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Tcljupyter(github.com)
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Tcl binding to NaCl (Networking and Cryptography library)(tcl.sowaswie.de)
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by blacksqr 6y ago
"It is morally wrong to allow a sucker to keep his money" - W.C. Fields.
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by blacksqr 6y ago
> The phosphorus in commercial fertilizer comes from phosphate rock, a non-renewable resource, while nitrogen comes from natural gas and requires a lot of energy to produce. But, there’s an endless stream of renewable phosphorus and nitr
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by blacksqr 6y ago
* Make as few requests as you can. Number of requests matters more than number of kilobytes transferred. * For the request you have to make, do them over HTTP2 or greater if you can. * Strive to avoid render blocking requests when you can,
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Tcl 8.7 Part 8: TclOO(magicsplat.com)
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by blacksqr 6y ago
This article is interesting because not only are its claims implausible, they are also completely nonsensical on their own terms. If the company really could make a salinity gradient engine that was efficient and practical enough to be used
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by blacksqr 6y ago
My response is: what needs to be hidden can change day to day. Your controversial hot take today may become jailable sedition tomorrow. The "nothing to hide" argument assumes power relationships are static or slow-moving. But th
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by blacksqr 6y ago
Yet another suggested solution to the covid crisis that assumes we can agree on facts and adopt the kind of coordinated social policy that we've clearly demonstrated we're not capable of.
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Using NumPy from Tcl(youtube.com)
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I wonder how this compares to Bedrock ( https://bedrockdb.com/ ).
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by blacksqr 6y ago
"Debunked: Navid Keshavarz-Nia's Claims of "A Sudden Rise in Slope" as Election Fraud Evidence" https://www.metabunk.org/threads/debunked-navid-keshavarz-ni...
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Nuclear power plant simulator using Tcl, SQLite(youtube.com)
1 points by blacksqr 6y ago|0 comments
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GEB – A Tcl/Tk GUI for SQLite(youtube.com)
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by blacksqr 6y ago
In modern world, bugs find you.
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SQLite 2020 Status Report(sqlite.org)
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Dino Dynamic Language(dino-lang.github.io)
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by blacksqr 6y ago
"It's a human superpower, forgetting. If you remembered how things felt, you'd have stopped having wars. And stopped having babies."
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LumoSQL: Making it possible to add new back ends to SQLite(lumosql.org)
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by blacksqr 6y ago
Trebek and the Jeopardy crew used to tour military bases around the world to greet the troops and give the qualifying exam in search of potential contestants. I got to meet him as a goofy young officer fanboy at Yokota Air Base in Japan in
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by blacksqr 6y ago
One thing to keep in mind is that while commercial and consumer users of electricity generally require steady, high-quality, alternating current, electrolysis can be done with low-quality, intermittent direct current of the sort that can be
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Calling NumPy from Tcl(wiki.tcl-lang.org)
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New low tech way to store hydrogen using boron compounds(pubs.acs.org)
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by blacksqr 6y ago
https://wiki.tcl-lang.org/page/Tcl+implementations
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Major Update of Tutorials at Tkdocs.com(tkdocs.com)
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Banjaxed.
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by blacksqr 6y ago
Note the bottom of the linked page where the author says they use Tcl/Tk for all their interfaces. Also interesting that you think flaws in the tool you use to learn to run a nuclear power plant are no big deal.
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by blacksqr 6y ago
Nuclear power plant management... [0] Embedded medical device software ... [1] i.e., when the consequences of failure are just too great, a lot of people don't dare pass up Tcl. [0] https://wiki.tcl-lang.org/page/C
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by blacksqr 6y ago
JSON is a typed data format, where details of formatting and interpretation of types is left to the implementation. If you're not using Javascript, encoding and extracting the type information can be tricky unless you know the source
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by blacksqr 6y ago
If you like the "Unix Way" idea that programs should be able to handle input and output in a high-level string representation so that it is trivial to share data among a multitude of independently written programs, then you'l

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