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by CyberDildonics
3870 days ago
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I think that could be a pretty huge deal too. Right now Javascript is being pushed to have enough speed to run applications from 15 years ago in the browser. If an environment is able to have native speed, run in the browser and still be accessible to the people doing scripting now, it could have pretty large implications. Go also fits the bill I suppose, but Julia is a much better designed language. |
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