karg_kult

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   by karg_kult 3y ago

   Thanks, I haven't had to do dropping to C for a while as the improvement in performance of dotnet along with features like AOT, Span<t> etc close the gap enough for the domain I work in. Good to know you can remain within the fra
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   by karg_kult 3y ago

   I've tried it a few times and it has great features on paper but to use it gets in your way too much. I can spin up a C# dotnet project write and test the code 10 times faster than in Rust. It might not perform as fast but the hot cod
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   by karg_kult 3y ago

   Why not just store it on the cloud?
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   by karg_kult 3y ago

   Too niche, like Haskell, Lisp and other functional languages it has a long learning curve and forces you down a paradigm. Languages like C#, java and Python allow multi paradigm programming OO, functional, Procedural etc.
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   by karg_kult 3y ago

   Exactly, I like to choose who I socialise with and have a vibrant social life outside work. I prefer to work from home and communicate over teams and get my work done than have to sit next to a random office bod who I may have nothing in co
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   by karg_kult 3y ago

   They can sub lease it out to some bum on seats call centre like company.
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   by karg_kult 3y ago

   Dotnet has had Tasks for years, seems like the same thing.