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    Alice Maz‏ @alicemazzy Mar 6

    ocaml seems pretty nice. feels a bit clumsy doing certain things and more verbose than I'm used to but overall fairly pleasant to writepic.twitter.com/OrHw4bZwmp

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      2. Alice Maz‏ @alicemazzy Mar 6

        generally when I want to try a new language the first thing I will write is a cbc padding oracle

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      3. Alice Maz‏ @alicemazzy Mar 6

        it's reasonably entertaining, concrete, strictly pass/fail, forces you to use a variety of language features/constructs and a couple libraries, so serves as good intro

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      4. Alice Maz‏ @alicemazzy Mar 6

        I also get to have this great experience every time (having written this also in js, elixir, haskell) where I'm like "I forget why I did [something] last time hmm it seems unnecessary"

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      5. Alice Maz‏ @alicemazzy Mar 6

        and I finish and it's broken in some bizarre way and then I spend an hour or two staring at hexdumps and doing arithmetic in a repl

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      6. Alice Maz‏ @alicemazzy Mar 6

        and then I frown and go outside to smoke a cigarette and halfway through: "I remember why I did that thing now!!!"

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      2. Michael Grunder‏ @grumi78 Mar 6
        Replying to @alicemazzy

        Have you tried rust yet?

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      3. Alice Maz‏ @alicemazzy Mar 6
        Replying to @grumi78

        ya I've wrote it a bit but kind of soured on it. the syntax is all over the place and there's too much language already

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      4. Alice Maz‏ @alicemazzy Mar 6
        Replying to @alicemazzy @grumi78

        rust's biggest problem is it's an ideological battleground between ruby people, C++ people, and haskell people

        2 replies 1 retweet 7 likes
      5. Alice Maz‏ @alicemazzy Mar 6
        Replying to @alicemazzy @grumi78

        all of whom seem to get like 70% of what they want, so it can't satisfy anyone completely but still ends up bloated

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      6. Alice Maz‏ @alicemazzy Mar 6
        Replying to @alicemazzy @grumi78

        its memory semantics are great and I would love to see them in a smaller and more opinionated language

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      2. crypt‏ @nmgrm Mar 6
        Replying to @alicemazzy

        cryptopals?

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      3. Alice Maz‏ @alicemazzy Mar 6
        Replying to @nmgrm

        nah I just do this a bunch

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      4. Alice Maz‏ @alicemazzy Mar 6
        Replying to @alicemazzy @nmgrm

        I did like, the first six and half of the seventh of cryptopals tho, some in js when I'd first started programming, the rest in haskell

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      5. Alice Maz‏ @alicemazzy Mar 6
        Replying to @alicemazzy @nmgrm

        I got bored on seven tho, dicking around with hash functions is uninteresting. I'll prolly do eight if/when they get posted

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      2. Lay‏ @laygr Mar 6
        Replying to @alicemazzy

        What’s in Ocaml for an Fsharper?

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      3. Alice Maz‏ @alicemazzy Mar 6
        Replying to @laygr

        idk I don't know fsharp

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      4. Lay‏ @laygr Mar 6
        Replying to @alicemazzy

        Seems that I forgot why I followed you initially. Anyway, I’ll be pleased if you keep informing on your perspective of OCaml (F# is like OCaml but for .Net)

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      1. Justine Tunney‏ @JustineTunney Mar 6
        Replying to @alicemazzy

        How many lines of OCaml does it take to implement a Lisp that can bootstrap John McCarthy's metacircular evaluator?pic.twitter.com/lCg7F1iUWl

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      2. Perry E. Metzger‏ @perrymetzger Mar 6
        Replying to @alicemazzy

        I got into OCaml about six months ago. So far I've been very happy. I'd really like them to finish the work on Modular Implicits but that's a quibble.

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      3. Perry E. Metzger‏ @perrymetzger Mar 6
        Replying to @perrymetzger @alicemazzy

        I recommend https://discuss.ocaml.org/  for random questions and the like. It's been a good resource.

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