dromey

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   by dromey 15y ago

   The lesson I draw from this is that this music, and more so its minor celebrity performers and instruments are just not relevant and fascinating to the commuters in the DC metro when they're trying to get to work. Even if they don't listen
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   by dromey 15y ago

   Agreed that the model as well as features present are the important issue. Most thinkpads have either perfect or near perfect linux support, so the main question is which feature set and known design defects the OP will want to live with.
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   by dromey 15y ago

   Prolog and other logic programming languages are natural rule languages. You will want to consider the semantics that the rules are given as well as how negation in the language is treated. It's also good to know the (worst-case) complex
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   by dromey 15y ago

   TL;DR but I think the future is verified correct programming. It's been around a while but been too hard to do right, or do fast. I think though that the needs for greater security and correctness will reassert themselves.
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   by dromey 15y ago

   "ocw scholar" at MIT. Start with calculus, then do linear algebra. By the time you're done, they'll have their DE course refactored for independent learning too.
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   by dromey 15y ago

   GPL is essential when you are hacking your own stuff because the last thing you want is for someone to take what you've done, improve it, sell it and then close it off...and Linux is GPL. BTW, GNU stands for GNU is Not Unix, which comes fr