ndrewxie

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by ndrewxie 3y ago
I see, that's a cool way of looking at it! Sadly I don't have many "itches" right now, mostly cuz I've done a lot of "write it 100% from scratch for fun" type projects for the past year or two. But hey, th
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Ask HN: How do I find “up-and-coming” open source projects to work on?
3 points by ndrewxie 3y ago|2 comments
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by ndrewxie 9y ago
Well, most variables are immutable in my language (took the lazy way out). The few mutable ones are "owned" by one scope, and must operate on the same thread.
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by ndrewxie 9y ago
Not to bother you with this REALLY long mess, but I've been working on it for a while already, so could you please review it for me? Some flaws just won't work out correctly, and I need a pair of fresh eyes to look at it. Laziness
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by ndrewxie 9y ago
OK, I'll follow the chain to the end :)
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by ndrewxie 9y ago
I'm a C/C++ developer for 15 years. I'm planning to do this mainly for learning purposes, and to create my newest project (actually an umbrella project containing 5 different projects).
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by ndrewxie 9y ago
Please don't spam.
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by ndrewxie 9y ago
Yes, I saw that. I'm planning to make something similar, but still pretty different.
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by ndrewxie 9y ago
They're opposites, I know. I'm trying to put strong, static typing and laziness onto Smalltalk and clean up it's syntax a bit (it's already pretty clean, just a few things could be improved) - essentially a faster Small
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by ndrewxie 9y ago
I googled about the origins of many common languages, but most of them were just based off of another language. I tried finding out how those languages were made, but it just goes on...
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by ndrewxie 9y ago
Yes, I've been combining features from different languages (Smalltalk and Haskell), but all I have now is this huge mess that I don't know how to fix.
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by ndrewxie 9y ago
There appears to be lots of enthusiasm about Rust - I'll probably learn it, but I'm trying to learn a higher level language (believe it or not, I don't know any "high level" "modern" languages, because I f
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by ndrewxie 9y ago
Yes, it's too similar to C++/C (I know it's not very similar, but it's still low level).
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What modern, high level programming language should I use?
1 points by ndrewxie 9y ago|6 comments