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by enduku 5y ago
Fantastic project! Found very interesting links to a lot of compiler related keywords. A similar service, yet different in their approach to cut through the e-commerce and seo optimized websites I found useful is MillionsShort[0] millionsho
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by enduku 5y ago
Give Sciter a chance. https://sciter.com/
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by enduku 5y ago
PopOS from System76 is nice https://pop.system76.com/
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by enduku 5y ago
Link to the book in question https://www.springer.com/gp/book/9781846288227
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by enduku 5y ago
Similar to the library of functions, accessible through a collection of operators us the Q'Nial language. It doesn't always get the visibility it's cousins (J and K) enjoy
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by enduku 5y ago
This looks nice. The price point is good too. Will definitely try it out. Cheers
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by enduku 5y ago
Generally speaking, no. But a very crude heuristic could be the incidence of proper names: more proper nouns, more is its misinformation propensity. More adjectives/adverbs, more opinionated. A very bad heuristic, but a heuristic nonet
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by enduku 5y ago
Bitkeeper : https://www.bitkeeper.org/
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by enduku 5y ago
Lobste.rs
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by enduku 5y ago
The above pattern using opaque pointers resembles objects in C++. A construct() and destruct() function returning opaque pointers (handles for the struct really) can act as custom constructors and destructors. The opaque pointer ensures a s
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by enduku 5y ago
1. Creating a struct with desired state data 2. Creating functions that take a pointer to the struct as the first parameter 3. Declaring a variable with that struct type to create an instance of the object 4. Declaring another variable with
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by enduku 5y ago
Me too. Maybe it is the latency that affected this decision. If the cause for ignoring mouse events is latency, Mosh may be a bit better. https://mosh.org/
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by enduku 5y ago
Terse languages like J and K also make good candidates for writing code using pen and paper. Hillel Wayne has an interesting blog post detailing the very same note. https://www.hillelwayne.com/post/handwriting-j/
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by enduku 5y ago
I think a program synthesis neural network trained on common imperative languages like C will "unlearn" once trained on derivatives of Forth language or say, Lisp
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by enduku 5y ago
Seems like compression is not such a bad deterrent for adversarial deepfakes.
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by enduku 5y ago
Reddit website -- just to promote it's mobile app.
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by enduku 5y ago
Maybe assembly here is being referred to the IR. Looks a tad misleading, but great work nevertheless.
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by enduku 5y ago
QNX maybe?
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by enduku 5y ago
Num and C are very beginner friendly. Red may soon get there eventually.
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by enduku 5y ago
Ultimate Go [0] maybe another option. Heard some good things about it. I haven't tried it though. [0] https://education.ardanlabs.com/bundles/Ardanlabsonline
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by enduku 5y ago
General Harmonics[0] may have come up with something. [0]www.generalharmonics.com
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by enduku 5y ago
Pinboard.in seems okay though
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Autogenerating New Algorithms(densebit.com)
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by enduku 6y ago
You may want to look at SQLite + Litestream [0] [0] litestream.io
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by enduku 6y ago
Give Netsurf ( http://www.netsurf-browser.org/ ) a try. This lightweight browser is a derivative of Presto engine.
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by enduku 6y ago
There was a REBOL clone named Sherman [0], written by Joe Marshall. He co-authored REBOL 1.0 and wrote Sherman after he left Rebol Technology. REBOL is such a powerful and simple language, it's a shame it wasn't open sourced earli