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Justin Guitar(justinguitar.com)
5 points by dragandj 5y ago|2 comments
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by dragandj 5y ago
You can buy a dumb TV instead, or watch something else (Web, DVDs etc.). You can read books, play a musical instrument, or go out. There are lots of forms of entertainment today, many of them don’t track or spy on you.
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by dragandj 5y ago
I’m sure that there still are some offerings that don’t do that. Vote with your wallet.
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by dragandj 5y ago
"Provide" is a bit vague word for "sell". They _sell_ their hardware and force the developers to use their tools.
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by dragandj 5y ago
Version 1.0.0 is 402 pages long, and I'm continuing towards version 2.0. Please also see the free sample (the link is in the Download section of the homepage).
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Book Release: Deep Learning for Programmers: An Interactive Tutorial(aiprobook.com)
5 points by dragandj 5y ago|1 comments
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Q3 2021 Open Source Funding Announcement(clojuriststogether.org)
3 points by dragandj 5y ago|0 comments
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Clojurists Together funds 6 open source developers with $1,500/mo for 12 months(clojuriststogether.org)
3 points by dragandj 5y ago|0 comments
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by dragandj 5y ago
Uses Clojure and Neanderthal ( https://github.com/uncomplicate/neanderthal ).
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Hello World of Programming with Linear Algebra(dragan.rocks)
5 points by dragandj 5y ago|1 comments
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The next phase of Clojurists Together(clojuriststogether.org)
1 points by dragandj 5y ago|0 comments
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by dragandj 5y ago
The matrix library only truncates the printout of matrix entries. The output is, of course, full 32bit or 64bit floating point number.
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Why I sometimes like to write my own number crunching code(dragan.rocks)
67 points by dragandj 5y ago|36 comments
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Pimp my Clojure number crunching(dragan.rocks)
3 points by dragandj 5y ago|0 comments
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by dragandj 5y ago
This must be a comedy article, at least judging by the supposedly Belgrade version (" Imam automobil sa dobrom mašinom na unutrašnje sagorjevanje. Krenuo sam u dućan u soliteru. Predmnjevao sam, biće tamo hleba i za mene. Nemam svoje b
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by dragandj 5y ago
This is the same language. Three different names for political reasons.
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by dragandj 5y ago
Play any Serbian/Croatian/Bosnian movie anywhere in Serbia/Croatia/Bosnia, and nobody would need any subtitles; that's the point. In Croatia, they (sometimes?) subtitle Serbian movies, for great comic effect.
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by dragandj 5y ago
> There are some differences in lexicon and script Even this is only to a point; namely, all these languages use Latin alphabet, while Serbian also uses Cyrillic (Serbian uses both alphabets). Croatian originally used Glagolitic script (
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by dragandj 5y ago
Even stronger: the differences in internal regional dialects within Serbia and Croatia, are sometimes larger than the differences between official Serbian and Croatian (although even these small differences in official languages are often a
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by dragandj 5y ago
> What's your source for the claim that a typical Roman citizen is white? That's a pretty bold statement. Much bolder than the relatively non-controversial statement that Rome had a diverse population. We're circling back
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by dragandj 5y ago
I don't know whether Lybians consider themselves white or not. The Lybians that I've seen in person (maybe a dozen) didn't appear much darker than my European compatriots. Yes, I can spot the difference, but it was more in fa
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by dragandj 5y ago
He was from Lybia, though. How dark is that? A funny anecdote from a book of my friend who backpacked Africa 15 years ago: A (dark skinned) Sudanese man was referring to some other Sudanese people from his village as "they are black&qu
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by dragandj 5y ago
Although Persians are on the edge of the Roman Empire, so I don't think this is related to this discussion too much, it depends on what you consider "white". When I google "iranians" and go to images, I see people t
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by dragandj 5y ago
OK, what is "white"? Define it. I don't know about USA, but from european perspective, Armenians are as white as any other European nation. What is USA term for that? Caucasian? Ironically, Armenians are as close to THE Cauca
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by dragandj 5y ago
Ancient Rome and Persia were rival empires. How many Persians (other than usual small number of traders, mercenaries, slaves, etc.) lived in Rome? Even Persians are (largely) of Indo-European ancestry, migrating from the same steppes that f
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by dragandj 5y ago
At the time of ancient Rome, Turkic tribes lived somewhere around Mongolia. Gauls, Celts, Goths, and even Greeks were as white as any typical European is today, if not more white.
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by dragandj 5y ago
> His most important research, undertaken in the last years of his life, involved travelling to remote areas of Yugoslavia to make recordings of local singers, whose improvised songs offered clues about how the Homeric epics might have b
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by dragandj 5y ago
This is relevant to HN mainly because Nubank strongly relies on Clojure and bought Cognitect (Clojure founder's company) last year. Clojure & Lisp FTW!
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Berkshire leads $750M Nubank funding round, values it at $30B(reuters.com)
4 points by dragandj 5y ago|2 comments
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by dragandj 5y ago
General ideas (such as most of repl.it stuff) isn't covered by IP. I doubt that the (former) employee copied exact code in this case. It seems to me that he re-implemented some vaguely similar functionality. Moreover, most of that stuf

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