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by systems 9y ago
Well, I would recommend you search for Spark, and check the website of AdaCore But, I would suggest that investing in Rust might be more valuable for one's career I am learning a bit of ADA, only for educational purposes and to scratch
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by systems 9y ago
D is in a tough situation right now I think its good all around and balanced languages, but, there is always a better language for any use case, where D is an alternative Ocaml, if you want performance close to C/C++ plus and high leve
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by systems 9y ago
i vote turbogears for crud apps
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by systems 9y ago
i guess if you dont know what a role is in perl6, its futile to try to read this article this is an article for people who already know perl6, and know it well i doubt this is meant to promote perl6 outside of the perl6 community
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by systems 9y ago
Any plans for Cmake support?
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by systems 9y ago
well, people wrote servers in all sorts of languages I like to think of it this way (image the line below is the range of software c/c++ is being used for, systems software on far left and apps on far right) (systems)------------------
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by systems 9y ago
They are both being used, where C and C++ were the only alternative Some of the points to be made here is that C and C++ are being used for a very wide range of applications So if you do compare Go and Rust, you will find distinct technical
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by systems 9y ago
OT Anyone using VS Code for C++? What is you setup, are you also using cmake?
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by systems 9y ago
why do i have to give my email, to even get a look at the table of content? not saluted
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by systems 9y ago
https://discuss.kotlinlang.org/t/downloading-the-stand-alone...
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by systems 9y ago
I wouldnt go as far as comparing them to borland Remember that the community edition is open source They are an open company and do offer a lot completly for free Borland was .. a very traditional closed company
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by systems 9y ago
Well, I did comment once on the Koltin Jetbrains forum, about how hard they make to download ... just kotlin ... outside of the jetbrains ide and their response, on their forum, was that they are intentionally make hard to avoid the jetbrai
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by systems 9y ago
I did watch half of it ... i left when i realized, that he will not move to another topic, he is just truly talking about notations, and comparing them, and telling stories about how they evolved I watched in anticipation, that he will use
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by systems 9y ago
"and it's almost always relational" this is a bit backward, and not very accurate there is no such thing as relational data and non relational data, its the other way around, there is a relational model, which promises to mod
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by systems 9y ago
was it really about static typing vs dynamic typing or more about C++ vs Lisp/Clojure
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by systems 9y ago
I didn't really understand his talk I think he was too abstract It is possible I am missing a lot of the background information to understand it, but still .. the talk wasnt that technical, just too abstract I think he could have show
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by systems 9y ago
Ada users are called ... Ada users are never called :/
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by systems 9y ago
you can check their github account, they have several static analysis tools written in ocaml and then they have reason, is being used heavily in messenger https://reasonml.github.io/community/blog/#messengercom-now
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by systems 9y ago
and they are now seem invested in Ocaml/Reason (which are a lot less popular compared to Go) i guess after companies reach a certain size, they can go beyond choosing a programming platform for its ecosystem
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by systems 9y ago
while i think so highly of ken thompson, and he is probably one of the greatest programmers ever, he is (in my opinion at least) the true father of c and unix but those quotes, are really really bad ... and some are mean too
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by systems 9y ago
what is that supposed to mean "all bugs are shallow" .. does he mean easy to find, or obvious , or look small .. what does he mean?
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by systems 9y ago
i would take "large ecosystem" over "powerful" or "cleanest and purest" whenever i am in the process of picking a language for a project, i check if there is a library for what i want to do
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by systems 9y ago
I am not sure what do you mean by TFS proper vs TFS 2013+ I meant TFS + Git , the lastest TFS is TFS 2017
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by systems 9y ago
In a windows environment, any reason to use Gitlab over TFS?
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by systems 9y ago
Any recommendation for a good tutorial or introduction article about magit i use sourcetree, and i like it a lot, but with all the positive talk about magit, i need to try it i now only use emacs for org-mode and this mode is also by far th
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by systems 9y ago
why does the wikipedia page have Go, Rust, Python and Kotlin in the languages list Fuchsia is written in?
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by systems 9y ago
beside curiosity .. and maybe learning what are the common business usage for this, who uses this daily to do his work .. if this use case exist at all for this price, i imagine there must be a very dedicate niche who needs this, who is thi
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by systems 9y ago
what is this used for?
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by systems 9y ago
all mailing list software that i found, targeted linux or unix-like operating systems the only option i found for windows was listserv which cost 2K and up .. getting approval for a $2000+ .. at least where i work, needs a super solid busi
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by systems 9y ago
i find topicbox to sound more like a supercharged mailing-list personally i think mailing-list is the most important communication tool for team work, and i think more organization need to use them sadly the only mailing-list software for w

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