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by rlander 12y ago
Are you sure you're just one person? Seriously, great stuff!
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by rlander 12y ago
This looks like REBOL, a fascinating and impressive language that encourages the creation of DSLs (they call them dialects). It's a half-megabyte, zero-install, cross-platform executable that can run on Linux, Android, HaikuOS, Windows
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by rlander 13y ago
Maybe you dream of Rebol? [ http://www.rebol.com/rebolsteps.html ]
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by rlander 13y ago
I'd be really curious on why you chose not to go with Erlang. Could you expand on that a little?
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My Flask to Django Experience(jokull.calepin.co)
5 points by rlander 13y ago|0 comments
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by rlander 13y ago
What does his squat max have to do the point above? Besides, he's an oly weightlifter not a powerlifter.
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Open Source Fundraising, Low Numbers and Practicality(lunduke.com)
1 points by rlander 13y ago|0 comments
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Comparing the US and Norwegian prison systems(freethoughtblogs.com)
1 points by rlander 13y ago|0 comments
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by rlander 13y ago
> No pointers, no memory allocation. You mean no manual pointer management, no manual memory al location, right? Right? > Yeah JS isn't typed but the problems that you get into with that are nothing by comparison. Js is typed
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by rlander 13y ago
Mark, thanks for sharing. Do you use an app server like immutant or does each app run on a separate JVM instance?
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Django-admin2(github.com)
5 points by rlander 13y ago|0 comments
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Chef Solo: Quick and Easy Cooking for One(horewi.cz)
2 points by rlander 13y ago|0 comments
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Faster Rails 3 Deployments to AWS Elastic Beanstalk(horewi.cz)
2 points by rlander 14y ago|0 comments
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Corona SDK Now Free (iOS and Android)(coronalabs.com)
2 points by rlander 14y ago|0 comments
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Code Length Measured in 14 Languages(blog.wolfram.com)
2 points by rlander 14y ago|1 comments
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by rlander 14y ago
You should check out Julia[0] and Dylan[1]. Both are dynamic with support for gradual typing and parametric polymorphism (multiple dispatch and generic functions). This, in my opinion, is the best of both worlds. [0] http://julialang.org/
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by rlander 14y ago
> deploying JVM based stuff (Clojure) is no fun at all). In what world is typing "lein uberjar" and moving the resulting file to your webserver considered hard?
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by rlander 14y ago
We pretty quickly figured out that there was no way to completely eliminate errors, but we could control how we reacted to those errors when they did pop up. What a great quote; this should be on my wall. Thank you.
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by rlander 14y ago
I'm well aware of the technical merits of the decision and generally agree with it (I upvoted you because of the clear explanation, btw). What rubs me the wrong way are comments like (emphasis mine): "And they are not the feature WE need
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by rlander 14y ago
I wish I could upvote this 5x. I love Erlang the language but, paraphrasing tarcieri (& zedshaw), the community around it can sometimes be a ghetto.
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Erlang/OTP R16A has been released(erlang.org)
84 points by rlander 14y ago|27 comments
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by rlander 14y ago
Reminds me of http://iwbyp.chris-granger.com/
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by rlander 14y ago
What? Yes, Elixir's syntax is different, but it retains most of Erlang's semantics. And it's not hard to see that Clojure and Java are very different beasts, both syntactically and semantically.
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Monkey: Lightweight HTTP Server for Embedded Devices(monkey-project.com)
1 points by rlander 14y ago|0 comments
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by rlander 14y ago
SublimeREPL should be on this list. It's an interactive repl inside ST, much like emacs inferior lisp mode, for any language with a repl.
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What Will PyPy do for Your Website? Benchmarking Python Web Servers(casbon.me)
1 points by rlander 14y ago|0 comments
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Python Fastest Web Framework(mindref.blogspot.com.br)
2 points by rlander 14y ago|0 comments
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by rlander 14y ago
I've been doing this for almost a year and I agree it accelerates programming languages/libraries learning. Not having to switch between my text editor and the language/library reference lets me focus on the hard problems. As a programming
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by rlander 14y ago
One of the best decisions I made (programming-wise) was to find a local Dojo. Really, just look for a Python user or interest group. You'll get lots of ideas and a motivation injection every week. Also, you should start a project that's sli
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by rlander 14y ago
You can't base an emotional decision on rational arguments. If you're going to be rational about it, you're never going to leave your golden handcuffs. Unlike you, I love coding. I've learned Erlang, Lisp, Dylan in my spare time just becaus

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