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by gdprrrr 4y ago
> Many words of French origin were borrowed twice or more. There were at least three periods of borrowing: one that occurred shortly after the Norman Conquest and came from Norman French, one in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries fr
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Have you tried Haskell vor Scala?
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Yeah, it's well known that only LaTeX can parse LaTeX because you can redefine all syntax (catcodes) in the middle of the document.
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by gdprrrr 4y ago
Have a look at https://github.com/wiz-lang/wiz . I agree that this in an unexplored area.
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> Some users may have angst about typing characters such as ü and ß, but Odersky dismisses this idea: “Being completely unable to enter half the syntax on an English keyboard may make coding slower, but that never seemed to hold Scalaz b
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In a similar vein: Mark Rendle - The Worst Programming Language https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcFBwt1nu2U
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And then there's Anno 2070 which fails at login (it requires an account and an internet connection) for a second player in the same home network.
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While it would obviously be nice to error at compile time, the docs of the slice type clearly say the code mudt panic in this case. Depending on the context, [T; 3] may be better
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Well, considering that 90% of all startups fail, that number isn't unrealistic
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One example I like is a binary search Funktion which only allows to pass a sorted list
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I'd say that's better then the C way, where every projects Implements their own version of a linked list, json parser and so on, no?
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One Person once sued their Bank to correct their Name, under the GDPR right oft correction. The Bank initially refused, because they considered their legacy EDCDIC system unreasonable. The Bank lost the case. https://gdprhub.eu&#