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by systems 6y ago
what are PC based languages ? what is PC short for in this context
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by systems 6y ago
I dont understand what he means when he said "(a good example book for this currently is Designing Data Intensive Applications)." I got this book recently and was planning to read it soon, does he thinks the tools and techniques m
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The OCaml Software Foundation(discuss.ocaml.org)
1 points by systems 6y ago|0 comments
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Observing Coronavirus Pandemic with Raku(perl.com)
3 points by systems 7y ago|0 comments
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by systems 7y ago
While I did share the link, I personally think this a bad list of books For example, I dont think every programmer should learn about the inner working of operating systems, many programmers sure why not, but not EVERY programmer, that bein
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The Books That Every Programmer Should Read(metaredux.com)
5 points by systems 7y ago|3 comments
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by systems 7y ago
The main problem I see with this philosophy, is that Tcl and C are two completely different languages So switching from Tcl to C, I think might require two teams in most organizations, one writing in Tcl and another writing in C For large o
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Introducing OpenSilver(opensilver.net)
5 points by systems 7y ago|0 comments
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by systems 7y ago
Ok, I think since none of his reasons include I am doing system programming I will debunk Reliability: C is not the only language with a reliable ecosystem, and what should matter most is the reliability of the program, not the tools made t
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by systems 7y ago
I have so many questions, couldnt really find answers for them online Why are they doing this now? Will they continue to improve this IDE? This IDE was not cheap, what will happen to the paying customers? Will they open source the rest of i
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Komodo IDE 12 Now GA and Free for Everyone(activestate.com)
3 points by systems 7y ago|1 comments
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by systems 7y ago
I strongly believe, that people should consider the ecosystem part of maintainability risk and claim Rust have by far the better ecosystem compared to those 3
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Clojure – Fascinated, Disappointed, Astonished (2016)(lewandowski.io)
138 points by systems 7y ago|112 comments
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Why F# Computation Expression go beyond Haskell do notation & list comprehension(github.com)
3 points by systems 7y ago|0 comments
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by systems 7y ago
I like the idea of using SQLite, and unlike Linq its available for any programming language that have bindings to SQLite
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by systems 7y ago
Linq can also be use for possibly similar use cases https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/programming-g...
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by systems 7y ago
Just pointing out that this is an article from 2017 and was discussed before on hn https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15564639
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OCaml 4.09.0 Released(discuss.ocaml.org)
5 points by systems 7y ago|0 comments
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by systems 7y ago
Python and JavaScript Ease of use trumping advanced features every time
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by systems 7y ago
Did they write their mathematics books in Persian, or Arabic? If they wrote their books in Arabic, living in Arabic land They are Arabic scientist If a Russian, scientist, lived and studied in USA, to which country would you attribute his
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Ownership and Borrowing in D(dlang.org)
283 points by systems 7y ago|112 comments
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by systems 7y ago
where did you read that
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by systems 7y ago
D have one thing going for it, it has Walter Bright and Andrei Alexandrescu Other than that, not so much D is a language with no clear strategic advantage D is language that doesn't have enough high level features to make it a top cho
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by systems 7y ago
I am not a big fan for the term ELT Just because you are using a database as your work space doesnt mean you Load your data before transformation Most complex dw, have multiple layers of transformation, and several workspaces along the way
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by systems 7y ago
Isn't it BuckleScript == ML
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by systems 8y ago
Embarcadero tools and ides, are super expensive considering that most developer tools are either free (visual studio developer is free for individuals), or way cheaper (jetbrains) I really dont know who their target customer is, but then ag
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by systems 8y ago
I think any one size fit all language, will have to have optional typing, and be both compile and interpreted i dont know of any language, that have both, and was successful Not sure if clojure specs, achieve the same outcome of optional ty
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by systems 8y ago
I think you really have to like the idea of 2 language system, to appriciate the potential of Tcl Having one team create complex tool using Rust, or Ocaml or Go or C++ And another team more domain oriented, created UIs and Interfaces and Sc
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by systems 8y ago
I wish, I wish, I wish .. something like this is done for Tcl/Tk I like Tcl the language a lot, and I love the idea of two language systems One high level for scripting Tcl One low level for high performance commands and parts Rust You
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by systems 8y ago
SSDT and their DACPAC deployments is very good I wish an open source tool will one day try to offer something similar

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