autopoiesis

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Polymer breakthrough reveals unprecedented alternative to battery power storage(surrey.ac.uk)
23 points by autopoiesis 9y ago|11 comments
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by autopoiesis 9y ago
Err, I'm not sure that's an answer to the question I asked. I thought there might be some context that might help me understand the paper, or any present topicality...
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by autopoiesis 9y ago
What is the context for this post?
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Iter nuclear fusion project hits key milestone: on track for ignition in 2025(theguardian.com)
7 points by autopoiesis 9y ago|0 comments
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by autopoiesis 9y ago
I do not know if you are joking here, but I suspect many people do think indeed like this. It is simply astonishingly selfish and irresponsible. Individual actions together make up population trends, and minimizing meat consumption and ener
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by autopoiesis 9y ago
Can anyone say how TransferWise compares to CurrencyFair?
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by autopoiesis 9y ago
Archive link: http://archive.is/02i6P
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by autopoiesis 9y ago
Also there's work towards a pure C++ abstraction layer for programming these accelerators, called SYCL [0]. It lets you define your compute kernels using normal C++ lambdas or functions, and then automatically infers the data dependenc
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by autopoiesis 9y ago
You're right about the CERN stuff, though recent efforts seem to have been made to split at least some of that out. I hope that it continues. I think, aside from anything else, that cling is a really cool project, and if it could be ea
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by autopoiesis 9y ago
Indeed; I was using "derived" somewhat loosely. But I think there is certainly a visible lineage there. Indeed, pybind11 is much nicer than boost::python (and I did evaluate it for the future of the project I mentioned above). How
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by autopoiesis 9y ago
Pybind is derived from boost::python, so it's not much different. I wrote a large Python binding in the past for a moving C++ library target, using boost::python, and keeping the C++ binding code up to date was a nightmare akin to main
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by autopoiesis 9y ago
Also as teajunky notes below, cppyy (which was born out of PyROOT) is quite nice: http://cppyy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/