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Drafts: A Business Model for Independent Scientists
(breckyunits.com)
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Patch: A micro language to make pretty deep links easy
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What will our grandchildren lecture us was bad for our health?
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The Choice
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> What could have they possibly shown to the investors to get that kind of cash thrown at them? Their founder has a track record of making his investors a lot of money while solving really hard, important problems. Current valuations: -
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2y ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.07591
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Liong Ma MIT Maker Portfolio [video]
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Feather: Data Reordering for On-Chip Dataflow Switching
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Bring Back RadioShack?
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What can we learn from programming language version numbers?
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A great case study on the value of taking the time to think until you have a highly accurate model of the world. Doing it right: > "I do open source because I think it's the only right way to do software..."Git' is re
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Megalopolis Is Even Wilder Than You Might've Heard
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Abort Bars: A Suggested Improvement to Progress Bars
(breckyunits.com)
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The Omni Restaurant
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breck
2y ago
How about Bio and Chem as well?
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breck
2y ago
Looks interesting. FYI. I tried signing up. Got: "Email rate limit exceeded"
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Programming languages, sorted by creator age
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Against Structured Names and Telephone Numbers (2009)
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2y ago
This is fascinating. I don’t think I’ve seen this before. Thank you.
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2y ago
It's been a slog, but I'm very happy with how the ideas in Scroll (which for all intents and purposes Tree Notation and Grammar are Scroll--99% of usage is Scroll) and PLDB have evolved. I don't mind the pushback. If it wasn&
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2y ago
Any useful tricks or techniques you picked up along the way?
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2y ago
The brevity and grandiosity is not for marketing the idea, it is so the idea can be attacked. I don't want to waste my working hours building a factory out of the wrong materials. If I've made a mistake, I want to know. If the ide
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2y ago
You might enjoy https://pldb.io/ , which is a paywall free, open source, public domain, database you can browse completely locally, with information on all of these kinds of prior languages. :)
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2y ago
It would certainly be fair to add RDF/triples/semantic web, to prior work. I spent many years exploring that stuff. We are aiming at roughly the same problem. Our implementation has solved some important details.
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2y ago
> If you take out plain text from this presentation, what's left? The tree structure? The log aspect? In order to claim any of this is remotely novel, you have to first ignore the whole body of work built around information systems.
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2y ago
All text and no syntax makes Breck a dull boy. All text and no syntax makes Breck a dull boy. All text and no syntax makes Breck a dull boy.
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2y ago
Maybe you missed the link in the "Evidence" section to a 7 year open source project containing 172,162 lines of code, and a compiler compiler. ;)
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2y ago
Can you elaborate?
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I know what my rabbit hole of the day will be now. Thanks! ( https://github.com/breck7/pldb/commit/83ba14454ed80fa682c85d... )
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2y ago
> I don’t get it. How do I now that something is a data definition and not just more data? In our ScrollSet implementation, a measure definition (what you call a "data definition") is a subset of a parser. You will know somethi
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