FullGarden_S

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by FullGarden_S 11d ago
Programming is more engineering than art. People tend to naturally develop feelings toward whatever they work with for a prolonged period of time and that applies to programming languages too. Mainstream languages for software development g
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by FullGarden_S 1mo ago
From my experience, C3 felt more C-like(maybe because it has 100% C ABI compatibility) with its context-free grammar and the motive to stay minimal while Zig felt more C++ like due to the OOP-like methods and its ambition to be able to do e
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by FullGarden_S 2mo ago
Communication in this sense is pretty common in Mathematics and Computer Science and it becomes apparent when its related to actors and their interactions. A good example is game theory and game semantics. The term "actor" in this
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by FullGarden_S 2mo ago
This is great but I feel like the potential is underused. I know its a lot of work but I think we all could desperately use an interactive LaTeX notebook instead of limiting it to only the PDF backend and this work helps a lot with achievin
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by FullGarden_S 3mo ago
It does not seem unreasonable to me as well and I do not recall stating that being the case. I only mentioned the YouTube scenario, but that's pretty much the case for almost everything. I'll repeat it again: it all boils down to
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by FullGarden_S 3mo ago
To be clear, I was not talking about Odin specifically. This is about notability in general. >where those third-party sources are themselves notable and reputable (in the subject area) this is where the bias kicks in. It would be great i
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by FullGarden_S 3mo ago
You make it sound like you're confusing popularity with notability. Unlike Jai and V, Odin has been in commercial use(JangaFX) for years now with several high performance computing products written entirely in Odin and the customers of
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by FullGarden_S 11mo ago
All the things you demanded require a significant amount of financial support to both create and maintain, and that is where Odin falls short. If you really do need all those libraries first thing in the morning, then forget about the langu
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by FullGarden_S 11mo ago
and yet it never truly became an issue at all because there is an officially maintained, high quality package collection. https://pkg.odin-lang.org/ GingerBill and the Odin community put tremendous effort into making sure t
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by FullGarden_S 1y ago
>He's quite insistent that Pakistan wasn't involved in the topical attacks. Yes, just like how Pakistan was insistent about their involvement in sheltering Bin Laden. I don't understand why you expect any representative of
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by FullGarden_S 1y ago
I mean, Pakistan denies sheltering Bin Laden till date so its expected of them to deny any and all of their involvement officially. I'm sorry if I was rude by using the term delusional but given their behavior, that is what it seemed l
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by FullGarden_S 1y ago
I see. If you are not satisfied with the shared source or think the video is edited to project a certain kind of perspective with ulterior motive, feel free to look further into it before completely discarding it was what I meant. searchin
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by FullGarden_S 1y ago
feel free to look up the full interview and get the context right.
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by FullGarden_S 1y ago
Why would they? Even the USA never admits their direct involvement straight away so its delusional of you to be expecting something like that. If Pakistan is the kind of nation to confess, peace would have been established long back.
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by FullGarden_S 1y ago
its not a Western media channel. Its NDTV https://www.youtube.com/shorts/WLwHK_22pm0
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by FullGarden_S 2y ago
I see. I would though. ELM has a very simple, straight forward syntax and everything revolves around the ELM architecture, which makes the whole thing very intuitive. I believe a statically typed and functional language will do just fine wi
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by FullGarden_S 2y ago
No, its not. They are focused on introducing ELM on the backend as well. ELM isn't backed by big corpos like Rust and Go do so their way of operation will differ by a huge margin than those two langs, especially in terms of marketing s
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by FullGarden_S 2y ago
oh no. At this point, we just need something that doesn't use the stupid combo of two languages(one markup and one style sheet) for UI and one(totally single threaded) for UX that allows people to share and view simple text and media t
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by FullGarden_S 2y ago
its fine if you disagree and think that using "unsafe language" for low level hardware access is wrong but that doesn't change the fact that the more closer one operates to the hardware, the more bare-bone they need the tools
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by FullGarden_S 2y ago
No? This was never about the languages primarily though. The C programmers here would react the same way towards any other language, be it Zig or Swift, its not Rust specific. They just don't want to partake the additional headache the
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by FullGarden_S 2y ago
I take potassium capsules frequently and magnesium capsules whenever I smoke, which is occasionally. Both of them were effective and help me with reducing anxiety and relieving stress.
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by FullGarden_S 2y ago
imagine if one dependency is GPL lol With over 600 dependencies, the probability goes up and up.
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by FullGarden_S 2y ago
>India is not unique in this pursuit. China also has taken charge No? India is unique in this pursuit because China didn't take as big of an hit as India did. The fact that The Vedas were preserved till now is well enough proof that
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by FullGarden_S 2y ago
>Our prime minister and most citizens love to brag about "ancient culture" and "proud history" Yes. I think so too. The bragging is mostly patriotism and it wouldn't be a wonder if the same patriotism made them w
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by FullGarden_S 2y ago
>He's somewhat against package managers yes and that is a design decision. Its not just the dependencies bloatware, there is also an issue of accidentally pulling in a GLP license code base and several others. But if one wishes to m
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by FullGarden_S 2y ago
>Please don’t put words in my mouth. I’m trying to be very clear. my bad then >The Odin lsp I found (ols) is not official and not made by gingerBill. Which, again, is fine Ginger Bill is just the creator of the language. He is already
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by FullGarden_S 2y ago
>Odin’s creator has some strong opinions around not prioritizing LSPs and QoL tools around Odin. no, he does not. He just doesn't use LSP but never did he ever oppose QoL tools. Odin has great support for LSP and they are working on
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by FullGarden_S 2y ago
>Any reading recommendations for introduction to the fundamentals of manual memory management specifically here is a series written by the creator of Odin programming language about memory allocation https://www.gingerbill.org
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by FullGarden_S 2y ago
you were spot on. Its amazing how they didn't views it as men intentionally avoiding women and point it out as dating apps being inefficient and too profit oriented. Really amazing.
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by FullGarden_S 2y ago
>How is the relationship between the two maintained when the developer is hard at work, when the text is not just a set piece for pretty presentation? The text editor or IDE can provide a feature to show(pop up) or hide(collapse) the sid

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