Took a quick look [at OCaml codebase]. Suffice to say, my only thought has been that should the author had chosen a sane language like say Perl
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NeilPointer
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Engineering Genius [...] a human-AI programmer that's an order of magnitude more effective than any one programmer. This hybrid engineer will have effortless control over their codebase and no low-entropy keystrokes
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[...] our team includes international medalists from informatics, math, and physics olympiads, professional Go, Poker and Chess players
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Clearly, if you care about security here, the best thing is to just use vim.
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I no longer like the Rust programming language [...] So, I’ve switched to Hare as my default language for hobby projects
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Scans billions of discussions on reddit and other online communities to find the most useful posts and comments for you
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Sometimes it’s hard to exactly convey why I find Rust so appealing
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When I read things on hackernews, I tend to exit the thread enlightened, but when I read things on Reddit, I’m more likely to leave enraged.
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I'm no ordinary programmer that values efficiency and productivity, I’m the type of guy that waist (sic) 6 hours coding in APL or Haskell just to see how elegant I can solve a problem
jernesto.com/articles/who_needs_haskell.html259
Many websites today ring in at a size of multiple megabyteS. This is just unacceptable for (...) those who are used to low-latency experiences, like me. I can personally feel mere [ms] of delay because I'm used to musical instruments and pro audio where there is little to no latency all the time.
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