anonlastname

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by anonlastname 8y ago
Haskell is not a toy, but it's not a general purpose workhorse either. Part of the appeal is that it is independent of the practical side of things. It allows you to write theoretically interesting programs.
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by anonlastname 8y ago
But base 10 is an archaic, arbitrary or divisibility based number system itself
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Favorite topic in advanced math?
13 points by anonlastname 8y ago|2 comments
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Higher level math book recommendations?
3 points by anonlastname 8y ago|0 comments
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by anonlastname 8y ago
Classic RMS. Love that guy.
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by anonlastname 8y ago
Hardware description languages like VHDL, maybe gpu shader languages like CUDA/HLSL
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by anonlastname 8y ago
VHDL and other hardware description languages
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by anonlastname 8y ago
They're making him pay a quarter million to investigate and address the vulnerability.... good grief
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by anonlastname 8y ago
That is not as far fetched as you make it seem
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by anonlastname 8y ago
Gimp has served me well. It has a lot of features for programmers who need to edit the input to programs. It will output images to ppm, allows you to combine layers with bitwise operations, and it can even export to a .c file with a const a
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by anonlastname 8y ago
The obvious thing to do: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MYBamOW7YFc Good luck with that.
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by anonlastname 8y ago
My man you can't be flashing high schoolers
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by anonlastname 8y ago
Something is missing here: his name
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by anonlastname 8y ago
The author tries to argue the man who Coors beer is named after was worse than the first world war... good grief
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by anonlastname 8y ago
A c99 library that implements various exotic binary based number systems and I'm calling it Hanoi
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by anonlastname 8y ago
It's proprietary and full if DrM. Of course it sucks. Just pirate your music.
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by anonlastname 8y ago
Yes, google "penney ante"