indigo0086

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   by indigo0086 9y ago

   For sure without the text representation, or manual code aspect a language would ultimately fail. I feel that languages that seek to "simplify" often oversimplify and leave those that require more granularity (most programmers) n
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   by indigo0086 9y ago

   Interesting. I wonder if this is the future of not only reducing the barrier to entry to software engineering, but setting up a new tier of software engineer for the unskilled. Rather, would software have lower barrier to entry positions
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   by indigo0086 9y ago

   And just how involved have we been able to get? They've proposed and passed laws with objection before even they know what is written. Many laws are effectively written by industries which they will benefit and then passed to benefit
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   by indigo0086 9y ago

   I think I'm done reading philosophical analyses of languages that don't teach me anything about it.
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   by indigo0086 9y ago

   I use spacemacs. before I had to have a vim plugin in every ide. But seeing the incredible power of emacs and the ease of integrating vim with it (pretty much a "pick your style" at the beginning of spacemacs installation) I&#x2