kung-fu-master

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by kung-fu-master 13y ago
From this message I understood that the Go is a language only for him and not for others developers.
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Ask HN: Has someone used Ruby/Python for Android/iOS development?
2 points by kung-fu-master 14y ago|5 comments
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by kung-fu-master 15y ago
Flask is best IMHO. Django is good enough.
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by kung-fu-master 15y ago
Ok, maybe Java on some cases worse choice over JS. But Java has one preeminence over JS. With Java we can teach more advantage level of software construction. It's construction of medium/large systems. Programming in big. Using classical OO
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by kung-fu-master 15y ago
As CS teacher I'm agree with others that JS is terrible choice as first language. Python is much better. Also Pascal is good option here. Even Java better than JS. What is their goal. It seems that John Resig only wants to teach his favorit
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by kung-fu-master 15y ago
But Mercurial was written in Python and performance is comparable to git. So, his argument is not correct about the performance reason on choice of C over C++. Even interpreted Python which was used in Mercurial was not speed bottleneck. Ye
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by kung-fu-master 15y ago
Have you looked at Nemerle?
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JavaScript, Dart/Chrome and TIScript/Sciter comparison(terrainformatica.com)
2 points by kung-fu-master 15y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: was Stripe written in Common Lisp?
2 points by kung-fu-master 15y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Is any schools still use Scheme?
1 points by kung-fu-master 15y ago|0 comments
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by kung-fu-master 15y ago
Why not HTDP or SICP?
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by kung-fu-master 15y ago
As school teacher I think that "Introduction to programming" should increase motivation on further learning of programming. About 10-20 years ago it was very simple task. Computers and programming were very exciting. What has changed? Nowad
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by kung-fu-master 15y ago
Try Panda3D (www.panda3d.org)
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by kung-fu-master 15y ago
From 2 to 4 hours. Everyday.
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by kung-fu-master 15y ago
I have found 31 repos on Common Lisp. Clojure - 3956 repos. Compare to: Ruby - 141811 repos. Python - 67482 repos. It seems that writing on Ruby is more fun than writing in Lisp.
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Ask HN: Silence in Lisp community
8 points by kung-fu-master 15y ago|4 comments
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Ask HN: MBP 13" or MBP 15"?
4 points by kung-fu-master 15y ago|8 comments
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by kung-fu-master 15y ago
Exactly. AFAIK, it has small core language and all other constructions like if/else, while, for, foreach etc are made with macros. I think that Nemerle is Lisp macros + static types + OCaml (algebraic data types, pattern matching) + .Net ec
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Nemerle 1.0(nemerle.org)
57 points by kung-fu-master 15y ago|21 comments
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Ask HN: which NoSQL database engine is better to use with Common Lisp?
4 points by kung-fu-master 16y ago|2 comments
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1024cores(1024cores.net)
71 points by kung-fu-master 16y ago|18 comments
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by kung-fu-master 16y ago
http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/GHC:FAQ#Why_isn.27t_GHC_a...
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by kung-fu-master 16y ago
There is article about language but it's only in russian: http://rsdn.ru/article/dotnet/ElaDevelopment.xml I will ask author to translate it into english.
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Ela Programming Language(code.google.com)
11 points by kung-fu-master 16y ago|10 comments
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Ask HN: Modern approach to web application development with Common Lisp
44 points by kung-fu-master 16y ago|25 comments
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by kung-fu-master 16y ago
Hmmm... it's interesting... I came to conclusion that it is easier to do external DSL, not embedded. Parse source code on Pascal and then translate it into S-expressions. Am I right? Btw, if I'm gonna write external DSL, I can do that in an
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by kung-fu-master 16y ago
There are such DSLs on top of Common Lisp. But usually not on the scope of a full programming language like Pascal. It is not that typical anymore, but there are examples in that direction. --------------------------- I have found two examp
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by kung-fu-master 16y ago
Then, why no one still not made such eDSL? As I understand, the only reason to choose Python for Peter Norvig was the similarity of Python to pseudo-code. I think that such great hacker as Peter Norvig could easily develop pseudo-code eDSL
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by kung-fu-master 16y ago
I'm not a Lisp expert, so I have another question. Is it possible to embed DSL into Lisp which will looks like pseudo-code? For example: (pseudo a = 0 b = 100 s = 0 for (i from a to b) s = s + i write(s)
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Ask PG: Lisp vs Python (2010)
232 points by kung-fu-master 16y ago|192 comments

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