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kthielen
9y ago
Yes the whole project started because we needed dynamically-determined logic (in various places) that could fit in very tight latency budgets. And the output of this compiler is put in a critical trading path that sees a very large portion
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kthielen
9y ago
Yes that's a good point, I do hope to build out more targeted documentation and example programs over the coming weeks.
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kthielen
9y ago
> > much more so than K or Q. > For most people that is not very high bar. hehehe
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kthielen
9y ago
Thanks, I do have it in the queue to make more targeted examples. I realize that what's there is a little scattershot and each of the use-cases mentioned could use a lot more detail. For example, inside MS we have these reactive hobbe
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kthielen
9y ago
I started the hobbes project at MS and am happy to answer any questions that folks have about it!
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kthielen
9y ago
Hello, I made this project for Morgan Stanley. We've just recently open sourced it, and lately I've been working on porting it to new platforms and working with people outside of the firm to show how it can be useful in their inf
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kthielen
12y ago
As others have said, the key is to solve the expression problem without discarding type safety. :) I think that this problem is basically a simple structural relation on sum types in disguise. That's how I interpret the "Data Ty
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13y ago
Careful with these guys. I once built an open source implementation of the q language, and these guys immediately threatened to sue me, my employer, and our clients. The language is not that interesting, it's easy to reproduce, and t