zahary

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   Introducing Proof-of-Doge: Much Wow. Very Upgrade. Such Green(github.com)

   1 points by zahary 2y ago|0 comments
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   by zahary 12y ago

   Depends on your definition of "good performance". Idiomatic lisp was never able to compete with the Fortran-s and C/C++-s of its age, but Nim is.
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   by zahary 12y ago

   Well, you have to combine just two of these features to leave Nim in a very small company of languages, mostly developed in the last decade. Good performance and meta-programming ("run regular code at compile time") used to be fou
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   by zahary 12y ago

   The Nim compiler offers a set of tools intended for use in IDEs ant text-editors that help with this. Besides the style insensitive grep, there are also a compiler-assisted "go to definition" and "list references" comman
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   by zahary 12y ago

   I'm still waiting for the day when the JS community will discover tup [1]. Tup's greatest strength is that is can discover build dependencies automatically by file I/O monitoring in any kind of compiler or build script. Many
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   by zahary 13y ago

   Well, Nimrod is built around type-infernce. Most of the time you should just say "var thing = somethingStringy()".