planetis

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by planetis 4y ago
Nim is closer to become Go killer with it's capability to target both native and JS. There are multiple async implementations offered as packages, since async is not part of the language. SPAs frameworks and bindings of popular librari
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by planetis 4y ago
Do I know you? No. Are you extremely hostile? Yes. What did you expect?
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by planetis 4y ago
I agree to some extend and that's why I believe bans should be lifted after 30minutes when people have calmed down. But on the other hand one should watch how he behaves and not blaming it on others.
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by planetis 4y ago
But those who got banned didn't they ignored the warnings, continued flaming and insulted other users? Will you pretend that people who behave themselves get banned?
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by planetis 4y ago
Why am I not allowed to be suspicious, with a new account doing advertising for Zig while creating controversy? How about you provide more details, instead of throwing accusations?
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by planetis 4y ago
What the heck man? This doesn't match my experience at all. And I can't find your username on neither matrix nor discord. Did you just found a chance for a sucker punch and took it? I bet Zig is the wonder land.
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by planetis 4y ago
> Though I don't like the extra step Nim takes of dropping parentheses for 0 argument functions That isn't true, you need parentheses for procs with no arguments, else it's interpreted as a proc pointer. Try `echo` vs `ech
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by planetis 4y ago
I like Nim.
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by planetis 5y ago
I think the main reason rust mutexes look the way they do, is the lack of a 'try finally' construct which is emulated with a destructor. In Nim (you can have both) but I prefer using a template that uses 'try finally' an
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SiSix, a company developing RISC 6 and Nim(forum.nim-lang.org)
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by planetis 5y ago
That's why I mainly use Nim for creating games. It's a *fun* language, out of your way for rapid prototyping, *safe*, it has all sorts of safety checks (nil, overflows, ranges, variant object transitions) that you can disable for
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by planetis 5y ago
Civ6 btw
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by planetis 5y ago
Builtin templates in Nim are awesome but since then, there is the possibility to render pages server-side with karax: https://github.com/karaxnim/karax Check my project that converts a static web page to ready to use k
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by planetis 5y ago
Karax [1] being Nim's SPA framework that also supports server side rendering. [1]: https://github.com/karaxnim/karax
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Html2karax First Release(forum.nim-lang.org)
2 points by planetis 5y ago|1 comments
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by planetis 5y ago
Nim is a better fit for scientific computing. Reason being excellent C interfacing and easy to learn syntax. Fast, lean executable and compile time is a factor too. There is a community page with available projects https://github
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Introduction to Metaprogramming in Nim(hookrace.net)
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by planetis 5y ago
`buildHtml` is a macro, the code passed to it via it's invocation (the 'colon-delimited indented code blocks') is then transformed as explained in the readme https://github.com/karaxnim/karax#hello-world
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by planetis 5y ago
> And when I look at the generated C code, I see a lot of temporary objects yea it sucks, hopefully it would be fixed soon. https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/issues/18341
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by planetis 5y ago
See the lent annotation? No copying involved. Its a hidden pointer. https://nim-lang.github.io/Nim/options.html#get%2COption%5BT...
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by planetis 5y ago
That was a nice read well done!
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Show HN: JSON library based on the ECS pattern, written in Nim(github.com)
3 points by planetis 5y ago|0 comments
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by planetis 5y ago
Makes sense, thanks for your insight!
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by planetis 5y ago
if you want blisters instead of warts, cool. In all fairness, it might work, if you only put a tiny amount.
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by planetis 5y ago
Well the most widespread around the world is the Smyrna variety. So...
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by planetis 5y ago
If you search online for articles in many different languages, going like "you wouldn't believe whats inside there, you will never eat this again", spreading fud you would think like me something is up.
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by planetis 5y ago
Wasp or no wasp (...but there is really none, nada, zilch it's impossible to trace kapish?), lot's of flowers pollinate with the help of insects. I don't feel like it's coincidental these "there is wasp in your figs
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by planetis 5y ago
Don't get me started on the smear campaign started years ago by probably competitors, all figs are 100% vegan foods, there is no scientific proof that there is "wasp biomass" in there. We are not talking about a regular wasp,
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by planetis 5y ago
The Kimi PDO figs variety are the biggest, most sweet, fleshy figs in the world. Coupled with the traditional (goes back to antiquity) manual way of preparation and drying they are the king of sun dried figs.
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by planetis 5y ago
Fig producer here, I don't get the backslash about fig ...flower, there is no tiny wasp in there, its entirely broken down by the tree's enzymes. In ancient Greece it was the most popular and important fruit, a pillar of the econo

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