tejinderss

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by tejinderss 9y ago
Learning lisp is never in vain. You can almost apply your functional programming paradims learnt in clojure to most of the dynamic languages out there. Plus you will be thinking in the immutable way of doing things.
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by tejinderss 9y ago
The first link is broken
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by tejinderss 9y ago
If someone doesn't know Java and c#, which one would u recommend learning ? Which one is more enjoyable and has better ecosystem? Given both are strong in European markets.
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by tejinderss 9y ago
Same with VMware apis
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by tejinderss 9y ago
Same reason why I am not making the switch. Whenever I have good integration of wsl python interpreter running in vscode, I will be a happy person
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by tejinderss 10y ago
ssh has its own typing latency, doesn't feel like native to me
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by tejinderss 10y ago
Personally I think it's a biggest mistake to use browser engine for a text editor. We already knew how slow and clunky the browsers are and thanks to vscode and atom our text editors are becoming the same. I would stick to sublime text
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by tejinderss 10y ago
Not related to the topic but how do you find ocaml as compared to python or rust? Do you think its worth learning today as opposed to rust for high level general purpose programming?
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by tejinderss 10y ago
There are lots of things missing in the standard lib though: https://github.com/apple/swift-corelibs-foundation/blob/mast... , it is improving for sure. I am waiting for it to become more mature as well.
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by tejinderss 10y ago
I wish rust could have taken a similar approach. I want to do rust development for general purposes as opposed to writing kernels and browser engines in it. I think swift or go are better targeted for these purposes, I wish swift scene on l
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by tejinderss 10y ago
Hi sorry for off topic question. But how do u feel about clojure ? I am a python developer and really interested in clojure. Do u think it's worthwhile learning ?
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by tejinderss 10y ago
Are you hiring in Dublin office as well?
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by tejinderss 10y ago
How would you compare elixir against clojure ?
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by tejinderss 10y ago
Very interesting I will give it a go, all I need is sublime text as a graphical editor and I am good to go
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by tejinderss 10y ago
There's a hope in webassembly
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by tejinderss 10y ago
Sorry for off topic comment but I would like to know which programming languages u use? Do u still like clojure ? Thanks
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by tejinderss 10y ago
I have installed the usual stuff for python web development (lxml, pillow, django) without any crash. It's quite stable for python development
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by tejinderss 10y ago
2nd august with windows 10 anniversary update
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by tejinderss 10y ago
No wonder they r always hiring can't find anyone
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by tejinderss 10y ago
Asyncio doesn't support http yet but that could be fixed with a library like aiohttp
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by tejinderss 10y ago
More like DOM
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by tejinderss 10y ago
I have tried both (vsc and atom) and they both have significant typing lag. I want my text editor to be snappy , don't care about fancy features. Unless they plan to port this to c++ or something I am happy with sublime text.
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by tejinderss 10y ago
Never knew this existed. This could possibly replace qbittorrent for me on windows 10. Thanks for great work.
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by tejinderss 11y ago
Is there a plan to release python plugin as well??
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by tejinderss 11y ago
How does Ocaml compare with F#? Now that .net is open source and supports multi platforms, is it fair to compare these 2 languages?
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by tejinderss 11y ago
Advice needed. If I don't have Java or .net background would you recommend f# or Scala? I heard Scala is much more complicated than f#. I only know scripting languages like python and ruby.
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by tejinderss 12y ago
I am python developer, I am looking forward to program in F#. F# just seems right after developing with python unlike languages like c#, java.
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by tejinderss 12y ago
Now that .net is going cross platform, I see a great future of f# (another variant of ML family). Its got multi processors support too.
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by tejinderss 12y ago
AFAIK F# is the first class VS citizen since VS 2010. They have a small yet good team working on it. What do you think is missing support in VS for f#?
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by tejinderss 12y ago
Could anybody tell me why somebody would prefer mochi over f#? Granted its not dynamically typed but it has strong type inference.

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