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Kip9000
6y ago
Awesome! A pseudo code of the algorithm would make it easier for someone to understand it better I guess.
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Kip9000
7y ago
Not at the moment, but working on it
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Kip9000
7y ago
This probably need rewording. This refers to the content on the landing page. Journal entries are locally stored.
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7y ago
why is this tech news?!
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7y ago
Christmas had come early!!
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7y ago
You speak with authority, but with ignorance. MS had a lot of JavaScript and needed to put some semblance to the madness of development. Read early history. Watch some talks of Hejlsberg, they are insightful and makes you a better developer
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7y ago
Deleting accounts opens for hijacking and impersonation. Best is to just log out and abandon them.
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7y ago
Cool, great if you could slow down the animation so we can understand what each action means. (It's hard to see this from your side as you've seen this perhaps hundreds of times)
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7y ago
Looks like an inferior subset of XPath which is much cleaner and powerful
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7y ago
This is not about buying or renting, it's about an alternative to Spreadsheet for model building. But not much info on the process itself.. can creators expand on this.
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7y ago
This is incredibly interesting! Real time simulation at scale!!
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8y ago
lot of people won't get this :D
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8y ago
I would give anything to see his abilities that marvelled the geniuses of his time. I imagine this would be like when an AGI finally comes to be and creates dozens of fields of science we have no idea of today..
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8y ago
There's already Nim ( https://nim-lang.org/ ), which is Python like syntax and statically typed, with easy parallelisations etc already. What's lacking is the adoption as it wasn't hyped up. There's rarely
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8y ago
I'm excited about this.. Feature list seems almost too good to be true. :)
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8y ago
Brexit will only affect the ordinary working class and the poor. The rich who funds this debacle will always have options cope or profit from it.
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8y ago
C++ package manager written in F#. This should be the tagline :P
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8y ago
Microsoft Research Cambridge, has been doing this for a long while. "It turns out that there are lots of similarities between modelling concurrent systems and biological systems. Just like a computer, biological systems perform informa
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8y ago
What problem does this solve? Why is it necessary to sort a unique id?
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8y ago
Perhaps the most valuable part of this whole thing are the tests. Perhaps with that test bank, one could start from scratch to write a new database.
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8y ago
Is GRPC available for Nim?
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9y ago
lama of winamp?
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9y ago
Killer App
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9y ago
Impressive as it is, depressing that it enables C++ survival. C++ is a badly designed mess that gets ever more complicated and most probably the language itself is order(s) of magnitude complex than the problem you're trying to solve.
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9y ago
Looks great! Would be even better if the references are urls to other papers.
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10y ago
What could be really interesting for a Python programmer is [Nim Lang] ( http://nim-lang.org/ ) Python like syntax, statically typed, garbage collected, C like perf.
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10y ago
Well, that's what Mr.Robot taught us
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10y ago
Would be cool to get the naming right at the beginning. RevDBG makes much more sense
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10y ago
What does it mean when a nuclear reactor goes critical? http://www.ntanet.net/nuclear_reactor_fission_and_criticalit...
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10y ago
So close, yet so far - Michael Collins
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