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auvi
7y ago
Is the schema (even partially) available publicly?
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auvi
7y ago
This is a bit off topic maybe, but I have heard SAP works with tens of thousands of tables. Is that correct?
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auvi
7y ago
Many thanks. So the characters shown in the IEEE Spectrum article, are they in Traditional Chinese? I wonder whether the implementation of the programming language covers both characters or not.
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auvi
7y ago
Can someone familiar with Chinese language clarify one thing please: What does "Classical" mean in this case? And are the characters Simplified Chinese or Traditional Chinese?
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New name, new leadership at uBeam
(bizjournals.com)
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auvi
7y ago
Two other languages that I can think of that have their roots in South America are Lua and Elixir.
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auvi
7y ago
doesn't nvidia release FreeBSD graphics drivers?
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auvi
7y ago
Who owns the copyright? Novell?
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auvi
7y ago
is there a git repo of nanix?
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auvi
7y ago
I first read about Ada in JARGON: Ada:: n. A {{Pascal}}-descended language that has been made mandatory for Department of Defense software projects by the Pentagon. Hackers are nearly unanimous in observing that, technically,
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auvi
7y ago
What are the major successes that came out of the lab? On top of my head I can think of: e-Ink, Lego mindstorms, Scratch. I bet there are hundreds more.
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auvi
7y ago
where can I see the Verilog/VHDL code for this? anybody knows the link?
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auvi
7y ago
If everyone follows this advice then who will implement the system? Outsource to external professional firms? We already outsource to accountants, lawyers, ad agencies etc.
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auvi
7y ago
I think this is a good example of a "Submarine"[0] article [0] http://www.paulgraham.com/submarine.html
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auvi
7y ago
do MOOCs or any online course go through similar regulation?
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auvi
7y ago
is the proposal for the billion euro funding for HBP public? it would be interesting to see.
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auvi
7y ago
I thought Chai originally comes from the Chinese word 茶 (Chá).
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auvi
7y ago
sometimes I wonder, will Boeing end up like de Havilland? too early to say now.
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auvi
7y ago
anybody knows what happened to Elon Musk's pledge of $1B to OpenAI?
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auvi
7y ago
FYI, if you do a git shortlog -sn | head -n4 in the SBCL repo you get (as of now): 4025 Douglas Katzman 2887 Stas Boukarev 1695 Nikodemus Siivola 1596 Christophe Rhodes
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Femtolisp: A lightweight, robust, scheme-like Lisp implementation
(github.com)
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auvi
7y ago
I really expected a 16C/32T Ryzen 9 though.
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auvi
7y ago
Is the internal IDE based on this https://github.com/jordoncm/cider ?
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auvi
7y ago
"fruity loops" had to rename to FL Studio
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auvi
7y ago
I'm just wondering, what will the government do when the yellow vests start using it to organize themselves. will they shut it down?
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auvi
7y ago
when Ruby 3.0 will be released? 2022 Christmas?
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auvi
7y ago
"Loving Common Lisp, or the Savvy Programmer's Secret Weapon" is also a very good book on Lisp.
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auvi
7y ago
The link is down for me :(
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auvi
8y ago
I think you are missing the elephant in the room: Ruby on Rails.
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auvi
8y ago
just wondering, is any US based shop selling similar machines?
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