barbersturgeon

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   by barbersturgeon 9y ago

   They absolutely can. Take a look at http://reactivex.io for implementations in lots of imperative/oo languages. Functional reactive programming can also be done in these languages but may lack some of the convenince of a
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   by barbersturgeon 9y ago

   It's used as one of the backends for Avalonia UI https://github.com/AvaloniaUI/Avalonia/blob/master/readme.md (Not affiliated but I love this project. If it wasn't still alpha I'd use it
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   by barbersturgeon 9y ago

   Sounds like prolog or minikanren would suit this - built in search is great as long as you don't accidentally make it exponential tine complexity
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   by barbersturgeon 9y ago

   The jaded geek in me says just run some ethernet this WiFi is too much hassle
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   by barbersturgeon 9y ago

   Could you elaborate on what you feel is currently grunt work? Do you mean the difficulty in building and debugging complex models or something more abstract?
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   by barbersturgeon 9y ago

   I'm working on exactly this, I'd love to chat about your needs from such a tool - drop me an email (see my profile)
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   by barbersturgeon 9y ago

   Honest question - why is that something to avoid? What does the floating point representation buy you that say an int64 doesn't, with the same choice of units ie. 1 = 10^-6 dollars?