jgrant27

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by jgrant27 4y ago
Plenty of rationalization of how java (the language) is "subjective for developers" in terms of productivity and happiness. From a non-engineer view though, let's be real : nobody ever got fired for picking java. This was ju
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1980's Computer Fraud British TV Documentary(youtube.com)
3 points by jgrant27 4y ago|0 comments
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by jgrant27 5y ago
If you have used Rust in any real world capacity on actual projects you know that there are no "Little Books" when its comes to using Rust. An overly complex and unproductive language as much as C++.
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by jgrant27 5y ago
Most applications I tend to see don’t even use concurrency because they are so small and simple that they don’t need it. Sorry but I just can't take your opinion of any language seriously or that you have much practical exper
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by jgrant27 5y ago
Have you debugged.it ? Debugging seems to be the author's coding philosophy which says it all. While I had over a decade of experience in other languages, such as Python, PHP, Java, etc. I found it extremely diffic
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by jgrant27 5y ago
Maybe, however the author has over 20 years of professional Lisp experience, there are interesting points made for anyone in that category. To be fair though, did you read the post ? The intended audience is much wider than you're assu
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Go is Korean, Lisp is Japanese(imagine27.com)
5 points by jgrant27 5y ago|2 comments
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by jgrant27 5y ago
The irony of this is next level, after all Microsoft has been threatening innovation for decades. This sounds more like their typical corporate propaganda to get workers back onto their campuses and under the whip of their middle-management
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by jgrant27 5y ago
After using Rust for a few years professionally it's my take that people that really want to use it haven't had much experience with it on real world projects. It just doesn't live up to the hype that surrounds it. The memory
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Lesser Known Origins of the Technical Interview(imagine27.com)
3 points by jgrant27 5y ago|0 comments
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by jgrant27 5y ago
I wrote Pong in Clojure back in 2009 in <200 lines. https://imagine27.com/pong_in_clojure
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Pong in Clojure (2009)(imagine27.com)
2 points by jgrant27 5y ago|0 comments
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by jgrant27 5y ago
They are still classes, still live on the heap and still need to be garbage collected. Compare with value types that live on the stack in other languages such as Swift, Go and Julia.
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by jgrant27 5y ago
Flimsy counter-argument.
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by jgrant27 6y ago
It's just not true. Ryzen laptops have been available for months for a fraction of the price of a macbook that are just as impressive. https://imagine27.com/rise-of-the-mac-serial-killers
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by jgrant27 6y ago
I've used Mac hardware for over 25 years and own both laptops.
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by jgrant27 6y ago
It runs Linux perfectly.
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by jgrant27 6y ago
Article author here and owner. It's just not true. The screen, thermals and noise are nothing like the review.
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The Rise of the MacBook Pro Serial Killers(imagine27.com)
12 points by jgrant27 6y ago|10 comments
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by jgrant27 6y ago
Bezos has plenty of his own narrative fallacies going. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVVfJVj5z8s
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by jgrant27 6y ago
Code is here --> https://github.com/justinmimbs/rs-asteroids
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Rust and WebAssembly Is Dope(justinmimbs.github.io)
3 points by jgrant27 6y ago|1 comments
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by jgrant27 6y ago
Misleading title. Alpha releases aren't considered general releases.
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by jgrant27 6y ago
A Ruby subset in Common Lisp (circa 2010) https://imagine27.com/ruby_subset_implementation
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Error Handling or the Emperor's Old Clothes(imagine27.com)
2 points by jgrant27 6y ago|0 comments
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by jgrant27 6y ago
https://imagine27.com/error-handling-or-the-emporors-old-clo...
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by jgrant27 7y ago
Lost all credibility at "... Age and experience will be less valued ...".
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The Golden 20s(imagine27.com)
1 points by jgrant27 7y ago|0 comments
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Bench marking a “Hello World ” REST Service in Ada(jng.imagine27.com)
1 points by jgrant27 7y ago|0 comments
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Imagine Rust Failed(reddit.com)
2 points by jgrant27 7y ago|0 comments

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