xigoi

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   by xigoi 6y ago

   We're talking about what language you can use instead of C++, without losing access to C++ libraries. Nim doesn't have the unnecessary complexity of C++, and being rarely used is not a problem. How does it add “third-party depende
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   by xigoi 6y ago

   So any language that doesn't force you to constantly reinvent the wheel is a “glue language”?
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   by xigoi 6y ago

   >Another option if you're on Linux/BSD is to use your native package manager. There goes the portability.
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   by xigoi 6y ago

   How about Nim, which transpiles to C++ and therefore has first-class support for C++ interop?
5. 3365.▲
   by xigoi 6y ago

   Vim has a setting to make line wraps start at the same indent as the line.
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   by xigoi 6y ago

   Try Startpage, it internally uses Google. http://startpage.com/
7. 3367.▲
   by xigoi 6y ago

   “But” used as a preposition means “except”, so this says “the community isn't anything other than pleasant”.
8. 3368.▲
   by xigoi 6y ago

   Thanks, I've needed this for so long! I don't drink coffee, but now I can finally pretend that I do to avoid harasment from colleagues!
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   by xigoi 6y ago

   Install UBlock Origin.
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    by xigoi 6y ago

    I find the reciprocal thing useless, so I have units='units --compact --one-line', which gives just the number you want.
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    by xigoi 6y ago

    A language where you have `if err != nil` on every third line and you need to duplicate code for different types… I wouldn't call it “concise”.
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    by xigoi 6y ago

    Ah yes, because C is the only fast language.