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WHAT!!! Are you serious? System programming language are not interpreted as far as i know... They need low level calls, I suppose. They need to be fast, I suppose...
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Ask HN: Is go a system programming language or a web language?
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Good to hear that. Vitess seems quite large. I think, maybe, they use it for other large internal stuff too. PS your ps is a great link... Is it complete?
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Yeah, I would like to see that section(like python's site has!)..
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Ask HN: How does Google uses the Go Programming Language?
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Can somebody list some major softwares developed using go programming language?
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Yeah, there are a lot of positive opinions building around C++11. But, my personal opinion is that, to be in a long run, c++ has to change very fast again!(I mean, the design patterns, to match up with new hardware and expectations). This i
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C will not be the king for eternity... It is time to look for the future king, then C should continue to reign till the prince becomes a man.
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When I google for comparison, I get this as a top result. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9339560/erlang-versus-go-...
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I am also not betting/expecting/ whatever-you-say to make it into python/ruby sphere. I expect them to make for a new tier of high performance concurrent apps(higher than erlang), 'targeted towards more number of C familiar programmers'. Mo
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Go was mature enough, even before its 1.0 release, I think. In case of rust, it has reached 0.3.. and it is accelarating fast.
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So, according to you, which one has more chances of getting used in a future popular app or framework?
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Which is more general purpose? By this I mean to ask that, which language touches more domains? For Example - Today i write kernel. Tommorow I write a gui app. The next day, a web backend, the very next day, a self aware neural type of thin
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Rust or Go? Which will rise?
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Rust 0.3 released
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Albert Einstien was always downvoted for not being apt in acedemics :) I would thank my downvoter (and ask him to correct me), man,thats how you learn.
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I got something like this en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_artificial_intelligence_projects this is a very informative page, and almost all cognitive projects are lisp based....(others have not mentioned anything) The problem is, almost sta
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I belive you, though wikipedia dosent mention it. Returning back, are there any recent ai projects featuring any lisp dilect????
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Anything recent, which started in 21st century? Good mention of cyc though.... I suppose there is no java in Cyc.... Only lisp.....
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Can anyone enumerate any recent lisp projects involving AI?
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Rust can be the future tool for os kernels, AAA game engines, browser engines, and large system software as noted by Sankrant. sankranthaven.wordpress.com/tag/game-programming/ .
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Rust as a new C++
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