yumaikas

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by yumaikas 9y ago
I've been using Go on the side since mid-late 2013, so not nearly as long as some here, but I was heavily impressed by both Goroutines and channels as ideas, and by the net/http library. The general portability and simplicity of t
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Does keeping the BlueTooth radio turned off help here?
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That article comment is from 2011, is cgo still slower than JNI?
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I work on https://pisc.junglecoder.com as an exercise in building a stack based language that is a little less arcane than most that exist at the moment. It was inspired by Factor, Lua and Javascript, and is built in Go. I lik
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by yumaikas 9y ago
This post is a repost of: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/6rr6ph/just_a_quic... Similar to that Paul Graham article earlier. Could we get a relink?
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Is this current, or can we get a (date) on this?
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Why don't you make a small github organization and drop a link here? I've done some programming language work on the side, and I've been wondering a little about stuff like this.
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What would it take to make a good dBase style environment? Would PicoLisp be an example? (granted it's a LISP, but it seems to have a focus on simplicity and CRUD style things)
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I'm not sure that books readily teach empathy, however. The can expand you exposure to things that others have to go through, but empathy requires caring about other people to begin with, and few books will teach that on their own.
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I suspect that the MS and Java tech stacks might factor into this a bit. I can't speak for other languages, but in Go, the ability to navigate to the definition of any documented symbol via GoDoc has been most interesting for learning
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by yumaikas 9y ago
What are make's weaknesses in specifying build graphs (as someone that hasn't used a lot of make, but might be soonish)
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Show HN: PISC in-browser playground(pisc.junglecoder.com)
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The rolling shutter effect visualized(youtube.com)
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by yumaikas 9y ago
Actually, what the essay proposes wouldn't result in ignoring it, it'd result in making it more obvious. The idea of trying to understand and/or address the rational reasons behind a seemingly racist behavior is the process o
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I'm not really sure what this adds to programming as a practice, other than another way to represent expression trees. Building trees from data has never been the hardest point of building a programming language. The semantics of said
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> If I were a rich man
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The reason it won't compile is that the code, as given, has two classes with the same name.
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I don't really see how Narnia was Lewis's attempt at turning thinking against the Middle East. There is as much evil to be found within Narnia as there is to be found outside of it, over the entire series. There are quite a few ev
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by yumaikas 9y ago
This code wouldn't compile, for starters. But it could be `IValidator<object>`, in the worst case. That being said, why not make a `class ThingValidator<T> : IValidator<T> {}`, for all the lack of detail we have? Ther
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@maybnogy, how did you end up finding this (I wrote it, and haven't been advertising it like crazy, so I'm curious)
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That sounds very sarcastic on their part.
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Do you think that a concatenative language could be suitable for a team to use?
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In some ways, I consider Go to be a bit of a redo of the early ideas of Java, but with a bit more focus on tooling, and a stronger aim towards simplicity. And Go's standard library authors have the benefit of seeing how Java's ear
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I suppose another point worth bringing up is that hardware has made some pretty strong advances in recent, especially with SSDs being widely available. Stuff like that has raised the ceiling on what a single box can do compared to 2000 and
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What other tradeoff targets would be the considered as sharing python's expressiveness and conciseness? One of the python variants like stackless? C? I'd be very curious as to the answer here. Some times you do like the pretty cod
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I'll do a little self promotion here: https://pisc.junglecoder.com It's a stack-based concatenative scripting language implemented in Go. There are also Go implementations of LISP (zygomys) and Lua that may well be wo
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That is part of what allows Go to have those advantages, but it is those advantages that give Go an edge, not the corporate backing directly, in my opinion.
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The other strength that Go has over D is that Go, being used by Googlers, is much more likely to have better networking support. Two examples come to mind: HTTP2 support (Go was used for either the first or second implementation of that and
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I suspect that some of that confusion comes from the fact that you directly compare yourself to LLVM, and that you haven't mentioned much about ParrotVM or NekoVM, which are both efforts in this space. It's also worth saying that

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