dysoco

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   by dysoco 14y ago

   Oh well, then my ISP must suck :( Anyways, I travel a lot with my laptop: and I don't have WiFi connection everywhere I go: that's why I don't "live in the cloud" for now.
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   by dysoco 14y ago

   Yes I assumed that, I need a new phone :S
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   by dysoco 14y ago

   I'm loving Go, it doesn't have a lot of libraries designed for Machine Learning, but it's easy to write wrappers and we have one for Bayesian operations: https://github.com/jbrukh/bayesian I'm investing my time in learning this language:
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   by dysoco 14y ago

   Looks amazing: but it takes about 100MB of storage, and you can't install it to the SD... come on, I only have about 200MB of internal storage, and about 20MB aviable.
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   by dysoco 14y ago

   I think of Go as a "modern replacement for C", being designed by Rob Pike and Ken Thompson: I think it's really designed to be a Systems Programming language, I wouldn't write a Kernel or a Driver in Go: but it's a modern alternative to imp
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   Rob Pike on how to learn programming(groups.google.com)

   3 points by dysoco 14y ago|0 comments
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   by dysoco 14y ago

   Actually you can view Coursera's courses whenever you want and do it at your own peace.
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   by dysoco 14y ago

   That would be teaching the students a tool, not a workflow. Well, using an IDE also has a workflow... whatever.
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   by dysoco 14y ago

   I like the idea of the directory tree, good luck! I have been interested in OS Development lately, I have read some of the James tutorial, the OsDev Wiki, and the Tanenbaum's book... but still have no idea what I'm doing.
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    by dysoco 14y ago

    Well, the same happened to LISP languages. They never seem to get a lot of traction... until Clojure appeared.
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    by dysoco 14y ago

    I was expecting some concepts for the D Language version 3.
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    by dysoco 14y ago

    I love the idea, I'd like to stream but I have about 256kb/s of upload speed and using TwitchTV or so it's impossible.
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    by dysoco 14y ago

    I'm assuming all the mails will get probably marked as spam and/or blacklisted by email clients?
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    by dysoco 14y ago

    Looks interesting, does it support TTY mode? I might try it.
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    by dysoco 14y ago

    Apparently my internet is too slow to enjoy this, it's not "instant" :(
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    by dysoco 14y ago

    Yes I know, the ending is quite open... but I didn't like at all how Daemon ends, so I'm not really interested in the other book.
17. 527.▲
    by dysoco 14y ago

    I read Daemon a week ago and it was meh... it was somewhat surrealist to me. But nice book anyways.
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    by dysoco 14y ago

    May I ask what software did you write ? Just out of curiosity.
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    by dysoco 14y ago

    Am I the only one that likes Unity ? I'm a die hard desktop user: KDE, XFCE, Tiling WMs... but I find Unity quite good.
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    Unity 4 is here(unity3d.com)

    130 points by dysoco 14y ago|69 comments
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    by dysoco 14y ago

    I must be the only guy that still has an old 270Gb HDD and a 4Gb USB.
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    Why Programming Languages Are Hard To Teach [video](oredev.org)

    81 points by dysoco 14y ago|22 comments
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    by dysoco 14y ago

    I hate GNOME 3, but I agree with this move. If you like classic desktops, and you have been using Gnome-Fallback you are doing it wrong: GNOME 3 is designed to be used with the Gnome-Shell. XFCE and Mate are both excellent Desktop Environme
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    by dysoco 14y ago

    Basically I started with the things I like from Git, I simplified them and I ditched everything else: It's a personal project so I can learn Go.
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    by dysoco 14y ago

    I'm not really implementing any Machine Learning to the project, it's not related.
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    by dysoco 14y ago

    I'm currently working in a Revision Control software in Go (While learning the language), I'll push it to Github when I have a somewhat working prototype.
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    by dysoco 14y ago

    Hey! Really cool stuff. I'm 15, and have been programming since I was 9, but I'm more focused in stuff like Systems Programming and Machine Learning, thus I have not really released anything interesting.
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    by dysoco 14y ago

    I dislike the way you declare variables, I'd rather prefer the classic: "int x = 5;" but with some syntactic sugar for Stack/Heap. It's interesting anyways, I love the simplicity of C but agree that it's a bit "outdated", and I dislike the
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    by dysoco 14y ago

    For me everything is up, even Gmail.
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    by dysoco 14y ago

    Looks really interesting, but you seriously need $10,000 ? Can I run this from a Terminal ? Without the UI but using some features from HappyEdit ?