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eismcc
5y ago
here’s some info from the author: https://www.metalevel.at/acomip/
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5y ago
Arctic [0] uses mongodb so perhaps that was inspiration? [0] https://github.com/man-group/arctic
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5y ago
Z80 machines w/ CP/M and the IMSAI 8080. I like the old IMSAI 8080 machines and got to use one many years ago and it’s fun and visceral to program with machine code. direct understanding.
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5y ago
Apparently a cloud contacts as a service provider
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5y ago
This idea is mentioned as one of the future work at the bottom.
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5y ago
Calcite is Java based, hence my question
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5y ago
Is there a Go equivalent of Calcite? If so, could probably bolt that onto the query path and work in the logical plan translation to the physical plan - which is the query API that’s currently provided.
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5y ago
I think I got sick a lot from poorly ventilated meeting rooms. I can recall multiple times coming into a room with stale air smell and get sick not long after.
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6y ago
Dirty bits at scale
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6y ago
They also have a stronghold on a lot of the talent that would make the next big thing.
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6y ago
Genius and available time? Even if your smart but don’t have time you can’t do this volume of work.
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6y ago
Thanks! And wow this is cool.
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6y ago
While this may seem absurdly naive, what is the CL condition system? Based on what I see (read) It seems like you need to know what it is before read the book.
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6y ago
There’s esp-lisp https://github.com/yesco/esp-lisp
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6y ago
There’s a related set of videos about the Quantum Mechanical nature of reality that are just amazing. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLW_HsOU6YZRkdhFFznHNE...
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6y ago
Maybe a daemon model would be helpful here. REPL client could just boot instantly and forward operations to an already running Julia daemon
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6y ago
This looks like hops.com moved to hops-international.com which is now gone. https://web.archive.org/web/20130613015951/http://hops.com/
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Library from authors Arc80 game engine. Author appears to significant game engine experience: I’ve worked in the game industry for 14 years. Until 2015, I worked as a Technical Architect at Ubisoft Montreal, on franchises such as Rainbow Si
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6y ago
This is great. Thanks!
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Agree. It’s a bag of knives. Used scala for many years at Twitter and other places and There’s always a massive combination of tooling and code reviews that eventually hammer the devs into shape.
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7y ago
A friend of mine once said about such issues, “you can do it all, just not all at once”. Slow down, pick something and work on it. You can do the other thing later.
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7y ago
This is amazing, thank you.
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7y ago
Agree. I’ve taught kids to use needle nose pliers to handle solder.
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You are generally right. I’ve been to two chapel conferences. Brad is great, but he’s an engineer. IMO, They have always lacked a good design and marketing support to get the messaging right. Julia blew past them simply due to being more e
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7y ago
There was GPU support in a branch a long time ago. I think they missed the boat on that and it would have been a great way to get distributed GPU systems even 5yrs ago
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7y ago
I think so. I primarily work in web companies and it’s still interesting.
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Maybe but it wasn’t the last time I did it. The main issue at the tome was that the naive deployment model uses SSH to deploy the artifacts and setup the cluster. Maybe it’s possible to create a hybrid build and do it that way but I’ve no
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I’ve worked with Chapel a lot. It’s an insanely powerful language that will challenge your ideas (at least for me) about many language constructs in the spirit of HPC. I went to it around 2014 for doing distributed arm projects and impleme
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I worked on the crypto team at Microsoft, which Peter Montgomery worked with to integrate various algorithms. He was quite nice and also quite unforgettable. RIP
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Looks like it took a number of years for the article to be finished. From “back to the future”: I won't spend a lot of time making excuses; only point out that things happen, and priorities change. In the four years since installment
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