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weiwenhao

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    Comment #46794655

    I'm currently using Nature to replace Tauri for developing desktop applications, which will allow me to conduct more thorough testing later. Since the linker succeeded in linking, …

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    Comment #46630924

    Nature's runtime architecture draws heavily from Go, with its GC similarly referencing Go's allocator and collector approaches. However, the use of mark-and-sweep GC inevitably lea…

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    Comment #46629747

    I am a core developer of the nature programming language, welcome to talk to me!

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    Comment #46394084

    For package management software that is rarely used, free is the biggest motivation.

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    Comment #46343928

    Very nice, my nature-lang references the old ruby design, now maybe I can reference the new one.

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    Comment #44833815

    I did something similar. Similar in every way. https://github.com/nature-lang/nature

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    Comment #44093916

    A new programming language inspired by golang. I'm trying to share and promote it. https://github.com/nature-lang/nature

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    Comment #44073058

    So far it does, just inspired by golang, which doesn't support FFI and calling golang related code is not an easy task. But the situation will improve soon, in order to make nature…

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    Comment #44058339

    Your write-up is so detailed that I even feel like I could implement a complete golang scheduler myself

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    Show HN: I built a programming language, inspired by Golang

    Hello, I'm the author of the nature programming language, which has reached an early usable version since its first commit in 2021 until today. --- Why implement such a programming…

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    Comment #43981953

    Does llm really understand the code at this stage?

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    Comment #43975660

    I don't mean to promote it because the nature programming language version 0.5 is not ready yet, but the nature programming language https://github.com/nature-lang/nature basically…

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    Comment #43961130

    tab completed is a nightmare when it comes to non-expected code.

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    Comment #43953631

    zig ld should be the only cross-linker out there, and I'm considering migrating to zig, for zig ld's sake . All programming languages that claim to be alternatives to C eventually …

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    Comment #43953152

    The static compilation of musl libc is a huge help for alpine linux and many system programming languages. My programming language https://github.com/nature-lang/nature is also bui…

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    Comment #37877820

    The primary channel for communication right now is https://github.com/nature-lang/nature , where you can engage and keep up-to-date through issues, discussions, and watching the re…

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    I'm not entirely sure if Hacker News scoring system includes a boost for comments, but it seems that controversy and criticism are not necessarily bad things. They may actually hel…

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    Comment #37873637

    I apologize for not being clear in my previous statements. As of now, Nature does not even have a version that is community-ready. In my opinion, talking about various ideas and in…

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    This is the first-phase goal for the Nature programming language, as outlined in the first section of the README on https://github.com/nature-lang/nature . To summarize: - Type sys…