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LessDmesg

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    Comment #22739485

    Another "IDE" written in some sort ofJavascript? Yeah, good luck with performance.

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    Comment #22683333

    TIL Scheme is the only language that implements continuations.

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    Comment #22682528

    Rust is not a C++ replacement, nor a C replacement. It targets its own niche (embedded, realtime, correctness-oriented). It's a totally different development culture. Zig, OTOH, is…

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    Comment #22682492

    Gentoo does.

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    Comment #22676391

    There are whole different ways of life. For example, before the abundance of oxygen on Earth, the first bacteria lived on sulphur-based biochemistry. It was slow and inefficient, b…

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    Comment #22617578

    B-b-but my scientific consensus!!! My 97%!!! Scientific truth is clearly determined by UN/Greenpeace propaganda and mentally disturbed Swedish teenagers! Are you saying you're a cl…

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    Comment #22578023

    My compiler only supports C11, how do you compile C major?

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    Comment #22568201

    Both of those things were hoaxes by the Democrats. Pathetic power struggles to distract the public's eye from the real problems that ordinary people face. Who cares if some Russian…

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    Comment #22567482

    LBYL can easily be enforced by Maybe types, leaving exceptions for really exceptional things (which a nonexisting file definitely isn't). So we see how not having a real type syste…

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    Comment #22567417

    And the fault is with the Democrat media. CNN, NY Times rtc have been demonizing Trump so much and in such a biased way that they've turned themselves into fake news.

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    Comment #22565629

    Bradley's are he/him.

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    Comment #22565623

    Yet millions of people love what Trump does. And the celebrities that pledged to leave USA if he got elected somehow didn't follow on their promises. The real problem is that the c…

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    Comment #22565598

    Flamewars are fun, you're not. Humans are fundamentally emotional beings.

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    Comment #22565261

    I think it's the dreams of possible job heaven. With an esoteric language that can be used for finance, you can not only grow your mental gonads ("it's even smarter than Haskell!!"…

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    Comment #22565205

    Sorry, I don't need your permission. And I'm not being mean, I'm calling out a crappy idea for what it is. If more people did it, the authors of that language and people like them …

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    Comment #22559201

    So it's a child of a useless curiosity language (Forth) and an extremely niche arcane one (APL). Seems very promising indeed /s

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    Comment #22557861

    I think we need to separate inheritance trees (arbitrary depth of inheritance) from mixin/trait inheritance which has height = 2. The latter is a lot more useful in eg. games where…

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    Comment #22557635

    Ok, good to know. I was afraid that actual full-scale OOP was what saved the day, but it was unnecessary yet again.

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    Comment #22557619

    Nope, that's not a class, that's a struct and a module with functions. Any method called as obj.foo(5) is really just a function foo with a hidden argument foo(obj, 5). Rust makes …

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    Comment #22557259

    By "I separated things out into classes", do you mean that you used the whole triad of inheritance + polymorphism + encapsulation?

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    Comment #22555443

    Let them have it, they certainly have fun reinventing wheels and dealing with dependency issues etc. That won't prevent a new WASM ecosystem from springing up. Not in the least bec…

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    Comment #22555342

    An APL a day keeps the Python away, huh?

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    Comment #22554373

    Bradley, oh Bradley, what has he done...

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    Comment #22554335

    I really like this JS-free future we have ahead of us. I mean, I needed to format a date as text recently, and JS can't even do that without downloading some library... The sooner …

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    Comment #22543736

    > JavaScript No thanks, we have Blazor now.