glopes

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by glopes 2y ago
Trademarking language names is not allowed since a language is not considered a good but rather a standard, however what is being trademarked here is the software product which is the compiler of Rust. It just so happens that the language a
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by glopes 3y ago
NeuroGEARS | Full-Time £50k-£70k+ | Open-Source Research Software Engineer, .NET Frontend Engineer and Technical Writer positions | London VISA or REMOTE (UK or EU preferred) I am a computer scientist and software engineer by training but s
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by glopes 5y ago
By definition, it simply means that consciousness is not what it appears to be. It doesn’t, however, imply that consciousness does not exist.
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by glopes 5y ago
These questions are exactly why you should read Spinoza’s Ethics.
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by glopes 5y ago
> or perhaps for other reasons This is exactly where complexity hides. Simplicity of models relies on abstractions, which in the real world are invariably leaky. The complexity of making a robust NAND gate is very much observable at some
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by glopes 5y ago
In my opinion TDD really only exploded in modern SW industry due to the shift to dynamic languages like Javascript and Python where you can’t even rely on the compiler to help you with types and typos. Unit tests still help of course with s
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by glopes 6y ago
I've been developing a visual reactive programming language, Bonsai ( https://bonsai-rx.org/ ) for the past 8 years and it's proven successful in neuroscience research. It is an algebra for reactive streams and addr