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   by fghfghgfhfg 11y ago

   "I liked the juxtaposition of that haha. It kind of negates anything about Rust in your counterpoint." I almost removed that at the end. I wasn't trying to say much about Rust except that it wasn't predicated on this ide
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   by fghfghgfhfg 11y ago

   My understanding is that Rust doesn't have so much to offer Ada/SPARK. I haven't looked that hard at Rust though, so maybe I've overlooked some of it's features. You have to jump through the same sort of hoops in Ru
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   by fghfghgfhfg 11y ago

   I've had classmates (also in graduate school) that didn't even have adequate writing skills. Attempts to communicate via writing required a lot of guessing and hoping. They did have some small verbal ability, but it was extremely
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   by fghfghgfhfg 11y ago

   The type system, at least more powerful ones, encode a lot of intention and more importantly, enforce it. It might add some additional complexity in the first writing of the code, but in return you eliminate whole classes of problems foreve
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   by fghfghgfhfg 11y ago

   I'm rather unqualified as a critic of rain sounds - morning fog leaves about as much moisture on things as what people around here would call a light rain. But I agree, it really doesn't sound quite like rain. The more prominent s