galangalalgol

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by galangalalgol 10y ago
At a quick glance this looks fairly complete. Anyone want to volunteer to compare the performance to FORTRAN/lapack and c++/eigen?
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by galangalalgol 10y ago
I don't see anyone proficient at Scala or clojure having troubles with the borrow checker. Even rust syntax is similar to scala, kind of. The issue is telling people that rust is a multi paradigm language when the borrow checker wants
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by galangalalgol 10y ago
Interesting, thanks! The ideal would be someone to bundle said crates and then sell the bundling service. In my experience companies don't like anything free. It also helps if you are going to drop it on an air gapped dev network.
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by galangalalgol 10y ago
Do you think there will ever be a standalone package that has all the blessed crates? Getting approval to use boost at work was hard enough. Getting them to approve any random 3rd tier dependency I might unintentionally pull down from cra
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by galangalalgol 10y ago
Does GC imply memory safety? Use after free and dangling references probably can't happen, but I have never heard of a GC supplying cross thread memory safety. The borrow checker does.
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by galangalalgol 10y ago
That is because there isn't one. Analogies for software are notoriously imprecise but... You wouldn't pound in a nail with a sawzall. Trying to be pure with any style leads to awkward code in anything but the most straightforward
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by galangalalgol 10y ago
My company has to approve all software on the development network. Getting newish versions of boost is bad enough. But keeping something like tokio or even simd and all its dependencies approved and in sync and then transferring them to the
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by galangalalgol 10y ago
My concern is health. Soy even fermented isn't that great. It is a trigger food for many as well. The amino profile is an issue too. Rice\pea is the closest I've found but lean poultry is the king of protein quality and until I se
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by galangalalgol 10y ago
I need a suitable sized project to implement in a niche language I am learning. I used to use tetris but it isn't big enough. It needs to exercise multi threaded updates of some state consisting of many elements and their relationships
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by galangalalgol 11y ago
As another comment below points out, any non trivial software contains FSMs but they can express it in any number of ways. Haskell trying to avoid mutable state would probably pass around a constant data structure recursively through a seri