j-o-m

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   by j-o-m 8mo ago

   Not particularly inspired by the array languages in general. I do like the idea of a specifics DSL or library that is built from the ground up for ‘vector’ operations (Futhark would certainly be an inspiration here). I do think an (syntax d
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   by j-o-m 8mo ago

   Working on finally releasing the programming language I’ve been working on for quite a while. I’m setting up the basic site, which is not a huge deal, but I’ve been inspired by more recent language designers having a streaming presence, so
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   by j-o-m 9mo ago

   That is true, there is a lot of emphasis being placed on his post as though it were the embodiment of Microsoft’s goals and policies going forward. I was a little surprised that he is just a lead on a research team from the bombastic tone o
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   by j-o-m 9mo ago

   I don’t understand this view point. How is anyone reading ‘way too much’ into the post based on what’s being discussed in this thread. A senior engineer leading a team at Microsoft saying that his goal is to rewrite/replace all C and C
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   by j-o-m 9mo ago

   I find the real question: are all 16,000 of those lines require to implement the optimization? How much of that is dealing with LLVM’s internal representation and the varying complexity of LLVM’s other internal structure?