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by systems 8y ago
is clojure still used at netflix [2018]?
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by systems 8y ago
to talk about something new, you need to have something new to talk about i dont think that scala or clojure have lost momentum i think both clojure and scala, stopped adding new features that are worthy of blogging about you cant just add
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by systems 8y ago
if i may make a suggestion, please add a forum i personally prefer forums for help, support and learning from the community, over any other option (mailing lists, irc, stackoverflow, etc .. ) most programming languages websites nowadays inc
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by systems 8y ago
what happens, if you get yourself a travel phone, a non smart phone, that doesnt have facebook, or instagram do they still give you trouble, like over why you dont travel with your regular phone?
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by systems 8y ago
well, the relative distance is usually more important than the absolute value your are rich, compared to other, not in the absolute, if you have 1 million dollars, and everyone else have one million dollars, you are not rich one way not to
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by systems 8y ago
F# runs fine on Linux, and it compatible with dotnet core, and have a very good emacs mode If you have more questions on F# i recommend the community forum http://forums.fsharp.org/ I am not an expert, yet, but F# is missi
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by systems 8y ago
How does that really work? Because at the end of the day, to build your program, you need to have code in a source file of disk Code in the REPL is not persistent So unless the language come with some sort of repl server, which persist cod
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by systems 8y ago
not always true, sometimes they use better data structures https://code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2018/03/23/text-buffer-r...
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Think Perl 6(greenteapress.com)
4 points by systems 8y ago|0 comments
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by systems 8y ago
I think, this might be because F# is community driven, and there is little interest in pushing API that is not portable to Linux F# was always linux friendly, long before .net core
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by systems 8y ago
well, sure, if what you mainly work on is android, then it make sense that kotlin is getting hyped that being said, for an outsider (i mainly do BI and DB stuff), it seem like xamarin (C# and F#), flutter (Dart), react native (reasonml) ..
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by systems 8y ago
from where do you get that F# is sitting on the sidelines? i see more books and open source projects for F# than kotlin, which for a while made me skeptical about the truth of kotlin popularity
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by systems 8y ago
D has potential
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by systems 8y ago
if someone is really interested in learn Tcl (not Tk) i strongly recommend "Tcl 8.5 Network Programming" by Wojciech Kocjan and Piotr Beltowski while the book is not very recent, Tcl didnt change much in the past few years Tcl is
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by systems 8y ago
there is no such thing as casual redis script writer if you are technical enough to write scripts for redis, you are not casual
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by systems 8y ago
that one component seem to be 32.8 percent of the code anyway, this seem like a none trivial part of this project
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State of Multicore OCaml [pdf](kcsrk.info)
160 points by systems 8y ago|103 comments
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by systems 8y ago
how does jetbrains rider ide provide debugging then
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by systems 8y ago
that is very confusing i am sure the next step, someone will replace the physical keyboard, with full size touch screen and software keyboard and future laptops will come with two screens and no keyboard ... and they will be like tablets wi
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by systems 8y ago
well while many question TIOBE, i believe a lot fewer will question the empirical observation that C# and Java are bigger in the job market than C++ C# and Java both are a lot simpler than C++ i would even argue that by adding more features
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by systems 8y ago
and today on xkcd https://xkcd.com/1987/ Python is another example of a simple language + complex everything else or at least a language that started simple
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by systems 8y ago
well, the ecosystem is usually the answer, Go is a simple language, which attracted many developers, which resulted in a large ecosystem but there is also the issue of complexity developer used Go to create complex systems, because it is a
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by systems 8y ago
just noticed it is written in clojure, always nice to see clojure (or F#) used
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by systems 8y ago
we need to start dropping the term western when describing certain democratic model or ideals i am not denying, or trying to take away credit, that some western countries adopted those ideals first but not all the west agrees that those ide
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by systems 9y ago
yes there is, and its called public finance medicine, and health care, in my opinion, seem to fall nicely in that category you as someone who is not infected with the hepatitis C virus, would benefit from others getting cured from it, to re
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Comma a Perl 6 IDE(commaide.com)
3 points by systems 9y ago|0 comments
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by systems 9y ago
I cant tell if this serious or sarcastic I did see many who use git via say sourcetree, they do just click button to push and pull .. and they dont know much more I dont think this is bad though
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Std.variant Is Everything Cool About D(dlang.org)
2 points by systems 9y ago|0 comments
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by systems 9y ago
Many developer, especially on linux, only ask for syntax highlight They use linux command line tools as the development environment Personally, i find working without intellisense or intelligent auto-completion very hard, but it seems many
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DMD 2.079.0 Released(dlang.org)
1 points by systems 9y ago|0 comments

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