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Comment #27603018
I also have had this thought - start people with very simple (C89) C and Scheme. When they learn data structures have them use C and scheme and show additional examples in class in…
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Comment #26620232
Kevel is hiring Clojure devs as well! https://www.kevel.co/careers/
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Comment #20059897
In case you haven't seen the applications of nanopass compilers to do similar things, specifically harlan, here you go: https://github.com/eholk/harlan
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Comment #20014066
This largely sums up my experience with Alloy and TLA+, as well as when I favor using one tool over the other. My formal education included classes in Z, so the spirit of Alloy alw…
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Comment #16085876
In addition to what alex posted, the new package system along with the build system means that you can build a custom OS based on Genode in under under an hour (my fastest build ta…
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Comment #15787825
Adding to what tel said: Alloy will tell you where things are over or under-specified. You can ask the system to generate you scenarios in the "world" so you can see a graphical re…
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Comment #15739616
Genode now has its own package management system with the 17.05 and 17.08 releases, informed/inspired by the work from Genode/Nix (linked in the other comment). This means you can …
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Comment #14956270
I'd also add that support in Vim and Neovim are also very good.
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Comment #13036008
You can go and use Genode right now. There's no installer (to my knowledge) -- you'll have to build the OS by hand. If the area of secure OSes or capability-based OSes are interest…
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Comment #12853770
The Zenbook line has dual and quad core machines, high-resolution screens, up to 16Gb of RAM, aluminum bodies, the ports you want, a great touchpad (and often touch screen), and an…
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Comment #11754778
Important to note, that as data, they can be consumed by other systems for other purposes. For example, it's feasible to consume a spec within Alloy and use a SAT solver (which is …
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Comment #11416669
It's a finding from a Capers Jones report (I believe on the analysis of agile vs waterfall projects of varying sizes and durations). I'll see if I can dig up the exact report for y…
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Comment #11415835
I appreciate more attention being given to software estimates, but it seems like there's a lack of looking at the research in this area of software engineering. Most people have a …
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Comment #11111086
While I like the foundation of this idea, I'd love to see it taken to the next logical conclusion: Drop HTTP for a better suited protocol (like 9P), and correctly handle the intera…
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Comment #10414325
While I appreciate the dialog, your comment is rather condescending. I've worked extensively in Common Lisp and am well aware how the condition system works. My claims had little t…
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Comment #10412263
While there are no first-class reader macros in Clojure, reader literals cover many common use cases. For the small set of use cases where you REALLY need reader macros, it's possi…
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Comment #9256060
Capability-based OSes have been around for some time, largely developed by the team that produced DRoPS, Fiasco, and other L4 based systems (as tonyhb pointed out). Those advances …
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Comment #8566644
It's also worth mentioning Pedestal[1] - in place of Ring and Compojure. Pedestal is set of libraries for building web services that is fast and secure by default. It fully embrace…
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Comment #2835159
Maybe I can answer the why a little better: The short answer is: This opportunity is everything that matters most to me - a great startup with a real vision and a team that believe…
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Comment #2834806
I'm glad to hear it! Good things are coming.