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eduardoejp
1y ago
Yo dawg, I heard you like clocks...
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Open Source Unsolved Security
(writing.kemitchell.com)
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Open Source Antidote: critical and alternative views on FOSS
(writing.kemitchell.com)
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Language Showcase: Lux
(compilerspotlight.substack.com)
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Lux 0.7 is out Lisp for JVM, JavaScript, Python, Ruby and Lua with static types
(github.com)
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Lux 0.6 is out Lisp for JVM, JavaScript, Python, Ruby and Lua and static types
(github.com)
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5y ago
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eduardoejp
8y ago
I created a programming language called Lux: https://github.com/LuxLang/lux
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eduardoejp
8y ago
I wonder if Amazon's dogs are as underpayed and overworked as the humans...
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The Lux Programming Language [Strange Loop 2017]
(youtube.com)
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9y ago
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Lux Programming Language reaches v0.5.0
(github.com)
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Monads, I/O and Concurrency in Lux
(luxlang.blogspot.com)
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Lux Tutorial: Simple Todo List Using Vert.x
(luxlang.blogspot.com)
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Custom pattern-matching and advanced macrology
(luxlang.blogspot.com)
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Lux's values, types, signatures and structures
(luxlang.blogspot.com)
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Macros in Lux
(luxlang.blogspot.com)
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Lux programming language reaches v0.3.0
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eduardoejp
11y ago
Best UI for chess... ever.
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11y ago
In the future, I plan to rewrite the Lux compiler in Lux itself, and one of the reasons is to allow people to embed it and use it's API. That way, if someone wants to create an online Lux REPL for people to try Lux, it won't be ha
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11y ago
>> How accurate is that? In the sense that it's something heard from a lot of projects, and then years pass and they're not ready yet or are abandoned. Basically, I know how much I've done so far and how much needs to b
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eduardoejp
11y ago
I am not much of a licenses buff, so I just went with EPL because it sounded reasonable. Anything that looks like *GPL will be avoided because of its virality. How is EPL incompatible with GPL and what licenses are friendly to it? Apache Li
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eduardoejp
11y ago
Your concerns are well founded but what's going on is this. Import paths will be using / for the separation of the path, so you'll be writing things like: (import foo/bar/bar #as baz) I haven't added imports ye
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11y ago
I wanted a Lisp, not just a functional language. I also wanted to push things forward in some aspects, like having the module system, first-class types & having higher interaction with the compiler. Also, Haskell & macros don't
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11y ago
Lux is still in diapers, but everything should be completed in the next few months. >> So if I were to learn a Lisp language for the first time, would Lux be worth my time? That depends. Do you like sophisticated types ala Haskell? Ar
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11y ago
The goal is to compete. This is just version 0.1, so the release was mostly so people could get a taste for it. But version 0.2 will come with all features (except type-inference and code-sharing between platforms). Those two will come in s
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11y ago
Simplicity My ideal of simplicity is more like Haskell's than Clojure's. Clojure strives to be easy-to-use, but in the process, both the language and standard library have evolved a lot of convoluted and often redundant code (
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eduardoejp
11y ago
From what I've seen about Shen, it seems like the idea is to write some kind of layer on top of the host language on which Shen is run, kind of like an interpreter, though not quite. Or at least that's the feeling I've got fr
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eduardoejp
11y ago
Sorry. I don't talk to talk a lot on HN, :P
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eduardoejp
11y ago
platz >> Describing Canonicity as a problem that that needs 'hacks' to work around seems a little disingenuous. If by "canonicity" you mean having 1 canonical instance of a type-class per type and by "hack&quo
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The Lux Programming Language
(github.com)
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11y ago
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eduardoejp
13y ago
Bits or GTFO
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