> Last time I checked Python's implementation, Python's slices also do copy,
> but it's not a problem because people believe they don't copy and beliefs
> tend to win over facts.
They do copy, as far as I know, but I'd not be so sure about make-it-true
power. For some time I was sure slicing
The problem with installing seems to have to do with executables not in correct
bins.
I can go through the install process off the website, and compile the
executables in the **nim-0.17.0** directory, created by untarring the tarball.
Notes about installation from source
Well, all of the ones mentioned in the pdf, that's for sure. I also noticed you
use some nice metaprogramming utilities, e.x. the ones from metaUtils.nim file.
I didn't read all of your code so I can't really know what functionalities are
separable.
Most programming today is incredibly bureaucratic.
Nim makes programming fun again and does away with a lot of the beaurucracy,
the way Python and Lua do; But unlike Python, you don't have to give up static
typing, fast runtime, ease of distribution. For now, compared to Python, you
give up
Can we get a bug report for (6)?
I've been translating various versions of the SSoZ I did in C++ in 2014 to Nim.
Here are a few of my observations as a newbie.
1) Nim is much less noisy to write code in, with much less syntactical
requirements to worry about (curly braces for if|for statements, etc).
2) Once I figured it out,
> These are two models, inheritance and type classes, which are different
> answers to the same problem. I can see no good reason to provide both in the
> same language..
I see one difference: with concepts the type match is an implicit one, the
person creating the matching concrete type
Here's a SIMD library
[https://github.com/bsegovia/x86_simd.nim](https://github.com/bsegovia/x86_simd.nim)
Leaving aside the discussion about fav lang,
One of great additions is this PR, [Fixed “RFC: improving JavaScript FFI”
(#4873)](https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/issues/4873)
Not to underestimate other stdlibs, improving JavaScript FFI should yield
practical purpose, unrelated to whether people
Notepad++ from version 7.5 has embedded support for .nim files (syntax
highlighting and code folding). NB: in release notes for 7.5 Nim still is
called Nimrod
[https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/pull/6299](https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/pull/6299)
I tried hard to get my company to upgrade the GLIBC that we use when we build
for customers, but they want to wait a few months. So we really need this
change, or some alternative.
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