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by breck 2y ago
> Apparently only 3 languages have "Ifs", and 7 languages have for loops. The "coverage" for all 388 columns is listed on the CSV page. For example, you can see the coverage for "forLoops" is 0%: https:&#x2
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by breck 2y ago
Okay updated! Thank you for that extra info. Calcit looks awesome! I did a screencast of the fix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAPvG5M1-vQ&feature=youtu.be If there are any other mistakes or data to add, pull request
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by breck 2y ago
Ah, got it! Yeah the keyboard nav should not be on that page. Just removed it (should be live in a minute or two). Thank you! https://github.com/breck7/pldb/commit/111b2c061df080d042297f...
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The good parts provided by: https://datatables.net/
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by breck 2y ago
> Why does this site list CUDA as a programming language? Our original taxonomy was pretty weak due to tooling. Much better now (switched away from "type" to "tags"), but still work to be cleaning up the old categoriz
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by breck 2y ago
Sorry! This page is new. The source is below: https://github.com/breck7/pldb/blob/main/code/browser/explor... Can you explain what you are doing and what you expect? I can get a fix out.
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New Programming Languages of 2024(pldb.io)
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by breck 2y ago
> I don't want to live in a world where someone else is making the world a better place better than I am. Oh yea? Well I'm planning on making "Ray Tracing in _One Afternoon_" and I'm going to not only make it pub
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First, I was surprised Minsky's Society of Mind isn't mentioned. Worth checking out, if you are unfamiliar. > A single “dictator neuron” can take charge of complex behaviors My term for this theory is "Brain Pilots":
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And the Hanseatic League before that.
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by breck 2y ago
I can't believe this is the first time I'm seeing this video. Genius. Thanks! https://tomray.me/Video/Tierra.html
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Show HN: Heatrix = Heat Maps + Matrix Visualizations(scroll.pub)
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by breck 2y ago
> Sebastian argues that we shouldn’t try to replace all code with visual programming but instead only add graphics where it makes sense I just interviewed Daniel Kallin, the maker of the language/tool Nomnoml ( https://www
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Samson: Software for Adaptive Modeling and Simulation of Nanosystems(samson-connect.net)
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High Impact Thoughts(breckyunits.com)
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The Electrostatic Brain: A Web of Neurons Makes the World-Simulation That Is You(qri.org)
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A brief interview with nomnoml creator Daniel Kallin(pldb.io)
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by breck 2y ago
The period of "closed science", which really took on steam after the extensions of copyright in 1976 and 1998, will be look backed upon as rampant with dishonesty and corruption. If you are in academia and you are not publishing y
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> it explains very little about the relative success of open source/public domain work vs. commercial closed source work. It explains everything. Open source evolves faster, and always out competes closed source. > I think histor
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by breck 2y ago
1. Awesome! 2. Great! breck7@gmail.com
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by breck 2y ago
1. Could you make a web version? (I don't own a smartphone). 2. Are you looking for investors?
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by breck 2y ago
Great question. Singtium and Octium, perhaps.
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I do what I say and I say what I do. https://github.com/breck7/breckyunits.com/blob/afe70ad66cfbb...
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E = T/A! [0] A faster evolving approach to AI is coming out this year that will smoke anyone who still uses the term "license" in regards to ideas [1]. [0] https://breckyunits.com/eta.html [1] https:/&
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PCRI: An Equation about Syntax Potential(breckyunits.com)
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This. We give too much importance to the "Periodic Table". It's just a man-made microlang. Nature is unconcerned with it. There is much more beyond it. P.S. While I'm criticizing the PT, might as well mention that I thin
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by breck 2y ago
ScrollSets work really well for using LLMs to generate tables: https://sets.scroll.pub/ ScrollSets are basically "deconstructed CSVs".
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Counting Complexity (2017)(breckyunits.com)
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Intellectual Parenthood(blog.vrypan.net)
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