My current main is Thunder. Like all the rest it also has bugs, but none of them are particularly bad and the GUI is super slick.
NiftyBeaks
joined 1 year ago
I literally can't hear some words occasionally in newer shows. I don't need them for older shows though.
That leg better have they own wallet. Ain't paying for two amberlamps.
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I wanna give Trails a try
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Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker on the Nintendo DS was pretty fire, so looking forward to The Dark Prince!
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FF XVI doesn't seem like a JRPG anymore, but I do want to give the demo a try at least.
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I Kickstarted Sea of Stars and have been hyped since the Kickstarter. In the same vein I also played Chained Echoes about a month ago and it has me hyped for more of that style of game.
I will pick this up day 1! Been using sync for years and have always come back to it.
The way I read it, he wasn't suggesting that was a good argument at all. He was just explaining what he believes dynamic type enthusiasts say.
Well, in F# at least, this inference is the default. However, anybody can still fully type out the function signature. I think I get what you are saying, but in the case of a public API or interfaces the programmer can simply just add the type specifications.
Yea I somewhat agree with this. Though I mostly abhor OOP, it taken in small doses can be good. And procedural programming is always invaluable of course.