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Comment #48552342
> Imitation is the greatest form of flattery "... that mediocrity can pay to greatness" is the rest of the quote.
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Comment #48337321
Apologies, I meant your comment pre-edit(s).
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Comment #48337266
.....Did you just complain about Rust's "lower adoption" compared to C++, immediately following it by "Zig, on the other hand :eyes_emoji:"
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Comment #48336955
> I don't think performance has got much to do with tinkering. Yes, in general, but also there are cases when you realize you can, idk, parse a CSV file in 0.2 seconds instead of 2…
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Comment #48334956
Have you ever thought "Ugh, this bit of Python code is running much slower than I expected on my computer. Wonder if anyone has written a native library for this"? That's probably …
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Comment #48334740
I foresee a pjmlp comment in your near future. :)
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Comment #48334664
> Zig's compilation times are already terrific In my experience, this (for now) is mostly aspirational. It's obviously a major goal, and there are clear milestones outlined on how …
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Comment #48244708
> no, JavaScript is not a perfect language Such a brave stance against a claim literally nobody has ever staked.
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Comment #48238318
> Can someone explain why it sounds like there's such rapid growth of Bun? In my case, when I start a little Typescript side project, instead of drowning in the sea of npm/yarn/ber…
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Comment #48137738
Tigerbeetle is in the database business. They operate on an entire different level of correctness expectations compared to something like Bun. The correctness guarantees they provi…
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Comment #47949779
> And I greatly respect the small binary/download size The latest x86_64 Linux build is 136MB. ( https://zed.dev/docs/linux#downloading-manually ) As for your list of grievances, t…
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Comment #47937497
> When you pay taxes you have no say in the bombs acquired with that and where they are dropped. Vote in elections, local and general.
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Comment #47544880
Hehe, why "probably"? It says "250 lines" right there in the subject. Surely one can skim the single file of code ( https://github.com/ieviev/mini-gzip/blob/main/src/main.rs ) and …
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Comment #47460933
I once witnessed a local admonish another (younger) local for exactly that at a bar. He replied with a bratty "Not my fault they're using crappy chopsticks..."
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Comment #47328743
For future readers: throwaway27448's comment used to say something completely different, featuring the r-slur, and then immediately edited.
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Comment #47298046
What about when you have a long-running program. You can't both brag about NumPy, Django, and the machine learning library ecosystem while also promoting "It's great for when you j…
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Comment #47177437
> If I'm using one syntax, how do I tell you to fix a bug in your syntax? How about "Hey, your Bean ain't sprouting"? :) I'm sorry, I feel like I'm not communicating this properly.…
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Comment #47170294
class Bean { private boolean sprouted; public void sprout() { this.sprouted = true; // ... } } or data Bean = Dormant | Sprouted sprout :: Bean -> Bean sprout Dormant = Sprouted sp…
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Comment #47167406
No it won't? That's exactly the point -- each of those people will be viewing the code in their own preferred syntax. If there is semantic nuance in the writer's syntax, the reader…
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Comment #47163757
Alt opinion: syntax is the least important part of a programming language. I can't wait for the day someone invents one where it's defined entirely as an AST (with the S standing f…