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   Show HN: Deep Thought - Deploy smart, not hard(redhotvengeance.com)

   1 points by redhotvengeance 13y ago|0 comments
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   by redhotvengeance 14y ago

   Interesting point. As with your previous comment on functional languages, I'd argue declarative query languages are more about a difference in thought process. Query languages definitely have a major shift in syntax, but I think the more si
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   by redhotvengeance 14y ago

   Fair enough. When viewed from a use-case perspective, I suppose you could claim that Ruby and Python are similar to C family languages. I actually have started exploring Haskell recently, and clearly functional programming languages require
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   by redhotvengeance 14y ago

   While it is true that I have quite a lot of experience in C-syntax based languages, I've also done quite a bit of Ruby programming, and dabbled in Python as well, both of which are nothing like C. Regardless, I don't see how having programm
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   The 90/10/0 Principle: Programming vs. Languages(redhotvengeance.com)

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   How I Set Up(redhotvengeance.com)

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   Compiln: A Node.js asset compiler with choice(redhotvengeance.com)

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