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by ch 11y ago
Perhaps in a post-apocalyptic world this will be all that is left of the Internet. Though in a post-apocalyptic world there would be no one there to license the radio spectrum, and so why limit ourselves to HAM radio bands? -- Plus this all
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by ch 11y ago
It would seem 4 4-bit word register files are all you could obtain from TI ( http://www.ti.com/product/sn74ls670); I haven't dug deeper, but yeah as a bread-board layout you would need a lot of surface area to simu
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A Minimal TTL Processor for Architecture Exploration (2008)(bradrodriguez.com)
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SKI Club(assembla.com)
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Lambda Calculus Notation with Nameless Dummies (1972) [pdf](alexandria.tue.nl)
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De Bruijn index(en.wikipedia.org)
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AMPRNet: Amateur Packet Radio Network(en.wikipedia.org)
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Anatomy of a cheap USB to Ethernet adapter(projectgus.com)
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My Home-Built TTL Computer Processor(cpuville.com)
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An EDSL for hard working IT programmers(fpcomplete.com)
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Javelin: UHF Internet Point-Of-Presence(arrownetworks.net)
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by ch 11y ago
Interesting. I would still contend that one cannot take some form of ideology, "dial it up to 10" and then claim it is still that same ideology. What you instead have here is a set of liars that hide behind a name. That said, it d
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by ch 11y ago
Does the bang pattern have the opposite semantics when Strict or StrictData pragmas are in use? Can one recover lazy semantics inside a Strict module? That would be convenient/confusing!
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by ch 11y ago
It's more like he is implying that something like Da'esh will exist no matter if Islam exists or not. Their brand of violence is not rooted in ideological beliefs but rather psycopathic killing for killings sake. That Islam allows
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by ch 11y ago
Its funny, I actually think when the picture was flipped back to how the photographer saw the scene, that it was a better composition. The road seemed unnatural in the original. I wonder now if that is just some internal bias to it being &q
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by ch 11y ago
There are no free terms in any of these LJSON functions, since all the terms are explicitly named in the arguments. Globals would presumably get shadowed and so would not be captured.
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by ch 11y ago
It seems on mobile Safari it presents in a nearly unreadable script font (well readable but with much effort). On the desktop however it shifts to Comic Sans, which is perfectly fine for reading!
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by ch 11y ago
When you say there isn't enough, is that there isn't physically enough spectrum, or is it just that there isn't enough licensable spectrum (or even enough available unlicensed spectrum)? I am not very knowledgeable about thin
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by ch 11y ago
I like this comment because it helps illustrate the subtlety of monads as they apply to programming. I think mode C# programmers would likely think of ';' and '??' as syntax, and who is thinking of 'no-op' as a
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by ch 11y ago
I think it has much to do with the abstractness of mathematics (especially category theory). Some just have a hard time anchoring the ideas to something concrete, and they are in need of that anchoring to make the ideas stick. With engineer
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by ch 11y ago
Neat. Add support for colors and one can recreate the diagrams found in Byrne's edition of Elements: http://www.math.ubc.ca/~cass/Euclid/byrne.html
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by ch 11y ago
"'Apple ships fixes for security in beta versions of future products, but does not fix current versions,' Esser noted." Is that really a thing? Apple doesn't ship security updates? Or is that just trolling?
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by ch 11y ago
I have to side with Joey on this one. Sure in a world like the Linux kernel, where things are still done via emailed patches, avoiding sending a patch-bomb to a maintainer warrants some editorial control on the history of a feature. However
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by ch 11y ago
"API Mullet" has got to be my favorite description of this type of system. Well done.
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by ch 11y ago
Ah true I am incorrect on the lexer as a map. Had I thought on that half a second more I would have saved myself some embarrassment. :)
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by ch 11y ago
Right, a lexer is a mapping function. A parser is a fold.
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by ch 11y ago
Thanks for the heads up. Sadly I missed the edit window for the post. Fixed link: http://afforestt.com/
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by ch 11y ago
Interesting. This guy should look to collaborate with Afforestt, who have a working method to reforest an area in a reduced timescale: http://afforestt.com/index.html; might be a great outcome!
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by ch 11y ago
Haskell? :)
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by ch 11y ago
Yes but tools that you from doing thing you would prefer not to have done in the furst place (but still grant you permission to override this when desired) would be a fairer assessment of what a sting compiler is. We all agree that a null d

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