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pseudony
2y ago
This is not his best post, granted (there are some good ones). That said, I think this is a very uncharitable read and resorting to ad hominom (he's not a real dev!) is uncalled for. If you think the argument is wrong -say so. Refute i
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2y ago
Can someone explain. What is the catch ? Zed is worked on by paid employees. So who is the product, how is the money made and is it open source and if so, how much ? (Vscode has strings attached too) Just interested since building my workfl
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2y ago
Read a bunch of your other comments, so I know this wasn't meant in a zealous way. - I wouldn't pick my languages based on someone else's hot take, or any Manga avatar, actually. I also honestly doubt "Lina" is unbi
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2y ago
Nope. RfL was accepted as an experiment[0], with the understanding that it CAN be ejected again if the evaluation fails. Its mandate was as an opt-in functionality, primarily left for individual maintainers to decide on whether to use and l
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2y ago
Theodore Ts'o, the person you are implying is not an engineer, started working on Linux in 1991. Just look at the MAINTAINERS file of the Linux kernel source tree. You'll find Theo maintaining several critical pieces, including l
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2y ago
That should be obvious ? The concern from those contributors (and we might soon see the same in QEMU) is that these bindings are essentially a weaponization which forces the great majority of contributors to learn Rust or drop out. Essentia
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2y ago
I did, I'm actually puzzled he referenced this. You have a minority who wants to impose a change, and the concerns outlined in that video by the audience member reflects genuine concerns from many other maintainers and contributors. Th
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2y ago
I see a lot of myself in you, both proclivities, journey and the question. I don't think lisps strengths can be matched by piecemeal feature adoption. The GC, the REPL, the ability to reload code in a running process, the macro system,
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3y ago
On the point of trusting (big) Apple to keep us safe. This was linked in a similar discussion today. Either they knowingly provide backdoors for state actors or they are being so incompetent that it is laughable. Zero interaction remote exp
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3y ago
Oh lighten up, it's memory safe! /sic
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3y ago
Having written something similar ( https://pypi.org/project/gcgen/ ), it is sometimes hard to provide examples without being overly specific. However, some "meta" examples: * If you have an authoritative
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3y ago
Wrote something similar, but while you can mix generated and hand-written code, the actual python code for that is moved out of the file. https://jwdevantier.github.io/gcgen/