enqk

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by enqk 10y ago
I thought your comparison w/ Emacs was apt. When analysed as an interactive application Oberon makes me think the most Acme, then Emacs. I'm struggling with defining the genuine distinctions between operating system, application s
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by enqk 10y ago
Link to the second (2013) edition: http://www.projectoberon.com/
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by enqk 10y ago
Berlin is also very ethnically white compared to more global cities.
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by enqk 10y ago
They're probably busy working on the ARM architecture switch.. that would explain the long delay
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by enqk 10y ago
And having owned both a n95 and an iphone4, the n95 had a superior one
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by enqk 10y ago
Which led to also to this strange story of fiction and truth: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takako_Konishi_(office_worker)
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by enqk 10y ago
MSVC's latest versions support a clang frontend w/ microsoft's code generation as backend. Are you referring to something else?
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by enqk 10y ago
Some network protocols for live audio performances do this. Filling the audio buffers with some predicted blocks of audio to avoid an ugly sounding gap. See for instance in this Thesis: "Low-Latency Audio over IP on embedded IP systems
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by enqk 10y ago
I find Kartik Agaram's writings interesting with respect to that problem. http://akkartik.name/about
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by enqk 10y ago
Such a linked-list using a linear pool of nodes is still useful if your algorithm makes many inserts and/or removals. The leap you're making here is about how distant the memory addresses should be in general. This is entirely dep
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by enqk 10y ago
Using linked-list is not such an issue if nodes are not allocated with the general purpose allocator, and instead are allocated from a pool of memory addresses next to one another.
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by enqk 10y ago
The go creators use the Acme text editor which itself doesn't have syntax highlighting.
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by enqk 10y ago
Can you break down what's wrong with the rakuten one? I don't find it repellent at all. I also like this one: http://cookpad.com/
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Use Frame Time Not Frame Rate When Working on Performance(uucidl.github.io)
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by enqk 10y ago
Those small vehicles (kei cars) were reported to be under attack during the TPP trade agreement negociations because they had special tax breaks. http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2012/01/27/business/
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by enqk 11y ago
Good insight, I actually was wondering if the choice of the object (Emulator) was a good or bad one. You're making a good case that it reduces the effect of initial design discovery since it's based on well known hardware.
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by enqk 11y ago
Don't you think this could just be attributed to you having gained experience? I look at my code from 10 years ago and it is written with objects and late dispatch as main modeling tool and that code is terrible.
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by enqk 11y ago
Methodology wise this approach is problematic, because as a refactorer he gets to stand on the design discoveries made by the original programmer.
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by enqk 11y ago
I wasn't disagreeing! My reasoning is as follows. Since evaluating coverage in terms of the state space of the program is hard, and no tools that I am aware of is actually calculating that coverage, tools that display coverage in terms
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by enqk 11y ago
Some people are definitely in the camp against syntax highlighting. Some examples: 1. Linux Akesson (LFT) wrote an article quite some time ago about it: http://www.linusakesson.net/programming/syntaxhighlighting/
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by enqk 11y ago
That is why I'd rather focus on a tool that would show lack of coverage and certainly would not even say percents of coverage, as it tricks people into getting that number to 100% and stop at that
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by enqk 11y ago
Have a look at the Faust project: http://faust.grame.fr
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by enqk 11y ago
I would also agree that function is the wrong name. Procedure however might be a good enough name, less connoted than Recipe. Quoting the Elements of Programming by Alexander Stepanov: "A Procedure is a sequence of instructions that mo
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by enqk 11y ago
Indeed, I missed the output for find! A warning would definitely be helpful. I like that you have users and thus will be able to test things out and get some genuine feedback. This might however introduce a bias guiding your language and st
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by enqk 11y ago
So I wrote an implementation of linear search in Mu using its array type. https://gist.github.com/uucidl/df81b6ab0fe65713f5ba My notes: - creating an array w/ create-array is possible, however I could not find how
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by enqk 11y ago
Before that, why isn't Watson running IBM already?
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The 25 year legacy of Street Fighter 2 in the words of experts(gamasutra.com)
1 points by enqk 11y ago|0 comments
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by enqk 11y ago
Well I am careful because I am not a specialist. One would however expect GMO engineers to use techniques that are atypical of the way nature explores the possibility space. It is telling that they call it engineering, which requires intent
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by enqk 11y ago
Only if you believe the process followed by GMO engineering is the same as the process of selective breeding
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by enqk 11y ago
C++ when it is practiced in a "standard" way using the standard library and all the standard advices (such as using boost libraries whenever possible) employs a style of programming that generates a _lot_ of intermediary, supposed

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