This is kind o
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5y ago
Also there's ABCL. Yet, I have never personally been in a company or heard of a colleague where they were allowed to deviate from Java or C#. Many times it was a struggle to even get IntelliJ licenses.
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5y ago
I would rather use this: https://github.com/Evizero/UnicodePlots.jl along with a little scripting.
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5y ago
There is significant 'political' pressure to use whatever is already used and has the libraries. That's C, C++, Java, etc. most of the time. If the libraries and tools were truly language independent then I'm certain mor
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5y ago
For those who are downvoting me: Javascript was deliberately invented to be Scheme without the Lisp syntax... Jesus.
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5y ago
Yeah, it's called Lisp.
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5y ago
To me, this is a very pretentious take. Nothing about the usage of "the" in the examples is unusual or creepy. Saying "an eye" or "my eye" that winks at "an" or "my" hand results in a differ
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5y ago
I think Dune by Frank Herbert might become relevant.
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5y ago
> works great for the chat part. Dont know about the rest. Great, so it's not an alternative at all.
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5y ago
> But seriously, is there a better title to give him for that part of his work? Omnissiah or Machine Spirit.
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5y ago
I'm working through it at the moment (in Python and Julia) and it's great so far. > https://monkeylang.org/ Do you know if the tutorials strongly depend on Go or can I easily map it to other languages?
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A Simple Interpreter in Python
(ruslanspivak.com)
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5y ago
Pronounced as 'europe-erotically'.
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5y ago
Let's just agree to disagree. You will understand when you come up with a term of your own.
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5y ago
> There needs to be a modern language that looks friendly, is compatible with shell, and is apart of the shells environment. Julia: https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/manual/running-external-pro... julia>
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5y ago
> the most privacy-respecting chat system for laypeople right now. Sorry, but that has to be either Threema or Signal. WhatsApp is easy to use, but that's the only point it has. Ultimately, it's Facebook.
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How to Make a Roguelike (In Kotlin)
(hexworks.org)
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5y ago
I'd like it to use Julia much more than either R or Python, tbh.
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5y ago
Sounds like Racket with Typed Racket.
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