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<contificate> there's https://ocaml.org/jobs but it's not actively maintained, as it involves making a PR to change it
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<arv6916> ):
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<arv6916> Cool compiler club
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<contificate> thanks
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<contificate> I had intended to use the domain for a forum but it never took off
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<youngkhalid> Did someone here buy & read the "Real World OCaml" book by Anil M. and Yaron M. ?
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<youngkhalid> If yes, I'd like to know your opinion plz : )
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<deepspacejohn> I've read most of it for free online. I wouldn't consider it a beginner's book, more intermediate. It explains a lot of concepts very thoroughly, although it's based on using Jane Street libraries which makes its code a little more complex.
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<youngkhalid> Looked at it quickly on the [website](https://dev.realworldocaml.org/), seems very well redacted for software engineers (unlike some authors that just seem to unnecessarily obfuscate everything with mathematical formulas 😅 )
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<youngkhalid> I think I'll buy the physical version though (even if I find that 40$ is a little bit expensive knowing that it's free online, but I prefer it in this format because it will help me focus only on the book when reading ^^)
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<youngkhalid> good investment for one of the best languages ever 🐫
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<tornato> @contificate should i rewrite my interpreter in rust
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<contificate> no
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<tornato> rust has GPU programming support tho
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<tornato> 🥲
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<tornato> eh actually it looks like its not very good
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<tornato> i just wanna do a parallel filter map on the GPU for my join step
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<contificate> write a language that compiles to OpenCL
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<tornato> using ocaml
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<tornato> 😆
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<tornato> querying the AI overlords
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<tornato> spoc has come up but it sounds like that was just a research experiment
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<tornato> spoc has come up but it sounds like that was just a research experiment and limited to CUDA
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<cod1r> somebody wrote a compiler for C to glsl
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<contificate> the C in OCaml stands for Compiler
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<contificate> most people don't know that
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<contificate> the G in OCaml stands for Graphics
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<Kali> the "a" and "m" stand for amusing misinformation
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<dubious245> Sounds like quitter talk.
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<Kali> or perhaps autoreferential misinformation
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<dubious245> You can learn
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<contificate> just find the resources so poorly written
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<contificate> that's my main gripe
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<dubious245> Oh yeah they are awful but most 'learning' resources are awful.
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<contificate> it's a lot of "just trust me, bro" - I should maybe watch an entire series, like the cute one by ThinMatrix
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<dubious245> A million examples/turorials of how to draw a triangle in a very rigid and formulic way and thats it. Then the tutorials end at part 1.
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<dubious245> The equivalent to every programming resource ending at hello world.
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<cod1r> tbh i just go to khronos.org and pull up the references
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<cod1r> i remember being stuck for days on some stupid thing in opengl because i null terminated a c string when i didn't have to and the shader compilation didn't give me helpful info
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