chalcolithic

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by chalcolithic 3y ago
my dream language is rebol with immutable data structures only
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by chalcolithic 3y ago
I'm looking for a remote job ATM and I've stumbled upon this ad. Everything about it looks perfectly fine except for the anonymous hiring aspect: " You could use a pseudonym. You could use an avatar and voice-changer for meet
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by chalcolithic 3y ago
find a spouse that dreads the problems you've listed and you'll be amazed by how easily they can be solved
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by chalcolithic 3y ago
is there a chance that someday unwrap will be visible to the typesystem and we can safely proclaim that "neither this library not its dependencies contain an unwrap"?
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by chalcolithic 3y ago
I wonder if there's an embedded equivalent for such systems? Something like fasterlog but more mature?
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by chalcolithic 3y ago
It's very interesting, thank you. Retrospectively what alternatives to the stock market (aside from stock markets outside the country) would be a good investment in just-before-the-crash Japan?
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by chalcolithic 3y ago
It was fine in the late 90s. Very adequate for the hosting landscape. I have not touched it since that time
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by chalcolithic 4y ago
> I didn’t find ethical to invest them in stocks Please elaborate
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by chalcolithic 4y ago
I wonder if it's possible to exploit 2d structure of images more efficiently with this algorithm? Perhaps remapping pixel coordinates somehow..
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by chalcolithic 4y ago
I absolutely love it. So interesting to find out that the mayor of Kyiv was born pretty close to where I am now. Do you have any plans on monetizing it?
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by chalcolithic 4y ago
How much of a stretch it is to say that YDB is a competitor to NDB Cluster?
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by chalcolithic 5y ago
>And without SWIFT the sanctions are useless. Dunno, Soviet Union was just fine without SWIFT, but crumbled due to low oil prices. I'm surprised it's not being worked on right now.
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by chalcolithic 5y ago
Travel is spraying you with novelty from a firehose. Everything around you is new - people, buildings, cusine, language, nature, climate e.t.c. It's not for everyone, sure
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by chalcolithic 5y ago
>nobody has experience of not existing Don't we all have experience of not existing for 13.7 billion years? It'll be the same once we die.
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by chalcolithic 5y ago
Does it work for video as well?
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by chalcolithic 5y ago
My bad, I wasn't clear enough. I didn't mean mechanical computer powered by steam engine. I meant a computer that used steam to propagate signals, akin to hydraulic computers
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by chalcolithic 5y ago
I wonder why (it seems) no one has designed computer that would run on steam. Wouldn't it be easier to manufacture because of lower precision and wear resistance requirements?
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by chalcolithic 5y ago
>millions of transactions per second I wonder if I wanted to survey a landscape of all databases that claim such numbers how could I possibly find them?
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by chalcolithic 5y ago
My impression is that everything is introduced along the way and LA gives you intuition instead of expecting it from you. But I've never done any advanced stuff.
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by chalcolithic 5y ago
I'm gonna be downvoted to hell but start with linear algebra. All the basics will be immediately useful for graphics programming.
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by chalcolithic 5y ago
My Spanish is like that - my vocab is about a hundred words and I'm very comfortable using it but native speakers are not amused and there have been cases when I literally was asked to speak any other language
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by chalcolithic 5y ago
Africa is also the most diverse by far, I'd love to have much more detail on how that intelligence is distributed.
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by chalcolithic 5y ago
>Rust references semantically closer to being mutexes evaluated at compile-time This is brilliant. Do you have a blog(or anything that comes close to it) about Rust?
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by chalcolithic 5y ago
What you enjoy is a corollary to the fact that software development estimation is hard.
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by chalcolithic 5y ago
We're lucky to live in time when figuring out what foreigners think is just a few clicks away, thanks to the internet and Google Translate. Please try to do it - even if you won't like what you see at first you can surely find som
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by chalcolithic 5y ago
Installing non-warmonger democrats makes sense for non-warmonger nations only.
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by chalcolithic 5y ago
>when they ask me to balance a binary tree that the job is not for me. Could you please elaborate? I reject offers from the companies that never made me write any code during the hiring process for the fear of having incompetent coworker
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by chalcolithic 5y ago
How much does YouTube traffic cost? And for those of us who are not Google?
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by chalcolithic 5y ago
Yes and I wanted a GPU-style CPU that could handle all the tasks in the system so no host CPU is necessary
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by chalcolithic 5y ago
Wow! Just add NaNboxing support (for JavaScript and possibly other dynamic languages) and it'll be a CPU I dreamed about.

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