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by fishmaster 6y ago
> even just redefining a struct field requires restarting the interpreter It really doesn't if you use a module.
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by fishmaster 6y ago
Advent of Code is pretty good with CL.
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by fishmaster 6y ago
This is what I mean with it being more natural and elegant in Julia. Also, "@code_warntype" is incredibly useful for efficient code.
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by fishmaster 6y ago
Also so that I don't have to use things like "np.dot(A, B)" and similar annoyances.
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by fishmaster 6y ago
This is exactly why I'm going to Julia. It either has these constructs in the language itself or is powerful enough to express them adequately. Numpy is a necessary crutch for Python.
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by fishmaster 6y ago
All 6 dune parts.
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by fishmaster 6y ago
Why didn't you stay with Julia? PyCall.jl might be helpful to replace Python.
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by fishmaster 6y ago
Pottery might be better.
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by fishmaster 6y ago
> Java was the first mainstream language with automatic memory management and garbage collection Wouldn't this be Lisp?
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Lisp's Mysterious Tuple Problem(codeproject.com)
2 points by fishmaster 6y ago|2 comments
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by fishmaster 6y ago
How far along are you with Clasp?
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by fishmaster 6y ago
Of course I can, but then I need to create several different accounts on different sites to place different orders when I can just order everything in one order on Amazon.
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by fishmaster 6y ago
Why would I accept that this happens? What's next, my boss getting cameras in my house to see if I get the mandated resting time until it's time to work again?
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by fishmaster 6y ago
Really? By inventing Java?
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by fishmaster 6y ago
Nobody has "a large codebase" in a notebook. They're for explorative programming and visualisations and they're excellent for that. And VS Code is technically a web browser, so...
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by fishmaster 6y ago
I've looked into both some time ago, and while both are great languages the tools around ocaml are atrocious.
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by fishmaster 6y ago
I can only tell you that I consider it excellent and that I would rather use Julia with PyCall than Python.
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by fishmaster 6y ago
... where else on HN, obviously.
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by fishmaster 6y ago
Where else would you discuss the language itself?
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The Julia Language – A fresh approach to technical computing(julialang.org)
36 points by fishmaster 6y ago|28 comments
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by fishmaster 6y ago
Your analogy is false. Python is popular because it is popular - it has momentum. That's pretty much the only reason.
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Matrix – An open network for secure, decentralized communication(matrix.org)
1 points by fishmaster 6y ago|0 comments
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by fishmaster 6y ago
For me, Telegram is almost perfect when it comes to usability. Gifs, stickers, being able to send videos (as opposed to WhatsApp), setting a background for chats, etc.
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by fishmaster 6y ago
But for non-tech users you have to mention an app they can install to message you. Then we're back to Element.
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by fishmaster 6y ago
I think I'd like Cloak for a secure messenger. Or Cape. I don't know, I find Element very generic.
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by fishmaster 6y ago
I don't quite understand this need to make everything into a verb that americans seem to have. "Let's zoom", really? In germany it's just "let's write in WhatsApp/Telegram/Facebook/Signal&#x
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Briar Project(briarproject.org)
350 points by fishmaster 6y ago|185 comments
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by fishmaster 6y ago
This looks pretty cool. Why isn't this more popular?
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by fishmaster 6y ago
You could still benefit from a Zettelkasten just by distilling knowledge in note form. Even if you don't actually have to go back very often.
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by fishmaster 6y ago
That looks good.

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