Not all JSON are valid javascript: http://timelessrepo.com/json-isnt-a-javascript-subset
Sadly, for most compiled languages the semantics will be completely different when being interpreted.
Removing-VM-lock-with-HTM has nothing to do with dynamic or static, compiled or not compiled. Many "staic compiled languages" can have global VM lock too.
The curse of smart people: they look smart but not really smart to realise that they are not smart enough.
First you have to master the tool, or even abuse it, then you get experienced. Or, you refuse to try those advanced language features and never get experienced.
Those contributions are great, but most of them will fade out after several years.
Do you have any reference of wolframalpha using SPARQL? I don't think they are using similar things.
The problem of `cpp -P` is: #if a comment starts with a macro keyword it fails to compile
That's what I meant. For most cases Go's performance over Python or even some messy C++ offers little use. But in some rare cases that we need to push the very limit of hardware, C++/C/assembly is more preferable than…
Absolutely not. These statements are boring because everyone knows there are javascript everywhere on the internet. But so what? We should pay more attention to GOOD languages rather than popular languages. It's not…
The first one may be your localhost not mapped to 127.0.0.1 ? The second one may be a problem of backlog size. On my system (ruby 2.1.0dev (2013-08-06) [x86_64-darwin12.4.0]) it's 128 and there's no reset. But you can…
So this Go server is slower than a single threaded, blocking TCP server in Ruby. And the memory? Almost the same: require "socket" s = TCPServer.new 'localhost', 1201 loop do c = s.accept if c.read(4) c << 'Pong' end…
Not all JSON are valid javascript: http://timelessrepo.com/json-isnt-a-javascript-subset
Sadly, for most compiled languages the semantics will be completely different when being interpreted.
Removing-VM-lock-with-HTM has nothing to do with dynamic or static, compiled or not compiled. Many "staic compiled languages" can have global VM lock too.
The curse of smart people: they look smart but not really smart to realise that they are not smart enough.
First you have to master the tool, or even abuse it, then you get experienced. Or, you refuse to try those advanced language features and never get experienced.
Those contributions are great, but most of them will fade out after several years.
Do you have any reference of wolframalpha using SPARQL? I don't think they are using similar things.
The problem of `cpp -P` is: #if a comment starts with a macro keyword it fails to compile
That's what I meant. For most cases Go's performance over Python or even some messy C++ offers little use. But in some rare cases that we need to push the very limit of hardware, C++/C/assembly is more preferable than…
Absolutely not. These statements are boring because everyone knows there are javascript everywhere on the internet. But so what? We should pay more attention to GOOD languages rather than popular languages. It's not…
The first one may be your localhost not mapped to 127.0.0.1 ? The second one may be a problem of backlog size. On my system (ruby 2.1.0dev (2013-08-06) [x86_64-darwin12.4.0]) it's 128 and there's no reset. But you can…
So this Go server is slower than a single threaded, blocking TCP server in Ruby. And the memory? Almost the same: require "socket" s = TCPServer.new 'localhost', 1201 loop do c = s.accept if c.read(4) c << 'Pong' end…