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firdak
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Comment #18470483
Would this allow Lua code to directly use Goroutines, and take advantage of Go's features for concurrency and parallelism? I'd love to see a high-level language like Lua (or Python…
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Comment #18292738
Looking at this from the other side, if a non-mathematician "solves an interesting problem", is there a recommended way to make the solution public? Something better than posting t…
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Comment #18192233
What are your thoughts on Crystal [1], Nim [2] or even Go [3]? [1] https://crystal-lang.org [2] https://nim-lang.org [3] https://golang.org
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Comment #18192223
Static typing doesn't have to mean overhead and ceremony. Do you think you would, theoretically, enjoy writing scripts in a language like Crystal [1], which provides both the benef…
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Comment #18183831
> pyinstaller main.py One issue with PyInstaller is that it doesn't create a proper standalone binary. It either gives you a full directory tree or, with `--onefile`, an archive wh…
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Comment #18183797
Do you think a statically-typed language could ever be a "contender" - i.e. compete with Python in terms of ease-of-use etc? Nowadays, I don't think any new, dynamically-typed lang…
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Comment #17933521
> I feel about his playing how BB King says he feels, like this was one of the best things I've ever heard. Thanks for this, it's very interesting. I've realised that I don't reall…
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Comment #17933426
This mirrors my own experience exactly . I too listen to a lot of soundtracks, from movies or from video games that I have enjoyed. Although music doesn't provoke an emotional resp…
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Comment #17933376
> Can you guess what people might feel from this piece? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XWKq_kg2Ws That's a difficult one. It didn't make me feel anything, so I really do have to …
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Comment #17933227
> Do you find it harder to enjoy movies? Quite possibly. I do enjoy watching a movie on occasion, but there are many other things I would rather do with my time. It turns out that …
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Comment #17933207
> I always just kind of assumed people were just using overly flowery speech to describe music! Yes! I realised this a few years ago. When people say "that's a sad song", they real…
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Comment #17931440
Offical NES games were between 24KB (e.g. Excitebike) and 768KB (Kirby's Adventure) in size. The Japanese Famicom even had a 16KB game (Galaxian).
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Comment #17931150
> As someone who gets a significant amount of his daily joy from listening to music... I, in turn, find this somewhat astonishing. Not only is it so different from my own experienc…
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Comment #17931123
The first one is interesting - if I heard it on the radio I wouldn't think twice about it, but seeing a video is different. Watching the guy play the guitar gives me a sense of how…
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Comment #17840845
> The thing Goldeneye really brought was massive popularity. Exactly. I always thought Goldeneye was inferior to contemporary PC shooters, but for many who didn't have a powerful P…
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Comment #15529925
So, after "optimizations [...] to further reduce the resulting bundle size", a Java command-line "Hello World" is still 21.7 MB. I've found a Node.js version (using node-packer [1]…