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pointfree

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    Comment #20793748

    Daniel Kalny's GA144 projects' YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVMrX6BlNjIeGfX0QcBobGg

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    Comment #20554743

    > 1. Is it possible to write complex, modern applications (things like browsers, photo editors, etc. — things that would take millions of lines of Java or JS) using this style of p…

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    Comment #20554328

    > Portability is not important. Portability is not possible. Real applications are closely coupled to hardware. Change the platform and all the code changes. If it didn't, you woul…

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    Comment #20554187

    "Over the Shoulder 1 - Text Preprocessing in Forth" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvrE2ZGe-rs - Sam Falvo demonstrates writing a blog engine in Forth.

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    Comment #19668620

    Most languages that aim to be minimal bake in a minimal syntax, but without implicit parameter passing, composability is not going to be extensible.

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    Comment #15943931

    > Anarchism is a political ideology that's never met the real world, like a lot of ideologies on HN and elsewhere. This might convince the random Internet reader, but it's not goin…

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    Comment #15943617

    With all due respect I would have liked if the hackernews moderators had kept my original headline "An Anarchist Critique of Democracy by Moxie Marlinspike (Signal SMS), Windy Hart…

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    Comment #13858951

    A smaller contact area between implementations means we need only be concerned about compatibility at that interface and the rest is up to you. This keeps the area of software that…

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    Comment #13856224

    > Their programming interface is highly standardized across implementations. It may be easier to have everyone use the same software and hardware platform everywhere. After all we …

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    Comment #13855958

    Sure you could port webkit to your new OS, but if all the software you use effectively exists only as web apps what would be the point?

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    Comment #13855936

    The author didn't say "popular" he said "relevant" The current state of software development has huge issues with needless complexity resulting from poorly chosen abstractions. Gop…

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    Comment #13855876

    The web is like an operating system that you are locked into using. This prevents alternative operating systems such as Plan 9 from ever becoming useful, because building a web bro…

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