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Comment #49161285
This is great, I haven't been introduced in the notion of supercompiliation. Reading the papers you've listed and going through GRIN's paper [1] it ticks the boxes in terms of lazi…
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Comment #49160807
Fair point, I don't disagree with the statement that `Self` can be limiting as the trait is defined for `Functor[A]`. Thus imposing limitations on type system. You would want for t…
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Comment #49157535
Technically yes, although there's no support for FFI yet. Purity would allow it as long as side-effects are wrapped into IO type.
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Comment #49157081
As I was deciding on the compiler backend, I stumbled upon on it in r/ProgrammingLanguages on reddit. I liked the syntax itself and the fact I can compile the language in the IR of…
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Comment #49147560
`Self` isn't the applied type (`List[A]`), rather it's the type constructor of kind `* -> *` constrained by `Functor`. In the map example it gets desugared into: fun map[Self: Func…
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Comment #49145632
Yeah the LSP support is next, my goal is to implement the language server in the fuse itself. At the moment there’s a simple formatter implementation fusefmt: https://github.com/fu…
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Comment #49145185
Haskell is a great language with a really advanced type-system, although I found its syntax hard to read at times especially as I was exploring the language at first. On the other …
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Comment #49144787
First of all thanks for all the feedback and looking into it, appreciate it! Yeah GRIN is a great project, it took a lot of debugging and analysis to make it compile 100% especiall…
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Show HN: Fuse – statically typed functional programming language
Hi HN! I've been working on the fuse programming language, it's a statically typed purely functional language with higher-kinder types and ad-hoc polymorphism. It compiles to the G…
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Comment #22487288
I just recently found out about these two types of system. It's strange how people (like shown in the article) don't emphasize(know) it when talking about types in languages. Inter…
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Comment #22196309
Events can handle much more connections than a thread based approach. For example nginx is implemented with event-driven architecture: https://www.nginx.com/blog/inside-nginx-how-w…
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Comment #22022805
I also think it's fine to change the code someone wrote. Just because someone wrote it, doesn't mean it's the right way to do it. I often find myself rewriting the code, it's the n…
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Comment #19234330
Reminds of a movie from Andrei Tarkovsky, Stalker. The guy may be the Stalker, leading people to the center of the Zone - the elephant foot in this case.