TuLithu

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by TuLithu 5y ago
What are cookies? Just kidding. I always forget stuff like that. Thanks for the "Pro Tip"
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by TuLithu 5y ago
I live in the Philippines. There is no public anything here, LOL
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by TuLithu 5y ago
While I appreciate you sharing this article, my free reads on New York Times have long been used up, and I don't plan to buy a subscription. But I've been to a book "factory" at Anadolu University in Eskisehir, Turkey. T
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by TuLithu 5y ago
Die-hard Hershey's fan here. Maybe I'm a pleb, but I am not a fan of "artisanal" anything (these guys put the "anal" in "artisanal"). I only eat maybe one bar a week. I probably get ten times the amou
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by TuLithu 5y ago
Once you've understood the basics, get the Gradus Ad Parnassum by Johann Joseph Fux. A word to the wise is sufficient.
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by TuLithu 5y ago
I know, right? This is kind of how I feel about org mode (in Emacs).
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by TuLithu 5y ago
It never ceases to amaze me how computer programmers can take the simplest things and make them mind-numbingly complex. Oy ve (and yes, I'm a programmer)! But if it makes him happy, more power to him.
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Lisp does not equal lambda calculus(danielsz.github.io)
2 points by TuLithu 5y ago|2 comments
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The Mathematical Foundation of Lisp(youtube.com)
1 points by TuLithu 5y ago|1 comments
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by TuLithu 5y ago
Primitive Recursive Functions
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by TuLithu 5y ago
Awesome book. Thanks. I've been needing to get back on my mathematics studies. This fits the bill perfectly.
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by TuLithu 5y ago
Well, being a mathematician, and having written important texts on numerical analysis, numerical programming was probably foremost in Hamming's mind. Interestingly, he doesn't accuse C of the same issues. I don't really have
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by TuLithu 5y ago
I apologize for the long quote, but I promise that if you read to the end, you will see that the discussion is germaine. "I want to point out again the difference between writing a logical and a psychological language. Unfortunately, p
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by TuLithu 5y ago
An excellent book that needs to be read carefully by many college students, including engineers, scientists, political scientists, and business students.
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by TuLithu 5y ago
A "kludge," if you will?
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by TuLithu 5y ago
This definitely also applies to the realm of programming languages. Clear back in the 1990s, Richard Hamming said that we used to stand on the shoulders of giants, but today we stand on each other's feet.
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by TuLithu 7y ago
Good choice. I HATE touch screens. Humans need tactile feedback.