xyproto

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by xyproto 14y ago
I experienced the same deficencies using Python 2 and Python 3 for years in projects at work. If you're just even a bit like me, you should find much delight in the programming language Go.
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by xyproto 14y ago
Best explanation of monads I've read the last decade.
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by xyproto 14y ago
Not too slow for must purchases over the internet, one would think.
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by xyproto 14y ago
Triple rainbow all the way! sob
635.
by xyproto 14y ago
"Year of the"... pfft. I invoke Yodwin! (The unknown distant relative of Godwin)
636.
by xyproto 14y ago
As long as only about 20% of the population has the ability to learn to program, programmers won't have to worry.
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by xyproto 14y ago
Perhaps most people use 64 bit on their servers nowadays. Judging by the rate of releases of minor versions of Go, I bet it will be fixed in about two months from now. They are certanly aware of the issue.
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by xyproto 14y ago
Can't upvote you enough.
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by xyproto 14y ago
That wasn't what he said, though.
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by xyproto 14y ago
Instead of if expr { n = trueVal } else { n = falseVal } Just do n = expr !
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by xyproto 14y ago
Check out the gorun project.
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by xyproto 14y ago
Go is well suited for this too. Look at dozer at github.
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by xyproto 14y ago
Not exactly prime choices for OO programmers, though
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by xyproto 14y ago
If only elisp was replaced with Haskell. One day, one day.
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by xyproto 14y ago
For me, it's down all the time due to my geographical location.
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by xyproto 14y ago
SVG is worse than png, for tiny images
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by xyproto 14y ago
* You can turn off the GC. * You can compile with gccgo. * You can call assembly code from Go. What is the major hindrance from using Go in embedded environments?
648.
by xyproto 14y ago
I would say Go is a replacement for C++, Java and C# instead. Python and Ruby are great at quick prototyping, but Go fixes several of the major problems with those three. C++ takes forever to compile, code quickly becomes stale and the modu
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by xyproto 14y ago
You write "worse than gcc", but Go has been included in GCC since version 4.6: http://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-4.6/changes.html
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by xyproto 14y ago
Also, there's assembly. http://stackoverflow.com/a/6535590/131264
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by xyproto 14y ago
Using something, then reaching a conclusion that is on the "next level" often have surprising similarities to conclusions made by people that haven't started using it at all. See also: http://www.zenguide.com/zenmedia/index.cfm?id=303
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by xyproto 14y ago
You can create a tool that lets you inline Haskell code in your Go sources. The resulting code could be compiled and called via C, some sort of IPC or even as a network service.
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by xyproto 15y ago
"Are you kidding me with that?". With what?