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mamcx
7y ago
Ask this is like ask: Exist an example of a good collection of variables/classes in Java? For a rdbms, the schema IS the "classes, variables and types" on other languages. Only have the massive advantage of being much more vi
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7y ago
> I wouldn't call Actix the most mature Surely? I try several other for replace my .NET core project, and Actix is the only one that barely get there. Which other handle without much fuzz: - Auth (big!) - Routing with state and db p
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mamcx
7y ago
Yeah, i have read it (is good!). But could be useful to de-compress it and see how is used "normally" then the step back, I think.
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7y ago
This great. I wish exist more information on the array family (and with less "condensed" syntax :)). I'm building a relational language and have tried to borrow some ideas, but apart from the very basics is not much info out
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mamcx
7y ago
Sound like a niche business opportunity?
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mamcx
7y ago
"switching" give the impression of let go the web. I say "adding". I work freelance for more than 20+years and have done almost all: Windows Apps, Web Apps, Mobile (iOS, Android), Cloud, nosql, sql, utilities, etc. Addin
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mamcx
7y ago
I think this is a manifestation of a more bigger issue: C, C++, JS. This happend because our foundations are shaking, and is requiere to put on top some sanity. But nothing can work because: This industry not let go of the old and bad (C, C
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mamcx
7y ago
> Understanding taxes, the importance of savings and baseline personal finance literacy. Ok, what could be a good resource for this? The problem with finances is alike eating: You get so much talk from shaddy "experts" that is
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mamcx
7y ago
I'm looking in integrate the array paradigms and the relational paradigm together in rust. Having a hard time looking in how surface iterators but the array part on my initial internal testing look great...
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mamcx
7y ago
> to work in a non-enhanced That is like to work in first generation C. But the viewpoint cause massive damage: Pascal get a reputation based in the first version with a limited scope, despite have very good points at his favor. In a mod
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7y ago
The damage this viewpoint was massive . Pascal could have been our present, but now we live the mistake of base so much on top of C/C++, and because we never learn, repeat with JS.
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7y ago
One aspect where rdbms development have forgotten to work is to become a real contender for Access/dBase family. You will see a lot of people chasing the "Facebook wanna-be" kind of workloads. I work with small/medium co
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mamcx
7y ago
What is lost in this kind of conversations, can be summed at: You pay NOW or pay LATER. Some stuff is VERY hard to add later, and will cost much more: - Security - Usability - Cross platform - Accessibility - Type safety/Type hinting
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7y ago
That is an effect of ecosystem, not language. Is interesting to note that you can see "High performance lock-free lists" in many langs, but near none have good GUIs builders. Good GUIs builders are harder, and your "High perf
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mamcx
7y ago
The mistake is assuming Delphi is bad and stupid. Delphi is MUCH better than C and C++. Miles ahead. Pascal is what we need, but C is what we deserve. Billons of dollars wasted in it. What it have bad is the massive mismanagement of the own
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7y ago
Same. I'm building the foundations with a relational lang ( https://github.com/Tablam/TablaM ), because where Access/Excel "fail" was to have a huge disconnect between how use it and how program it. A
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7y ago
This have a mirror with the "sql"/"nosql" debate. Being "schemaless" is supposedly a great advantage of nosql, but the thing is that sql/relational is as schemaless as you want! The only thing is that
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mamcx
7y ago
I think the same. My side project is to build something alike. Programming move out "RAD" tools when the web come and making rad for web is near impossible, so somehow that translate "and then stop for everything else".
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mamcx
7y ago
Heck, you could start ideas with much less. Here in colombia you can do US3000/month * Dev to do whatever you say. But even the people here that give funds not do that!
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7y ago
Yeah, this hurt. I think you could find many talented developers with high interest in advance the state of art, but then remember need to put food in the plate and that is. ---- My dream is to build a foxpro/access kind of tool (start
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7y ago
I think is better to say "software usable in 10 minutes" for people that is not a full time developer. Things like excel, access fit there. The big mistake is not provide a way out the "click and get a full app!" step. T
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7y ago
This is possible (for example): https://github.com/jackmott/simdeez The thing is that is not yet in-build in the lang. Let the crates sort some problems before commit it in the lang is like part of the philosophy of ru
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mamcx
7y ago
> why SIMD intrinsics are "unsafe"? Is important to note what is the POV of "unsafe". Is not unsafe for you or for your setup. Is unsafe from the COMPILER ie: it can't PROVE is safe! Static analysis can only
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7y ago
Also: - Exist a tool that allow to navigate structured logs easily, without bring a heavy machinery like ELF stack? and work in terminal? - That also filter only ERRORS and few lines above/below?
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mamcx
7y ago
Have you tried the MS Ergo keyboard? Also check https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/ you find good advice in better keyboards. BTW: I made mine for my own tastes: https://www.reddit.com/r&
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7y ago
Is this just a USA thing? I live in Colombia and wish to have something like that, but not know how judge if the packages given by banks are truly decent. For example, I look at one of the richest bank accounts balances of a company I work
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7y ago
> This cannot be translated correctly into your language You must also take in account culture and other adjacent factors. I born in Colombia, and you don't imagine how HARD is to try to translate tech terms to Spanish. Even where a
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7y ago
I look at it and don't see what is the problem. I think in fact is a very sensible progression of structures?
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This my hobby and at worst, will be the only one to use the lang. I'm well aware of the complications of the endeavor. I procrastinate in start this for more than 10 years!, because I tell myself: This is not for me, and somebody else
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Using sqlite will be good. This is part of my plan (to build on top of sqlite (better) or lmdb (crazy!). Honestly sqlite, not kid ourselves). P.D: I think for a company like MS FoxPro was not a good business, but it could be very good for a
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