tiredandgrumpy

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   by tiredandgrumpy 12y ago

   and now they'll sue you for libel ;-)
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   by tiredandgrumpy 12y ago

   This convention is used within the type system throughout kdb+. i for 32bit integer, j for 64bit int, h for 16bit int, e for real, f for float etc. Anyone who knows q will automatically recognize these types in the the c-api. They'll a
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   by tiredandgrumpy 12y ago

   K is only hard if you try to read it without first studying it. Looping is achieved through adverbs. The key to it is understanding what is a noun (data), verb (operator/function) and adverb (takes a verb, creates a new verb to be used
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   by tiredandgrumpy 12y ago

   it came up here before, but this time is different. It is now free for commercial use and is not restricted with timeouts or expiry.
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   by tiredandgrumpy 12y ago

   If you look closely at it, there's not much there - it's actually easy to understand - defines a variant struct and an bunch of accessors to the different types within the embedded union. He prefers short names, and finally years