I linked you to the original photo at NASA.gov, if you want to reproduce: - Install Gimp - Download the original Nasa image linked here: http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/msl-raw-images/msss/00184/mcam/0184... - Open the picture…
this: http://postimg.org/image/n0nci70xp/
cropped with contrast added: http://postimg.org/image/n0nci70xp/
Agreed. When the manual says you can pattern match with term rewriting macros, I think of Erlang pattern matching. Would something like this be possible? template mysum{a = @[]}(a: seq[int]): int = 0 template…
I'm convinced Nim is what Python aspires to be, but it seems like putting the cart before the horse. Does anyone know of any interesting projects using Nim?
Nimrod is _easily_ the most exciting up and coming language out there. Python syntax, compiles to pure ANSI C, or C++, or Obj-C, or JavaScript. Produces static binaries without dependencies like Golang. It seems to me…
After searching far and wide for a solution to improve Python performance, I stumbled upon the post "The sweet trap of dynamic languages and development time"ꝉ. I think the case for Python begins to deteriorate as the…
I linked you to the original photo at NASA.gov, if you want to reproduce: - Install Gimp - Download the original Nasa image linked here: http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/msl-raw-images/msss/00184/mcam/0184... - Open the picture…
this: http://postimg.org/image/n0nci70xp/
cropped with contrast added: http://postimg.org/image/n0nci70xp/
Agreed. When the manual says you can pattern match with term rewriting macros, I think of Erlang pattern matching. Would something like this be possible? template mysum{a = @[]}(a: seq[int]): int = 0 template…
I'm convinced Nim is what Python aspires to be, but it seems like putting the cart before the horse. Does anyone know of any interesting projects using Nim?
Nimrod is _easily_ the most exciting up and coming language out there. Python syntax, compiles to pure ANSI C, or C++, or Obj-C, or JavaScript. Produces static binaries without dependencies like Golang. It seems to me…
After searching far and wide for a solution to improve Python performance, I stumbled upon the post "The sweet trap of dynamic languages and development time"ꝉ. I think the case for Python begins to deteriorate as the…