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branneman

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About branneman

internet geek. software craftsman/architect/manager. rotterdam. espresso. whisky. techno. http://bran.name/

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    Why no MacOS support if you claim cross-platform? That's not honest.

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    Comment #30878250

    April Fools I guess, considering the actual commit content: - many -> persony - helps -> theylps - here -> theyre - historical -> theirstorical

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    Comment #28318245

    Yes. Exactly this.

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    Comment #28171632

    Agreed. But why choose if it's easy to add an idiomatic pure-JavaScript/EcmaScript 2021 implementation to compare with as well?

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    Comment #27405862

    Now find some sources to cite with that timeline, and create a wikipedia article from it!

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    Comment #27253341

    Well, that is the point of software, to change quicker and cheaper.

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    Comment #27012953

    Discussion on Reddit: https://reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/n2kliz/can_you_beat...

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    Comment #26605894

    ... but racket basically exists to create parsers and languages. It happens to also be a general programming language. But so is JS nowadays with Node.

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    Comment #26604032

    In that case, way I ask why you are not a Racket user? Sounds like it'll save you a ton of time and keep your implementations high level.

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    Comment #26604011

    When should one use Ohm over Racket?

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    Comment #26357383

    How is Proton a technology/library/sorftware? I got the impression it's just a preconfigured Wine, but not an actual implementation. Sorry if I'm misinformed. And _if_ that's true,…

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    Comment #26131389

    Have you seen & tried Racket?

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    Comment #11173563

    See also: http://www.slideshare.net/branneman/argus-eyes

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