← Back to context Comment by dom96 13 hours ago Honestly seems like a good move. It also isn't likely to be very difficult with the help of LLMs. 2 comments dom96 Reply MrDrMcCoy 6 hours ago Curious as an outsider: what sorts of problems are there in the Nim world, and why would things improve by switching to Go? mathverse 1 hour ago Basically lack of polish. Nim's compiler just keeps evolving around unfinished and unpolished ideas never reaching a momentum.It's a research project of its BDFL and he is alienating the most senior developers and contributors to Nim's ecosystems (ie Zedeus).
MrDrMcCoy 6 hours ago Curious as an outsider: what sorts of problems are there in the Nim world, and why would things improve by switching to Go? mathverse 1 hour ago Basically lack of polish. Nim's compiler just keeps evolving around unfinished and unpolished ideas never reaching a momentum.It's a research project of its BDFL and he is alienating the most senior developers and contributors to Nim's ecosystems (ie Zedeus).
mathverse 1 hour ago Basically lack of polish. Nim's compiler just keeps evolving around unfinished and unpolished ideas never reaching a momentum.It's a research project of its BDFL and he is alienating the most senior developers and contributors to Nim's ecosystems (ie Zedeus).
Curious as an outsider: what sorts of problems are there in the Nim world, and why would things improve by switching to Go?
Basically lack of polish. Nim's compiler just keeps evolving around unfinished and unpolished ideas never reaching a momentum.
It's a research project of its BDFL and he is alienating the most senior developers and contributors to Nim's ecosystems (ie Zedeus).