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by a2code 9mo ago
I did not try Clojure so I cannot comment on how well implemented the features you quote are, when compared to CL. All I can say is that CL also provides much of the same functionality with its standard, cl-async, lparallel, parenscript, wh
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by a2code 9mo ago
I have two tech q about partsbox. Why Clojure? Why not CL (lack of saas related-features)?
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The Leporine Trap(leporinetrap.wordpress.com)
1 points by a2code 1y ago|0 comments
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by a2code 1y ago
> The most impressive thing humans can do is to think. > And the best kind of thinking, or more precisely the best proof that one has thought well, is to make good new things. > ... but making good new things is a should in the sen
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by a2code 2y ago
Does it support other scheme implementations? Or at least any plans to do so?
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by a2code 2y ago
Will YC and startups be more or less agreeable on remote work? Will the new administration cause changes to remote work?
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by a2code 2y ago
In general, a compiler takes source code and generates object code or an executable. Can you elaborate on what your compiler takes as input and generates as an output?
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by a2code 2y ago
What are some other applications of WebAssembly that you find promising?
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by a2code 2y ago
> I found no evidence of someone having invented it before. Most Lisp/Scheme implementations offer tracing. Amazingly, the SICP book even shows tracing as a means of analyzing whether a recursive function is tail-recursive. What I&#
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by a2code 2y ago
Tail-call optimization is very important when writing Scheme programs. By removing those, you loose the power of recursion. Also when it comes to macros, does that include `syntax-rules` or `syntax-case` style macros, where the latter are m
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Show HN: Scheme Made Easy(schememadeeasy.com)
6 points by a2code 2y ago|0 comments
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by a2code 2y ago
Making something helps to get hired. Not only is it a show of expertise, but also an expression of your unique personality. What is more, I asked what you want to make right now. Even people afraid of failure make things.
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by a2code 2y ago
> I want to get out of this learning loop where I keep experiencing that I know nothing so I keep learning and I think I am good for it and then I apply for jobs and the loop repeats itself. So? Just stop learning. Close that book, video
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by a2code 2y ago
It is not easy to follow. And there are many things worth discussing. I understand there are complications with MIPS and C++ just to name a few. But let me stick with some basics. So, I can write and compile an x86 test.c program. Then, I u
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by a2code 2y ago
I am not sure if I follow correctly. Please clarify the following for me. Have you succeeded in making a tool which undoes the work of the linker?
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by a2code 2y ago
If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is not. If removing weights improves some metrics, that may be a clue that the model is not optimal in some sense.
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by a2code 2y ago
How can you use or create this model for conventional non-API projects? Like to embed it within some C code?
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by a2code 3y ago
I am brainstorming here. In practice, perhaps a C program that acts as a validation test. The source code of this C program is not publicly available. Only the binary is distributed. Let us name the binary ctestbox. When ctestbox is run, it
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by a2code 3y ago
Why Python? First, python is a language with a large open-source library. Second, I do not think it is used for software that is distributed as binaries?
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by a2code 3y ago
I would devise a somewhat loose metric. Consider you assign a percentage as to how much a binary is disassembled. As in, 0% means the binary is in assembly and 100% means the whole binary is now C code. The ideal decompiler would result in
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by a2code 3y ago
The problem is interesting in at least two aspects. First, an ideal decompiler would eliminate proprietary source code. Second, the abundant publicly available C code allows you to simply make a dataset of paired ASM and source code. There
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by a2code 3y ago
Which common tasks and keybindings? Can you list at least some examples?
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by a2code 3y ago
I'm interested in collaborating. For example, from the comments it occurred to me that a 128-bit SIMD register can contain 64 2-bit values. It seems straightforward that SIMD bitwise logical operations could be used in training such mo
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by a2code 3y ago
Does it work with other filetype converted into PDFs? For example docx, ppt, png, etc.
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by a2code 3y ago
Those who do not know Lisp, or in this case Lambda Calculus, are doomed to reinvent it.
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by a2code 3y ago
And yet to extend Python, for example, you write code once. To extend Lisp, you have to extend a multiplicity of implementations you find relevant.
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by a2code 3y ago
What makes Lisp (Scheme) great (for me) is that functions are first class citizens, the prefix syntax is consistent, tail call recursion optimization makes it runnable, and metaprogramming allows for powerful abstractions. What I would also
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by a2code 3y ago
Consider you are the author of a SaaS. You realize that your product does not have business value in some sense. By open sourcing your SaaS, you minimize the business side and emphasize the technology side. "Look at this cool open-sour
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by a2code 3y ago
Thanks again. I have to correct my previous reply. The ESP32-S3 has an extended instruction set detailed in the technical reference manual. These include vector operations (8, 16, or 32 bit). I'm curious, why do you believe int8 will d
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by a2code 3y ago
Thanks for the reply. I did not find public documentation for Kendryte, only a Github repository. At least the code is in English. But the AI examples include an "nncase" library which I could not find on the repository. So I coul

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