> onsider Fermat's conjecture. It's trivial to state it, it's trivial to test it to be correct for a given set of inputs. However, proving it for the general case is quite difficult, and only a handful of people in the…
Is nothing new, have been done many times in form of language server protocols.
He might be just a consumer not a compiler expert.
It will not crash the program and is domain specific. Definitely an improvement over nil.
> If you remember to write all of your Clojure code like this The whole problem with Clojure, you have to remember how to write anything instead being restricted to a subset of a safe idiom.
> onsider Fermat's conjecture. It's trivial to state it, it's trivial to test it to be correct for a given set of inputs. However, proving it for the general case is quite difficult, and only a handful of people in the…
Is nothing new, have been done many times in form of language server protocols.
He might be just a consumer not a compiler expert.
It will not crash the program and is domain specific. Definitely an improvement over nil.
> If you remember to write all of your Clojure code like this The whole problem with Clojure, you have to remember how to write anything instead being restricted to a subset of a safe idiom.