suranap

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   by suranap 11y ago

   > We are hiring. I worked on similar stuff in grad school. How can I get in touch for more info? Thx.
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   by suranap 16y ago

   If Clojure and Scala are popular on the JVM, then why not F# on .NET? And you can write F# code in Emacs, as God intended. > Why not more effort porting an existing language to the CLR? It didn't work very well. The mismatch between you
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   by suranap 17y ago

   I've expressed exactly this point to many people involved in C#. Partly, they do not appreciate that most PL features can be implemented as libraries in more powerful languages. Another part is they understand that blub programmers are inte
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   by suranap 17y ago

   I did write a thesis on macro hacking and embedded languages, and it wasn't theoretical enough to be useful. The stuff I had for the compiler's phase ordering problem was done better by other people.
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   by suranap 18y ago

   I had the same eureka moment reading The Economist's science section. The articles are usually old info, superficial and misleading. Then I read an economist's blog post complaining about the same thing in their finance section. So I assume
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   by suranap 18y ago

   That's my blog, but I didn't post it here. The original link is in the post: http://moderator.appspot.com/#15/e=c9&t=10c