mamcx

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by mamcx 5y ago
I'm building a language ( https://tablam.org ) that, hopefully, could become the base for excel/access alternative. lisp is not the better fir for excel, to see why, check this: "The memory models that under
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by mamcx 5y ago
You know what could be actually bad? The AI think that could do as well as you described...
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by mamcx 5y ago
This little thing caught my interest: APL takes care of binary-vs-decimal inexactness too, so 3×(1÷3) is really 1: 3×(1÷3) How is this done? How well it scale? I suppose well, because APL is good for math, rigth? But then I
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by mamcx 5y ago
Exist power in being fully immerse in a paradigm. You can do OO on C, but still you are on C, that is not OO. You can do arrays on python, but python is not an array language. In other words, the moment you mix 2 paradigms, them will mism
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by mamcx 5y ago
I understand that clashing semantics could lead to this, but also think maybe you need a different data structure/patter on Rust? Anyway if you also will leverage more stuff from the Erlang ecosystem is certainly the way to go.
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by mamcx 5y ago
Interesting all the effort in show how important could be to optimize for keywords... and put them under the bus in a too small keyboard layout... with extra layering!. I do the exact opposite (without doing "science" just my feel
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by mamcx 5y ago
This sound weird. Erlang is "slower" than Rust, like a lot and specially in this kind of stuff.
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by mamcx 5y ago
I think the actual benefits is nor fit in little ram, but for make easier to mantaing and improve things. In Rust the sodlib is very small, but it have slowed to emerge great idioms. And instead of putting in the standard lib all the code o
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by mamcx 5y ago
After read the explanation of parent, I see it as certainly one of the most sensible models to build scalable and efficient software. This a great way to make things: - You have N Cores on machine - You create N Threads to match, you don&#x
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by mamcx 5y ago
> WebAssembly doesn’t allow you to dynamically generate new machine code and run it from within pure Wasm code. I think this focus is about RUNNING the wasm. If you have are a host, I think you can generate wasm inside it and pre-cache t
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by mamcx 5y ago
This sound tempting.. I'm building an interpreter ( https://tablam.org ) ad one of the reason is the interpreters are better for exploration/repls and such. This looks like it will fix a major point: I could compile ever
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by mamcx 5y ago
You don't always need "no downtime deployments", few minutes are tolerated in many environments (I work in enterprise software, where it could be days!). Backups? You only need backups or the Db, and that have zero impact in
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by mamcx 5y ago
I think a language must break moving forward. The more something is afraid of change, the more it stay like that AND DRAG EVERYTHING ELSE. I live in the enterprise software sector, and you don't know much problem it cause this. Because
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by mamcx 5y ago
I'm 100% for better tools for enterprise development, and consider most/all languages in wide use as subpar (even python!). I bet on it building on the side https://tablam.org because this... In the case of languages,
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by mamcx 5y ago
> , while I believe in 2021 it should be seen as one of the necessary everyday high-level datatypes. And I add that just the datatype is not enough, because is "this close" to be the foundation for relational programming (p.d:
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by mamcx 5y ago
> I’m fully in favour of using newer and safer languages... And the ONLY way C/C++, that cost BILLONS on bugs alone, is replaced is that people rewrite things on something better (and Rust IS better). And this start for fun . And i
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by mamcx 5y ago
It read sensible to me, but I'm not a native speaker, so maybe the writer is neither one?
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by mamcx 5y ago
I read it, and is not that bad, in fact the points it make are probably as close as non-controversial in how make a fast compiler. And LLVM is certainly major slow in the compiling pipeline. And very complex at it. What is unclear is how de
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by mamcx 5y ago
This sound tempting, but again the trend is for less keys that force the use of layers. One of the main reason for me to build my own keyboard ( https://imgur.com/a/By9YN2q ) is this (pls, wish extra keys for major progr
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by mamcx 5y ago
So? Of course this take time, but when Apple LAUNCH it, it do it with confidence .
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by mamcx 5y ago
> and force all OEMs ???? This not make much sense, but if Google launched it in his own, then at least some OEMs could go along (supposing Fucsia is good, I don't know which could their selling point)
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by mamcx 5y ago
Contrast with Apple: M1 and pump! launched it the major selling laptop. That is how you know Apple mean business . And this is how you know fucsia/google will not.
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by mamcx 5y ago
This is a bad take. In special because the way rust do things now is THE optimal way to work: Rust is GROWING. In this step (let's call it the adolescent) is NOT THE TIME to stop for the needs of C, C++, Debian, or anything else that i
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by mamcx 5y ago
> neck, back, and hip pain developing. Some of it is because of my renewed interest in working out Ask for help in which work outs work best for that. IMHO yoga help me a lot and everything that look like plank. Also, consider a Stan-up
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by mamcx 5y ago
I commit the mistake of doing SPA, ONCE. But happily revert back. I have a single build.sh script with the proper build steps (them are so simply that make or other thing is excessive). So, if you already know how do thing step by step, jus
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by mamcx 5y ago
For my was Rust. I done like 12(?) Langs before, including F# that also was a change of mind, but the first 2 or 3 months of Rust I fell like an idiot looking intensely to a wall. I start to think my 20 years programming were a big fat
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by mamcx 5y ago
Only 85%? And are "processing client business logic"? Amazing, mine are not logical and conflating a lot of stuff that can't be solved by programming: "Dude, pls add this amazing "security" concept I develop in
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by mamcx 5y ago
Is like the old proverb about software: Is far easier to build an OS than an ERP system. I do this for life, and kind of like it . I like working on data manipulation and enjoy using relational databases and the others too. Business app al
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by mamcx 5y ago
Totally. AL other ergots going full crazy or barely at all. MS Ergo classic is nearly perfect.
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by mamcx 5y ago
In the closed ones I lived before they pay for most stuff. I don't remember exactly where is the line (but is part of the agreements and part of the law what they can do. For example, some set a end-time for loud parties)

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