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by ldrndll 11y ago
It seems like quite a few people have found that the simplicity of Go's type system just winds up transferring the complexity to your code base, instead of in the language implementation. I find it interesting how divided the opinions
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by ldrndll 11y ago
I don't think he claimed otherwise. There's a difference between a code base that makes judicious use of tests to validate business logic and one that relies on the test suite just to keep it from falling apart. I've worked o
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by ldrndll 11y ago
It's anecdotal, but in the absence of anything more concrete... I think every blog post I've read about Go (bar one) that has mentioned the author's previous language mentioned a dynamically typed language. That may just indi
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by ldrndll 11y ago
> Productivity gains by well tested vast number of libraries and frameworks far far outweigh gains due to language features I see this argument all the time. I don't know if the type of software development I do is special (I doubt
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by ldrndll 11y ago
Anecdotally, OCaml seems to often be faster than Haskell, though not necessarily materially so. More important though (in my opinion at least) is that it seems performance is more predictable in OCaml. High performance code in Haskell tends
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by ldrndll 11y ago
I think all those "features" are considered misfeatures by parent, and that he was being sarcastic.
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by ldrndll 12y ago
From my experience, Chrome seems to learn about a search engine by using it. So search for something on amazon.com and it should start working.
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by ldrndll 12y ago
Made even worse by the fact that it renders at 2208x1242 and then downsamples to 1920 × 1080.
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by ldrndll 12y ago
I was hoping that Snap & Yesod would be run on GHC 7.8. It'll be nice to see what sort of improvements MIO will make, especially on the 40 core machine.
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by ldrndll 12y ago
> You are technically correct in that compile already implicates a translation, but we usually use that term [ie compile] refering to a translation into a lower level language and not another language at the same level. The way I underst
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by ldrndll 13y ago
> still uses directed non-cyclic graphs for classification (eg, single inheritance) shows just how powerful single inheritance really is Perhaps I'm missing something, but I think the article makes the point that single inheritance