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SolitudeSF
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Comment #39814212
no build instructions, binary artifacts in repo. yuck.
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Comment #31389814
this benchmark is afwul (which is expected)
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Comment #31282809
this not even close to expert knowledge, thats entry level
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Comment #31282296
its true that leadership does nothing and development is stuck, but even in this state nim is probably enough for most people. > how much frustration you will encounter fighting th…
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Comment #26426578
thats not a different way of doing same thing, its doing different thing. this not even an argument, if language can provide multiple memory management strategies, in what world is…
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Comment #26426111
> Nim implements just about every paradigm it can think of, and if there are multiple ways to implement a paradigm, it implements them all. any examples?
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Comment #25629700
he is not trying to sell/convince you to learn gtk. he is warning if you already want to learn it. not everything posted on hn should be a promotion material.
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Comment #25607566
glad subjects like you are getting filtered by themselves
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Comment #21890351
it still compares algorithm implementation, not the language speed.
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Comment #21890345
thats not how it works
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Comment #21396987
you can compile with `--stylecheck:error/hint` for enforcing consistent naming.
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Comment #21057132
https://github.com/bluenote10/nim-electron-karax
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Comment #21053794
#? replace(sub = "\t", by = " ") but please, dont
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Comment #18864824
> Hate speech against functional concepts in the community are you trolling? > Some arrogant community members were tolerated just because they wrote popular blog posts on Nim impl…
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Comment #17937899
Is this bait?
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Comment #17639819
Pretty sure it does
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Comment #16499988
specifically for this nim ships with its version of grep - nimgrep