serialdev

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by serialdev 1y ago
Is there an equivalent modelling approach for earthquake prediction? A data repository for it widely shared on the same line as the top comment would work
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by serialdev 2y ago
You will not believe what it is all you need!
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by serialdev 4y ago
This is exactly my thought, check the video I posted on twitter @serialdev , I was thinking of the usual loop unrolling , caching , vectorize , if with a managed Lang compile, check intrinsics and then even explore SIMD. I'm honestly i
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by serialdev 4y ago
I see the appeal. But I gotta say to constraint yourself to only California or Rotterdam is kind of missing that hacker vibe that cares about results and content. Not just hype.
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by serialdev 8y ago
Anything opensourced from it?
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by serialdev 8y ago
Wow! thanks for pointing out there is an Elisp Shen implementation!
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by serialdev 8y ago
Specifically when learning and applying compiler development, advancing to more complex use-cases (code optimization, parallel compilation), programming language theory etc? Do you still use BNF Grammars with Parser Generators, or do you us
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Ask HN: People currently [Working] in compilers, what are your goto resources
8 points by serialdev 8y ago|2 comments
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by serialdev 8y ago
I've applied, this looks very exciting! Does the backend team, work with the underlying Information retrieval engine too?
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by serialdev 8y ago
One difference is flow control. When you call a function, all the arguments are evaluated before being passed into the function. If you want to delay evaluation, you have to wrap the argument values in a function. When you call a macro, the
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by serialdev 8y ago
I'm curious if any of you have tried it against another commercial graph db like AllegroGraph?
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by serialdev 8y ago
A bit out of topic but I remember you mentioned you were working on a lisp book and asked what we would wanna see on it. Well for me, I'm super curious about compiler development, and I think, in the topic of this thread, maybe a chapt
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by serialdev 8y ago
This really makes me excited, there is no reason why we cannot implement a thorough type-system like qi and shen on top of common-lisp for massive teams, the repl experience is still unparalleled, and I for one would love more libraries pop
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by serialdev 8y ago
Well for me, I'm super curious about compiler development, and I think, in the topic of this thread, maybe a chapter on writing a recursive descent parser for JS? building a transpiler? or using lisp as a intermediary with LLVM IR? som
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by serialdev 8y ago
Please do, there is sadly not enough stuff related to lisp, specially valuable stuff from people that were working during the AI boom. I for one would more than welcome any thorough project/info from your perspective