aptenoforst

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by aptenoforst 2mo ago
You have two newish options nowadays https://coalton-lang.github.io/20260424-mine/ and https://lem-project.github.io/
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by aptenoforst 2y ago
does not support the OS with the most users.
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by aptenoforst 3y ago
This whole conversation is either roleplay or made by AI
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by aptenoforst 3y ago
Fantasque is my favorite font, but it lacks more weights :(
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by aptenoforst 3y ago
This was my favorite font ever, made me stop font hopping...until I found that italic A and italic O are too similar, now I'm back to don't hopping.
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by aptenoforst 3y ago
Not exactly. I don't think Go should have ALL those, but some would be extremely helpful. That's just a wishlist. There are some examples of languages that have a nice blend of functional features built in that are not fully funct
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by aptenoforst 3y ago
This doesn't say much because people generally throw interface{} everywhere. Go is used because Google and that's it.
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by aptenoforst 3y ago
Anything that made programming easier in the last 30 years. I miss Hindley Milner type inference, ADTs, default immutability, sane error handling, pattern matching, and functional collection manipulation. I'm not even mentioning the ti
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by aptenoforst 3y ago
Its a shame that Go as a language is so lacking, the tooling is amazing. I wish there was something like Go but with an actually good programming language attached.
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by aptenoforst 5y ago
How is a generic data structure a COMPLEX ABSTRACTION?
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by aptenoforst 5y ago
If anything generics will make go code simpler. No more copy pasting everywhere and the possibility of making useful collection methods like map, filter and reduce.