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by PeCaN 11y ago
Coincidentally, a stack-based concatenative array language is exactly what I'm working on right now. It combines all the readability of K with... all the readability of Forth. It's at https://github.com/alpha123&#x
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by PeCaN 11y ago
Naturally, if you give up Turing completeness, you can have excellent 100% verified results. Sometimes yeah, it's easier to prove things about simpler systems.
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by PeCaN 11y ago
What provider? I'm at like $40/month for 12Mbps in Lakewood (on CenturyLink).
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by PeCaN 11y ago
Once you get obscure enough it becomes easy though. Generally anything that bothers to support Haiku and QNX mentions it. I think FreeBSD is definitely the sweet spot for counting clicks.
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by PeCaN 11y ago
Ugh, never mind, I confused IA-32 (x86, in this case a stripped-down x86) with IA-64 (Itanium).
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by PeCaN 11y ago
I think with the dev kit you're mostly paying for the motherboard-type thing and all the software. The module itself doesn't seem that expensive, given that you're getting a top-notch ARM SoC. Personally I'd be intereste
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by PeCaN 11y ago
Seems to me more like a well-executed Surface RT than a Surface Pro.
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by PeCaN 11y ago
Breathing high concentrations of water vapor is probably worse for your lungs than propylene glycol. Not that it's good for you, but it's fairly well studied.
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by PeCaN 11y ago
GCC can compile to both 32- and 64-bit Itanium, as can Intel's toolchain (which is what I imagine most people will be using for this).
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by PeCaN 11y ago
I can't imagine there are many people who would want to live near a coal mine or coal power plant, either. Frankly any energy production other than solar is rather undesirable to live near.
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by PeCaN 11y ago
> Once below-1000€-laptops/desktops disappear in favour of oversized tablets, how are children going to learn coding? Simple enough; they'll code on tablets. I'm actually currently working on a prototype for how a simple,