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While I did enjoy Fooled by Randomness, it was a needlessly hard to read The reviews Antifragile and Balck Swan makes me think, they will hard the same problem While Nassim Taleb is definitely smart and brings up nice idea, those ideas are
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Tcllib 1.19 Released
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> F# might be my favorite if it had fast compile times and native compilation. i am sure you must have heard of ocaml and reasonml .. why didn't you consider them
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I heard Dart is also going native in Dart 2.0 I am not sure I really understand the trend The two most popular language (in the job market at least) are Java and C# It is weird, because Dart and Kotlin, are targeting being multi-platform, a
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what i know is that d doesnt have a macro system but i has features that gives the same benefits, but using language constructs https://dlang.org/articles/pretod.html
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The Expressive C++17 Coding Challenge in D
(seb.wilzba.ch)
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Completely agree Also add to this the trend or rise language servers .. emacs can continue to be used as a solid ide alternatives And .. guile emacs hopefully one day Any work to improve and re-use emacs is good for everyone
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Vanquish Forever These Bugs That Blasted Your Kingdom (using D)
(dlang.org)
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and another option use Tcl/Tk, or just Tk with your language of choice: http://www.tkdocs.com
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i think the best hope for D is not to replace any language, or dominate any domain but to be a player there will always be systems written in different languages for different reasons, or for small advantages of one language over the other
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Why hasn't D started to replace C++
(quora.com)
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I would even say most unreasonable men fail Very few succeed, but those who do, make big changes It is a high risk high reward type of decision But honestly, Perl 6 is not that bad of bet, there while small, a lively community around it fil
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"The reasonable man adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man." ― George Bernard Shaw Not all great decisions are ra
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how would one describe Perl 6 type system? Is it dynamically typed, optionally typed, statically typed?
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"what does PowerShell offer in the way of "automation" that is so much superior to bash and *nix command line program?" 1- it runs on both unix and windows .. and hopefully more in the future 2- uniformity, all command h
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it is written in pascal ... interesting
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I just to comment on this by saying That whatever space powershell fills on windows its not a niche .. not a niche at all I agree with you, powershell is powerful and I guess benefit from being new .. it has amazing uniformity and amazing d
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they wont ... or at least not any time soon if you search online they did address this repeated request in summary they do it for money, they dont know how to do it for money if its open-source, they already contributed clojure to the op
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is there anyway now to buy an oreilly ebook? they stopped selling ebooks via their own website, you can access the books online if you have a safari subscription, and you can buy kindle versions on amazon but i cant find anyway to buy simpl
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well marketing is an art .. marketing was born with competition, you need marketing, because you are not the only one good at what you do marketing is anything and everything you do, to influence others, to achieve your objectives .. this d
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SQLite's Use of Tcl (Richard Hipp)
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The D Blog in 2017
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for GUI, there is gtkD, I havent used it myself, but it seem to have good reviews https://gtkd.org/ and there is DlangGUI https://github.com/buggins/dlangui and for web development check vibe.d http
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FB seem to have stopped using it, they no longer have active D projects on github
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I would strongly recommend you browse and maybe contribute in the Dlang forum https://forum.dlang.org/ , to build your own opinion, the forum is very friendly and welcoming for beginners Some of the prevailing opinions on w
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So now we can finally get X-Men characters in MVCI (Marvel vs Capcom Infinite)
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I tried Datagrip, and ... I cant say I am enthusiastic First thing to note, datagrip is a sql development ide, not a sql server admin tool, so it may lack some of the administration tool you might expect, like monitoring for example Even as
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Might be important to mention (in the title) that Xavier Leroy, is the lead OCaml developer Not everyone might be familiar with the name
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If you need to force yourself, or if you need extra special motivation to use Clojure .. most likely you will never use it You might spend sometime learning it out of curiosity, but you will never use it The languages I used, are ones I had
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I agree, but it does take a while to figure out that leiningen exist And then you learn that not everyone use leiningen ... and things become a bit more confusing than necessary for some people, especially beginners
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