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carterza

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    Comment #31311692

    You may be right... I wouldn't call Nim's community vibrant though.

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    Comment #31290255

    The compiler works until you stress the type system or try to take advantage of features that are experimental and then stay that way forever. How many iterations of concepts have …

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    Comment #31289999

    I mean, I have experienced first-hand, dom96 being a jerk directly to me after I spent months of effort building something for the community. I'm not the only one either. If it was…

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    Comment #31287081

    dom96 simply needs to go - they are nothing but self-serving and they cause more damage to the Nim community than any other member by far. I'm not even including the horrible softw…

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    Comment #31286459

    I'm not sure there is one - but I guess a language where you're not constantly dealing with horrible error message, an under-specified and broken implementation and a shitty stdlib…

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    Comment #31286438

    I guess your definition of senior and mine vary. I'd consider senior members anyone willing to work on the compiler, as they are the members with the potential to move the language…

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    Comment #31286410

    I apologize if my sentiment came off as Nimskull is a realistic alternative for those who are frustrated with Nim - it certainly is not, and I think your description of the state o…

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    Comment #31280972

    I started programming in Nim around 2015 and still write code in it from time to time. At this point I would have a tough time suggesting the language to anyone for much. While you…

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    Comment #18245176

    I'd also like to see a section for junior devs, and what they need to bring to the table. Another great section would be how to identify a pairing that is less than ideal / problem…

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    Comment #18245165

    Then - he randomly wants to chime in with tangentially related questions - it's basically all of the pitfalls described in the - working with a junior dev section of the OP's artic…

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    Comment #18245153

    Another issue with pair programming - the assumption that the benefits which are potentially produced by pairing, are often baked into estimations regarding quality of work and / o…

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    Comment #18245120

    I find pairing with anyone that is significantly outside the range of your competency level, to be extremely frustrating. You can have a junior dev, and hand hold, but it also requ…

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    Comment #18170320

    Thank you! I really do value that feedback. I have also stopped using almost all forms of social media. I can't drop twitter - but that is because I value a lot of the content I re…

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    Comment #18163354

    I'm not presently going through exactly what you went through - but I can relate on many levels. I've been on and off anti-depressants since I was sixteen, and I'm 33 now. My self-…

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    Comment #16737593

    It's a perfectly valid comparison though. Your comment on the other hand...

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    Comment #16497522

    Compiles... compiles. Edit - Sorry - that was rude. I should have elaborated. Transpiling is a specific type of compilation that involves two languages with a similar level of abst…

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    Comment #16497501

    I've written quite a few personal projects in Nim, and I love programming in it. Nim is garbage-collected and the GC is not a stop the world GC, so the language is well-suited for …