Re:Thoughts about the difference between European and Americ...
by rimliu on Wednesday July 29, 2020 @08:36AM
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Yep. Ruby came from Japan, Ruby on Rails came from Denmark.
Guido van Rossum is from Netherlands. Rasmus Lerdorf if Danish-Canadian. What's it about Danes and languages? :)
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Re:Thoughts about the difference between European and Americ...
by jnwatson on Wednesday July 29, 2020 @11:09AM
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The Netherlands is Dutch, not Danish. And he's Dutch-American now (and Python was designed in the US).
Re:Thoughts about the difference between European and Americ...
by markus92 on Wednesday July 29, 2020 @11:21AM
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I thought Python was designed at the CWI in Amsterdam. At least that's what Guido's linkedin says.
Re:Thoughts about the difference between European and Americ...
by jnwatson on Wednesday July 29, 2020 @12:20PM
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I guess there's a little bit of both. Through Python 1.2 was with CWI. US after that [1].
Re:Thoughts about the difference between European and Americ...
by wenc on Wednesday July 29, 2020 @08:56AM
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Since we're making lists:
Java is Canadian. APL and J are Canadian. R is from New Zealand. Go is partly Canadian. Pascal and Modula-2 are Swiss. Scala is Swiss too. Lua is Brazilian. Ocaml is French.
Re:Thoughts about the difference between European and Americ...
by lproven on Wednesday July 29, 2020 @09:38AM
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(Blogpost author/submitter here.)
A small objection: Java came out of Sun, a Californian company. It would seem to me to be as American as Solaris, NeWS, SMF or vi. No?
Re:Thoughts about the difference between European and Americ...
by 3pt14159 on Wednesday July 29, 2020 @11:12AM
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Honestly, I'm a Canadian. We're much like Americans when it comes to software. A little bit less of a offensive security community but for almost everything else it's pretty even.
Re:Thoughts about the difference between European and Americ...
by DonaldFisk on Wednesday July 29, 2020 @11:33AM
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Prolog and Ada are also French.