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Except that if you add logging to a function, that immediately makes it impure. And in a meaningful way, as well. I don't want duplicate log entries written to disk, for example.
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8+ years does not make it latest, shiniest. 8+ years makes it exist. https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=2008-10-01%202017-04-20&q=devops It only got traction around 2013-2014, and then still it was only 1/4 of what it is considered now. Ofcourse you can shield your developers from production, but ther...
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tmux: C-a, vim: caps, wm: mod4
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Oracle lets you write Java inside the database. They already support any sort of maintenance nightmare you can think of!
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You are making things up to justify displacing american workers. Also, as someone in this field, I should get paid less because of foreigners willing to work cheap.
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Did anyone feel a gust of air over their heads? Just me? Oh.
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Believe what you want, but the STEM shortage is a widely reported issue.
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Yes. That is the point. If it was for employment in the US, the student visa would grant you the ability to work for a few years at a minimum after you graduate. You have 60 days to leave the country after you graduate.
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It's faked to justify h1b visas.
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jdgordon
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The function pointers that get passed in as arguments to some functions. You can change "void (*datafreeer)(void *)" to a more usable type. "typedef void (*CallbackType)(void*);" And then your function becomes "int somefunction(LinkedList* list, CallbackType callback)" which is nicer to read
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rust calls them enums too. just reset enum in your head.
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heard theyre pretty disorganized
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Well let's be honest with ourselves, this shit requires monumental efforts involving time, practice, and patience understanding it all that borders on the insane. I applaud the author for just trying.
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Don't worry, [this shit is very complicated](https://www.reddit.com/r/coaxedintoasnafu/comments/5lczaa/do_i_have_this_right/), best minds try and fail to make sense of it.
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LtAramaki
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I'm not sure what you're saying. Is this bad, is it good? If it's a debug log, there's a solution to this: mark the debug log functions "unsafe pure" and put them anywhere. They don't run on production code anyway.
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The term `bind` defines what the function should look like, but not what it does. No one can look at that name and know what bind actually means for a given type. It could literally do anything, and so long as it accepts the input type and returns the correct output type then it technically meets all of the requiremen...
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Kok_Nikol
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Wow!
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Meanwhile I have torrents of the data I collected and I'm planning on making an ultimate torrent where I combine my data with that which was gathered by a couple of other people. https://www.reddit.com/r/place/comments/63a47z/bittorrent_magnet_links_for_raw_reddit_format/ https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments...
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Actually, that is exactly along the lines of what the person you're replying to is saying: There are laws that all monads must follow (by the definition of "monad"). These are the laws that /u/m50d linked to. Additionally, I'm actually not aware of any type that has multiple possible monad implementations that follow t...
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Sorry man but you're just wrong on the timeline. DevOps really started getting big around 2011 when Etsy unveiled tools like statsd and deployinator. I remember attending Surge conference that year and being blown away by what people were already doing in the devops space. Continuous deployment/delivery was the firs...
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Yeah, forgot about docs, don't let my doc guy see this ;) But a live working demo would be awesome too. Docs should be mandatory, even if it just configuring. I'd still love to see a demo repo up, that I don't have to sign up for, so I can just play. Not for pushing. A read only demo. I'm using artifactory, I use it f...
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The Angular team has issued [a statement](http://angularjs.blogspot.com/2017/04/official-languages-at-google.html) correcting this misunderstanding.
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But then you need to C-a C-a in shell to forward it D: I used to C-a, but I recently migrated to C-s
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bacondev
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All of my CS+MATH friends LOVE Haskell. I see the appeal, but I'm too lazy to take time out of my day learning something that I won't use in the workforce. I only get the basics of Haskell. Stopped just short of monads.
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Here I found some statistics which indicate around position 25 https://www.complang.tuwien.ac.at/anton/comp.lang-statistics/
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> "There are two kinds of languages: those that people complain about and those that nobody uses". Well, Stroustrup designed the C++ language... C++ is a language I would prefer to not complain about, but... as so many people use it, I have to. Regarding scheme there isn't much to complain about. I have used tha...
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mindbleach
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Ironically, I never learned it.
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egportal2002
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My favorite is "compromise: when people agree to do something collectively that no individual wants to do individually".
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aboukirev
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Not quite. Rustc is a front-end to LLVM, true. And it produces IR, not asm, for LLVM. But that's not the point. I installed Rust and it produces binaries on my system. I installed Nim and it does not, because I do not have C compiler. Rust comes with a complete end-to-end toolchain.
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PinkyThePig
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The way that made it click for me: Monads are implemented as a combination of `fmap` and `join`: f =<< xs = join (fmap f xs) where the types look like: (=<<) :: Monad m => (a -> m b) -> m a -> m b fmap :: Functor f => (a -> b) -> f a -> f b join :: Monad m =>...
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derpdelurk
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>C programmers start the day a bit later, keep using the language in the evening, and stay up the longest. Need extra time to find 'em memory leaks. (Before the C devs bring out the pitchforks. I'm kidding... mostly)
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editor_of_the_beast
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You're thinking in terms of C enums. Just because they aren't like C enums doesn't mean they're not enums. I mean, Java enums are very different than C enums. Don't assume that all developers have such a small breadth of experience.
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AceDecade
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Everybody has a plumbus...
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I use dc daily? Why? Because it was the only real choice when I first encountered it in the '80s, and I've stuck with it ever since. True, bc was around, but at the time it was implemented as a preprocessor for dc, and only provided a limited subset of dc's power.
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z500
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Yeah, same here.
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grauenwolf
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Consider the definition from the wiki page: > The bind operator unwraps the plain value with type a embedded in its input monadic value with type M a, and feeds it to the function. Is that what bind does for the maybe monad? No. The maybe monad can, but does not necessarily, call the function. Is that what bind...
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02471
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this!
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IAmNotMyName
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Me: Hey Bob you have to take a look at this Slit. Bob: ಠ_ಠ
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GreatValueProducts
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In the comment goldmine... > Java is not present in the listing because it takes 12 hours to open Eclipse, 12 hours to compile, 12 hours to figure out what is null and where should be those ; and 48 hours to run the hello world.
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urmyheartBeatStopR
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I used it often when I did web dev. Just vim within tmux. Unfortunately not anymore because I'm using R now and doing Rstudio. Wish there's a weird commandline editor for exploratory data analysis.
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A cross-platform, professional F# IDE for an Open Source, cross platform .NET. I doubt anyone could have seen this coming, back in 2005 :) Edit: Added "cross-platform" for the IDE itself.
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One of the issues is: what is mediocre? From a managements POV the mediocre dev could be the best performing dev. He does not see the damage he does to achieve his quick wins. As such he might gain influence.
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ruinercollector
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Discriminated unions and pattern matching don't really have anything to do with functional programming.
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editor_of_the_beast
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Do you have sources for that? Honest question. Like which former Rust devs work on Swift. The languages are similar in a bunch of ways
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extremely_painful
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I'm sure that wouldn't take much bandwidth
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yogthos
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>Sure, but you talked about the platform not the languages but you mentioned the languages as so. Misleading. I though we already pass that, right? If we're past that, then why do you keep bringing this up? >I got the impression you were promoting it like so. I'm simply pointing out that it's something that wo...
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xgalaxy
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I'm curious if its possible to embed Nim or not. As a scripting language for another program.
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pavelchristof
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Haskell is the gateway drug for category theory.
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incraved
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After graduating you have the right to get [F-1 visa](http://www.studentworldonline.com/article/a-quick-guide-to-post-study-work-visas-in-the-usa/49/) which allows you to work for 1 year (non-STEM) or 2.5 years (STEM). During that time you can apply for H-1B to keep working until you get permanent residence (Green Card...
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It wasn't too long ago that things like 'pattern matching' were among the selling points of functional languages, and it's interesting that as features spread out into the wider computing world the bound of what gets to count as 'functional programming' get pushed back.
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pmarcelll
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IIRC Swift 1.0 came with sum types, so there is no "cause and effect" relationship between former Rust team members working on Swift and Swift having sum types.
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False
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tips to node.js: just don't. THE END
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how many damn versions are there being released?
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Tarmen
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It is if you define side effects as everything that can be captured by a monad. Which probably means you have to somewhat grasp monads before understanding what that explanation means.
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dghq1jo
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maybe a selling point for languages but it definitely has nothing to do with Functional programmming
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dghq422
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flukus
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Even though Sybase and ms both have tsql they are very different. The ms one has evolved over the last 20 years, the Sybase one hasn't.
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False
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dghq95m
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jms_nh
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no Windows support though? sigh.
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False
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dghqbbq
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tech_tuna
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This sounds potentially sexy but of course, it is not.
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Tarmen
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Programs often have a stack like: * functions that construct effects * functions that compose those effects * functions that handle the effects Constructing an effect includes things like returning null, constructing a future, throwing an exception or talking to the db. Composing effects includes things lik...
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evincarofautumn
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In the first “sum types” example, you write “2 × 2 = 4”, but “2 + 2 = 4” would be clearer, considering you’re talking about sums. I guess you were thinking of it as “2 bools × 2 values/bool = 4 values” rather than “2 values + 2 values = 4 values”?
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False
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parkerSquare
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Correct - "iff" is a perfectly valid (and gender-neutral, incidentally) logical term.
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vagif
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If they wouldn't have jobs then they would be playing with it all day. Which is not what the stackoverflow shows.
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flukus
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Why do I want to containerise the build process?
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blinkallthetime
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i dunno why you are getting downvoted.
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pmarcelll
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One former Rust core team member and the original author of Rust both work on Swift right now, but the former is still active on the Rust subreddit (but can't contribute to Rust due to the contract with Apple) and the latter still retweets some Rust stuff. Another former Rust team member came back recently from develop...
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AforAnonymous
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I don't see the issue with that seeing how you could just spam commits. But if that bothers you, look here: http://www.jukie.net/bart/blog/save-everything-with-git-wip --> https://github.com/bartman/git-wip https://serverfault.com/questions/411494/etckeeper-on-custom-directory/411512#411512 https://github.com/n...
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crusader86
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I'm a former Sharepoint admin and one of my former coworkers is still neck deep in it. She now has multiple 100+k job offers lined up. I'm still ok with my choice.
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ruinercollector
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Pattern matching is a selling point of a certain group of "functional" languages, but it is not itself a functional feature. "Functional" features relate to functions (Can I treat functions as first class things that can be passed/returned/stuffed into lists, etc.? Are there useful features for combining them or curr...
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dghr15o
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RabbidKitten
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> existential quantification is a generalization of disjunction Now we're talking ; ) You're right, existential quantification is generalisation of disjunction, with an emphasis on "generalisation" - one is more general than the other. That is why you can implement sum types using inheritance and virtual dispatch, ...
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dungone
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It's not an insight because there is nothing to back it up. It's just a claim. Here's my spin on that claim. It's not that mediocrity is tolerated. It's that excellence is not recognized. The people in charge don't know good from bad. And even if they can see good, they don't know what to do about it. High perfo...
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robotmayo
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Hey dont kink shame.
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dghr78r
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arogozine
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Hopefully with full support for folders
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False
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dghr8q4
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ApproachingCorrect
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Damn right I shouldn't have to think about memory management to concatenate a few strings (python fanboy, as requested :) )
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stravant
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To be fair I am writing Swing UI for an open source project right at this very moment, so who am I to talk.
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mebob85
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This sub's bias against Haskell is real
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1492646706
False
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dghrjto
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airbreather
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MariaDB is boring, stable, and reliable. I don't see the contradiction.
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TheNerdyBoy
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Wait, is that the "but first, let's take a hit of our salvia" guy?
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corysama
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Variant of yak shaving?
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dghrys0
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Cal1gula
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Yeah, I honestly think it's just people randomly hating on the Microsoft thing. If Postgres put out "P-SQL" with some extra functions that only worked in their database, no one would bat an eye.
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dghs683
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TheEaterOfNames
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Of course, have you not seen/read the Lord of the Rings or the Hobbit?
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dghs6aw
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Cal1gula
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> I also hate Visual Basic Why tho
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short_vix
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relevant username
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1492647623
False
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dghs9uy
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1494215730
-6
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sircharles---
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Are you aware there is a just as capable C# Interactive REPL as well?
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unkz
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I think you mean GNU/Android /stallman
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MOX-News
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Ada is a substantial cognitive shift from C like languages, but i think it's much better overall. I wish memory management were a little easier, but it wins with language based concurrency, generic packages, stronger typing, and some pleasant abstractions too. Not to even begin to talk about its long history in high i...
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destinoverde
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> If we're past that, then why do you keep bringing this up? I don't, you are? I didn't want to nor try to but to hopefully end it? Hmm. > none of the mainstream native UI platforms are built around it Right, but is not stopping people from developing native either. I find it cool, but not essential. > So,...
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sccrstud92
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funktor
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False
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TigraSan
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FYI, added Windows and FreeBSD builds
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unkz
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Whenever I dig into assembly, it starts during work hours and ends around 2am, followed by weird dreams.
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False
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mizomi
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Can confirm. Started using Haskell and now I'm spending ever-increasing amounts of time reading and thinking about category theory and type theory.
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False
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ToeGuitar
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Is it just me or does this article not make sense? The first paragraph is titled "Classes", but then he talks about parallel requests and coffeescript?
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False
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dghstaz
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Hatandboots
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Who is the one up all night writing assembly?
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False
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