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   KaSim: A rule-based language for modeling protein interaction networks(dev.executableknowledge.org)

   2 points by evacchi 9y ago|0 comments
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   by evacchi 9y ago

   reminds me of Oscar's Renamer http://www.mediachance.com/free/renamer.htm
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   Lasca Language(github.com)

   4 points by evacchi 9y ago|1 comments
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   by evacchi 9y ago

   if you are interested, these are the slides of the talk referenced in the article https://www.slideshare.net/SimonRitter/55-new-features-in-jd...
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   by evacchi 9y ago

   Actors (not akka's) used to ship as part of the standard library. I'd argue it's been the killer app that drove many people in, in Scala's early days. At some point Akka grew bigger and matured so the original actor libr
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   by evacchi 9y ago

   really premake syntax looks nice https://github.com/premake/premake-core/wiki/Your-First-Scri... and it actually uses a real programming language :-)
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   by evacchi 9y ago

   I don't think C++ will ever shrink as a language (i.e., drop features), but we can reduce the learning surface for newcomers by making it simpler, more consistent, and relegating C-isms under the "backwards compatibility"um
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   by evacchi 9y ago

   I've played a bit with plain TeX last year[1] because I wanted to find an alternative to do PDF slides using a simple text-based formatting. Deckset is cool but I can't customize much of the layout, and I don't love HTML-base
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   by evacchi 9y ago

   > I just end up using functions-where-the-struct-is-the-first-argument, C style. I've been saying this for a while: of all C++/Java-style OOP we're mostly saving uniform function call syntax (cf. go, rust, nim, D and a bit
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    by evacchi 9y ago

    IMO, since the trend today seems to be building static binaries, I'd like to see an opinionated tool that made that use case stupid simple.
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    by evacchi 9y ago

    Then I hope to see soon a non-trivial (setting up a few dependecies) "Getting Started" for the layman !
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    by evacchi 9y ago

    I guess! (CMake is still horrible, but well...)
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    by evacchi 9y ago

    I wish there were a simplified (as in automated) and "community-blessed" workflow at least for static binaries with source dependencies, like all the popular "modern" PLs are doing these days. I'm saying this as a n
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    by evacchi 9y ago

    It's such a pity these days there is no modern tool chain/workflow for Ada (or C++ for that matter). I mean, a package manager, a build tool with integrated dependencies. As far as I know, there is very little open source software
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    by evacchi 9y ago

    to be fair, there is LinuxBrew[1]; also, apparently you can use nix to the same effect. I do believe that Linux-based desktop OSs should separate base system from user software, kind of like *BSDs have been doing; actually, I'd really
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    RaftLib(raftlib.io)

    9 points by evacchi 9y ago|3 comments
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    by evacchi 9y ago

    Nim is very much Oberon inspired and supports this
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    by evacchi 9y ago

    You might want to take a look at the profilist extension
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    Nim programming language(nim-lang.org)

    195 points by evacchi 9y ago|89 comments
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    by evacchi 10y ago

    Thanks for the tips!
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    by evacchi 10y ago

    marginally relevant: I was looking for a terminal text editor for git commits and other similarly simple tasks: my only requirement is that I can save&leave with ^D. Any suggestions?
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    Nim core developer wanted(forum.nim-lang.org)

    157 points by evacchi 10y ago|18 comments
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    by evacchi 10y ago

    Use `jps`
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    by evacchi 10y ago

    MiniKeePass but I also like KeePass Touch: built-in Dropbox/cloud sync and fingerprint to unlock the db (payed app, free with a banner otherwise)
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    by evacchi 10y ago

    I'll bite the bullet and be that guy. What about dual monitor support? What about suspend/resume? Do WiFi and Bluetooth work without issues?
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    by evacchi 10y ago

    you can do both; you can opt-out of the type-safe mechanism and decide to just emit arbitrary code; it's a just one more tool in your belt
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    by evacchi 10y ago

    > (although I'm confused by the " [T]"). the ` *` marker means that the proc/template is "public" (not local to the module)
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    Nim 0.16(nim-lang.org)

    2 points by evacchi 10y ago|0 comments
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    Citation needed (2013)(exple.tive.org)

    2 points by evacchi 10y ago|0 comments
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    by evacchi 10y ago

    I think it's from Raymond Chen's blog, The Old New Thing