hjl22

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   by hjl22 3y ago

   Fair! They are comparing it to Erlang and Go, which are both languages designed with concurrency as a core principle. It just seems off, I guess. I can't actually read the linked article that talks about this as it's locked behind
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   by hjl22 3y ago

   Well, the article mentions up front that people will debate the language categories, but Objective-C is definitely a dynamic, runtime-based language. #import <objc/runtime.h>, have fun, go to town. That being said, the compiler d
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   by hjl22 3y ago

   Thanks for the explanation. I understand it now.
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   by hjl22 3y ago

   Thanks for the explanation. I understand it now.
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   by hjl22 3y ago

   Thanks for the explanation. I understand it now.
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   by hjl22 3y ago

   Thanks for the explanation. I understand it now.
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   by hjl22 3y ago

   I haven't touched async Rust, but have used normal Rust a little bit. My understanding is that 'static is program lifetime, meaning either static compile-time data like constant strings, or it is memory leaks. How does this apply
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   by hjl22 3y ago

   There are plenty of applications that do not run on servers. Lots of IO bound stuff in mobile or desktop apps - waiting for network responses, reading data files on startup, etc.