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baldfat
9y ago
That is why Macros and creating your own DSL is so powerful :)
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baldfat
9y ago
He mentioned that they have them it is that they are just not updated or standardized since there are one person developing the library.
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baldfat
9y ago
For DSL (DOmain Specific Languages) I use R for my data work. For general computing I use to be a Python and Lua person but now I use Racket, because I can create my own DSL for what I am doing. https://beautifulracket.com/
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9y ago
FORTRAN is still in much of the R Core. Fortran is faster than C++ and I actually feel that many people are starting to realize why we still have FORTRAN around. Though there are many using Python + Numpy R still have a larger piece of user
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9y ago
Dragonfly was certainly my favorite BSD, but not enough for me to leave Linux and OpenSUSE.
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9y ago
I currently use Boost and I like it, but I miss the old PIMs of the early 00s. I keep wanting to make my own old school pim as a pet project but that always stays in the back. It would be ncurses based :) I started with old wikis and then a
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9y ago
Also head and tail in Pandas is 1 based! That drove me crazy. print(users[users.age > 25].head(3)) Returns 3 elements and not 4!
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9y ago
> To quote wikipedia on Zero-based "Zero-based numbering or index origin = 0[1][2] is a way of numbering in which the initial element of a sequence is assigned the index 0, rather than the index 1 as is typical in everyday non-mathe
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9y ago
I have zero understanding about this rant? 0 based is due to programming iteration. I don't use pandas because it is 0 based and it was a mistake. Domain Specific Languages for Statistics and "Math" have traditionally been 1
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9y ago
There is even an empty tomb next to Mohamed's tomb for when the Christians kill Jesus when He returns and proclaims Mohamed the greatest Prophet. The religions have interesting intersections but I have never had a good conversation wit
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9y ago
Alexis King has become a paid Haskell developer and so the desire to add in the "good" parts to Racket has been the driving force for this idea. I really love how flexible Racket I really feel like Lisp is finally coming closer an
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9y ago
In the near age of driverless cars I think this might be its biggest demise. If cars are automated people wouldn't need a train. It will be cheaper and less confining to a schedule and to a destination. I think air travel for short to
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baldfat
9y ago
It looked like AppArmor was done for. Thanks to OpenSUSE for saving it!
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baldfat
9y ago
Well I can see your one of them. Remember Hess? I don't I grew up in CT and Allentown is an awesome city. :)
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9y ago
Actually the crime rate is fairly low for a city our size and the crime rate has had a consistent drop for the past 10 years. There are people who refuse to drive through Allentown due to fear of being a victim. http://www.lehigh
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9y ago
The funny thing is Billy Joel's song about the jobs actually wasn't Allentown but Bethlehem. There were plenty of jobs just not Bethlehem Steel jobs. Today it is a casino (I hate Casinos) and some art and public TV studios. Bethle
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9y ago
The issue is next to nothing or no one lives within hundreds of miles of Yellowstone. Almost 90% of Wyoming and Montana has less than 1 person per mile density. Its beautiful but how do you deliver that energy? http://maps.unomah
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9y ago
> The biggest programming language in actual use is Excel Which has cost companies and investors billions and is the most accident prone. http://www.zdnet.com/article/excel-errors-microsofts-spreads... No Version co
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9y ago
I see a new movie is about to be made. There are already engineering plans to relieve the eruption. NASA has commented that a Super Volcano are a bigger threat than asteroids. > But if more of the heat could be extracted, then the superv
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9y ago
White Flight hit Allentown, PA very late. It wasn't till a new Interstate was finished I-78 and it was the mid to late 1980s. I live in Center City Allentown and it has now gotten over $1,000,000,000 in investment but the racism from t
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9y ago
> I don't think any amount of tinkering with existing languages (maybe except a lot of it with Lisp) can make these languages as usable for shell as new language that was specifically designed to be a shell language. I really am hop
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9y ago
I have 2 daughters and one is just all about her phone (She is older and living on her own) my 11 year old would love this but it was because of code.org and their minecraft section. I tried Arduino and Scratch but that it was scratch with
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9y ago
I am happy when I see I can get data via CSV over the other delivery methods people use. My local school board prints out all their data and then scans them into a PDF, ugh. I had one vendor that on purpose made the data only available in f
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9y ago
- Um maybe I am stupid but you can't simply just post things on Pypi and have contributors involved pypi is a final step???? If you have any contributors you have it on github (normally) or any other git you want and then push it to py
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9y ago
> There are few faster ways for someone to ensure I cross their product off my list of things I consider production-ready than to do this. Care to explain? You don't use Python or other languages where the libraries are built off co
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baldfat
9y ago
That was due to SourceForge and how they decided not to develop their project and destroy the user experience.
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baldfat
9y ago
> GitHub is the Goliath here For open source projects, but it appears to me that the enterprise projects are more BitBucket. This is just my experience, but I can't see how GitHub even competes with Enterprise Support that comes fro
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9y ago
I don't see how GitHub will ever be dethroned due to the mind share and market share of Open Source projects. It is a simple process to move to GitLab BUT all the developer tools for many projects relies on GitHub. When I get a package
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9y ago
Technically was good perhaps even better platform than iOS and Android. To Late To Market
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9y ago
Good advice. I run OpenSUSE and couldn't be happier with my them in regards to Desktop and Server. I think we all just just grok the way our distro does things.
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