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wues
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Comment #28797809
Yes, the distinction between class and instance methods in an interface with + and - characters must be one of the most elegant solutions introduced in a programming language ever.…
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Comment #28339065
In the case of Erlang the answer to your question about meaningful differences is: oh yes! I could list more, but there are two: - support for concurrency. After tasting it you nev…
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Comment #27666646
So you think that in USSR there were startups and private investors? Interesting.
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Comment #22626032
No I didn’t. The statement was that Typescript solves the listed issues, which is obviously not true. There may be of course discussion whether TS _helps_ to solve such issues but …
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Comment #22625962
"We have problems, let’s introduce some code style guidelines, linting, error reporting and most importantly tests!" "Nah, let's just switch to Typescript, it will solve all those …
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Comment #21967542
Erlang guarantees tail call optimisation.
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Comment #21265084
No it wouldn't. Sending three or four transfers from mobile banking app is for sure faster than finding bank number, calling them, listening to the info that the conversation will …
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Comment #18852268
I never said that this language would be simple. Just simpler than C++ we know.
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Comment #18852243
They all may have excellent C compatibility, but this is not the point. The point is that without C compatibility C++ could be smaller and simpler, and yet still meeting the same g…
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Comment #18846221
C compatibility was the very reason for which C++ is bigger, more complicated and less safe than a similar language not compatible with C could be.
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Comment #10207583
In "Thus Spoke Lem" - a several hundred pages interview with Lem - there is a chapter about Lem's likes and dislikes in literature. He is asked about books which influenced his tho…
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Comment #10203233
A side note: Lem knew and liked GEB, and there are many similarities between e.g. dialogues in GEB and Lem's The Cyberiad.
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Comment #9380692
Don't destroy Joyce's wordplay: it is Finnegans Wake, not Finnegan's Wake
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Comment #9004162
Then Perl 6 aka 2000 would share the fate of Wordstar 2000. But I guess it will anyway.
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Comment #8861851
Oversimplification indeed - to the extent that for the first one year and a half of WW2 Germany and Russia were allies.
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Comment #8816072
Congratulations! Your accusation of Stroustrup's strawman is strawman itself.