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by klrr 7y ago
Thanks to I/O with the body and knowledge about friends and society saved in our memory.
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by klrr 7y ago
Interesting, in Scandinavia Engineering Physics is quite prestigious and many graduates end up as SWEs. In fact many researchers across Sweden hold Engineering Physics degrees in CS and other disciplines outside physics.
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by klrr 7y ago
Just want to shime in and recommend you to visit Chongqing. Incredibly interesting city to explore, great food and still has some rural China vibe that the other first tier cities start to lack.
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by klrr 8y ago
Why not pick a problem the interviewer have not solved, and let the interviewee and interviewer solve the problem together. This shows how the candidate is thinking, and how they are working together with others. It will also let the interv
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by klrr 8y ago
I don't know which specific language, but there been around since at least 80s I would guess.
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by klrr 8y ago
I think China has plenty of data as well, of its own people at least. It's a surveillance state, and the big corps work closely with the government and so also the universities. My point is more that they have a chance of winning the M
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by klrr 8y ago
I think China will create an AI bubble, currently studying in Beijing and all EE and CS students I know focus all their time at either stats, ML or data mining. While I think China might have a big shot at the AI race, I don't think it
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by klrr 8y ago
I'm also interested in this, it comes up in a lot of EE courses (DSP, Control theory), but I've yet to see it used in a CS course.
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by klrr 8y ago
Anyone with experience of tech work in SE Asia? I am currently studying in Beijing, and I am really surprised how nice the life-style is here. But from what I've read, software engineering is not the best profession here opportunity-wi
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by klrr 9y ago
I think this course is about Computer Architecture as in Computer Organization, ie a course about the layer between digital circuits and operating systems. You probably confuse the term with Software Architecture.
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by klrr 12y ago
I'm a teen I guess. Haskell as a first language worked great for me, and I happened to write a game and a few scripts in Python two months ago so I think I can answer your question. So, what made learning Haskell a good experience I th
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by klrr 12y ago
Learning Haskell is a deep rabbit hole. Make sure you decide when it is enough, there's tons to learn and you can't be an expert on everything and you don't have to programming in Haskell.
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by klrr 12y ago
In many cases a few examples and type signatures are enough for the intermediate Haskell user. Virtually all packages for Haskell are free software though, so you can of course contribute documentation if you feel there ain't enough, b
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Haskell MOOC by Erik Meijer(edx.org)
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by klrr 12y ago
Those bars looks surprisingly close to GNOMEs' ones.
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by klrr 12y ago
"innovative" "new" "concise" "expressive" "lightning-fast" God, I love Apple. Now I just wish real innovative languages could market themselves as efficient.
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by klrr 12y ago
LYAH and RWH, then its just to lurk the web for good blog posts making sense of the academic papers. ;) Seriously though, there's tons of resources for beginners in Haskell. School of Haskell, above mentioned books, tons of good SO ans
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by klrr 12y ago
This is due to patents. I blogged a solution some while ago, but since then removed my the entire blog, here is a raw paste of the original commit: https://gist.github.com/klrr/73ce6da0fb6947ed92a5
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by klrr 12y ago
Obvisouly Java is most popular because it is the best programming language. It got OOP and is on the super fast JVM, nothing can beat it.
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by klrr 12y ago
http://shop.gluglug.org.uk/product/ibm-lenovo-thinkpad-x60-c... Doesn't require any binary blobs and comes with Trisquil GNU/Linux pre-installed.
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by klrr 12y ago
Because it doesn't add anything constructive to the discussion.
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by klrr 12y ago
Then why don't they host their main servers on statuspage.io? I've never seen a status page that is down.
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by klrr 12y ago
Why are they not hosting it on the status.bitbucket.org server? Tt have never been down as far as I know!
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by klrr 12y ago
How hilarious, considering Go-lang stole its name too.
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by klrr 12y ago
What is an "illegal download"?
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by klrr 12y ago
How would you restrict the possability of lifting a function into an Applicative? Can't you simply use pure and <*> for that?
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by klrr 12y ago
As for resource leaks, the particular example in the post was a bit unfortunate. The problem in general have a solution though. You can either use functions that limit a resource inside a limited scope, and then have it clean up automatical
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by klrr 13y ago
* First Law: A robot must never harm a human being or, through inaction, allow any human to come to harm. * Second Law: A robot must obey the orders given to them by human beings, except where such orders violate the First Law.
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by klrr 13y ago
Is bullying legal in this particular state? If so I don't get why Julia didn't reported it to the police when it all started.
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by klrr 13y ago
While Clojure does a lot of things well, it have the same flaws that Haskell (and to some extend Scala) tries to solve. For example, Haskell has strong emphasis on types and has no side-effects which let you easier write correct programs. O

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