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planetis

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    Comment #48051113

    Do you need me to inform you that Mythos in Greek means literally "fiction"?

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    Glad to see issues that I spotted while testing nimony have already been fixed. Nim v3 is going to be great!

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    Actually, that’s not far from the truth. The reasons are: Lack of contribution. If someone isn’t doing actual programming work, doesn’t have time management to maintain libraries, …

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    These aren’t specifics, it’s the same tired tactic: you disagree with me, so I’ll try to ruin your reputation.

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    Comment #43310448

    Yes please!

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    Comment #42625777

    All these organizations[1] using nim in production must disagree with you then. [1]: https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/wiki/Organizations-using-Nim

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    Comment #42564254

    I would ask for a source for your claim but we both know it's bull.

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    Show HN: Computesim, learn compute shaders and control flow

    Hey HN, I wrote a compute shader emulator that started as a 50-line script to help me understand reduction shaders. What makes this implementation interesting is its technical appr…

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    That's total BS btw, I've been part of the Nim community for over 7 years now and never had an bad interactions with the project's lead. But I did witness behavior from certain ind…

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    And it works pretty well, coming from 6+ years of experience. It's not that strange if consider case insensitive filesystems and email addresses. But on the internet you only hear …

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    I will add that as a library, it has a big potential to be used in resource restricted envs, such as microcontrollers. Every other JSON library under the sun uses HashMaps or Btree…

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    Show HN: Jsonpak: JSON that is not bloated for Nim

    My library uses packed ASTs for compact and efficient JSON representation, with JSON Pointer, JSON Patch support. It also offers a recursive sort function, that allows to provide r…