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tastyminerals

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    Comment #26374705

    You should also try D to see that seamless C interop has always been there for many years.

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    Comment #25484516

    It may outclass it in performance. However, all my life I've been waiting for something that runs over 10h on a single charge. I am naturally surprised that this is not something t…

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    Comment #24042381

    What?! There are static languages that compile faster: Nim, D... Honestly, I used ggplotD library and it takes roughly two seconds to compile and miliseconds to show the plot.

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    Comment #24042275

    Julia is fast but not faster and very memory hungry. If you care about squeezing every bit of performance you generally go to C++. If you too lazy for C++ you go D. Hence to me, Ju…

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    Comment #23860684

    Noice! Reading through the release notes leaves a feeling of D being a mature language long enough. If you're looking for magnitutes faster scripting alternative to Python like onc…

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    Comment #23849423

    Rust is not a very good example here considering the amount of time the op might have spent waiting for the compiler and steep learning curve of the language...

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    Comment #23818469

    Why don't you try D if type-and-compile is what you enjoy?

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    Comment #23771563

    not on mobile but as a service -- Abbyy is the market leader in OCR from documents.

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    Comment #23766847

    Julia looks more like Python than a fp language tbo and that was why I staed away. The most elegant fp code I've seen was written in Scala.

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    Comment #23712563

    I read through Arraymancer readme and the rationale and got very mixed feelings about the project and its purpose. It's everything and nothing at the same time. NumPy like syntax a…

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    Comment #23712409

    Thanks. So here are the points for D according to the table. Very few breaking changes because language is pretty mature. Not sure if Nim is as stable but just this one fact is eno…

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    Comment #23711815

    Also, all good points. Appreciate that.

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    Comment #23711781

    Thank you for the detailed answer. It clears things up.

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    Comment #23711097

    Ok. But going back to the issue. I live in Munich and know at least two big companies who use D in production and organize meetups. I have yet to see a single company that uses Nim…

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    Comment #23710960

    It was a developed by too few ppl from the start and by the time it became usable it was way too late

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    Comment #23710863

    Are you the same person who attacked ppl on D forum. The nickname is familiar and the style ;) Chill. All languages have dusty corners and given the amount of ppl D has it's obviou…

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    Comment #23710812

    Depends on where do you read ;) But tbo D community concentrates around D forum and in majority consists of former C/C++ veterans. Being a younger language Nim lures younger and ac…

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    Comment #23710616

    With all due respect, Nim is a great language performance wise however I fail to see how is it different from D. Many advertised features have been present in D for a long time. Sy…

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    Comment #23524091

    Can you be a little bit more concrete about the tech you are building right now that is not possible to build using classic ML approaches? You see, I am actually going to work thin…

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    Comment #23480324

    I thought so too, now I believe that it was sheer naivety. If anything, the realization that education matters is the last thing they come to because this is not their task. Pumpin…

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    Comment #23480106

    You can't even imagine. The whole east Russian speaking conglomerate of contries is basically a test to your human nature and survivalism.

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    Comment #23468841

    And don't forget that "modern alternative" should boast as good as Lua C ffi which is a tough thing to beat. Should I mention luajit?

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    Comment #23468804

    Once you get to know Lua tables and then metatables, you will question the existence of different data structures :)

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    Comment #23339651

    D, Rust -- just what first springs to mind.

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    Comment #23140933

    I feel like MS laptops are getting bashed left and right by various online experts these days without a decent reason. Apple products are not less cheaper and follow the same "100E…