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The article discusses how Go can support functional programming paradigms, showcasing techniques like higher-order functions, currying, immutability, pure functions, functors, endofunctors, monoids, and monads through practical examples.
Comparison of 17 LLMs against 4 typed programming languages to determine which excels at what. The article discusses the impact of LLMs on software development and the varying quality of LLM's output in different programming languages.
The article discusses the resurgence of programming languages designed specifically for AI development, highlighting Mojo as a promising example. It explores the historical context of AI-focused languages, the limitations of Python for AI, and the features and benefits of Mojo and other emerging AI languages.
Just wanted to poke this issue since it has been over a year since a comment was left and this issue still exists. I have recently been struggling with getting my custom shadow task to include the dependencies in the thick jar until I changed my configuration to use
project.configurations.implementation.canBeResolved = true configurations = project.configurations.implementation » Prior to this build, my team used Gradle 6 and used the deprecated compile and runtime dependency declarations. We had also pointed our custom shadow task to use configurations = project.configurations.runtime » After upgrading to Gradle 7 and v7.1.2 of this plugin, we began running into issues with our jars missing dependencies.
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