guidorice

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by guidorice 2y ago
> Instead, use the black screen screen saver on your server. It uses no CPU. It also doesn't have all the memory leaks as the 3d pipes screen saver.
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by guidorice 2y ago
Big fan of CLIPS! Rule based expert systems are so ubiquitous in business and scientific codes, yet a lot of devs are not even familiar with pattern matching let alone powerful rules engines like CLIPS.
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by guidorice 3y ago
> You can't terminate unless the "device is online" :-O good to know! current subscriber here. yikes indeed.
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by guidorice 3y ago
This is the most technical info to drop so far, and good one watch for all those claiming mojo is all hype. :)
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by guidorice 3y ago
Look at the guy's open-source contributions https://github.com/lattner I am not too concerned about it.
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by guidorice 3y ago
One of the really neat things about mojo is, as a superset of python, things like static typing, and ownership/moving can be gradually adopted. It encourages value semantics, and is borrow-by-default. So you can literally just write py
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by guidorice 3y ago
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by guidorice 4y ago
I highly recommend the Ivan Savof books as well. A Statistics title is upcoming.
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by guidorice 4y ago
One view from the geospatial, data science, and machine learning world: Python is the most commonly used language, among my peers. However all the heavy lifting is done by C/C++ libraries which Python binds with. NumPy, GDAL, GEOS, Ten
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by guidorice 5y ago
I am really curious how Zig lang eventually does in scientific computing. It's already speedy compiler, language server (zls), and upcoming hot code reloading feature, makes me think that reactive coding and visualization notebooks in
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by guidorice 5y ago
Agree with the OP that it is a dopamine hit to find something that's niche, which also agrees with your sensibility or mental model, or to find the "sweet spot" to use a sport analogy. For day job I code in high level languag
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by guidorice 5y ago
+1 down in Colorado US
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by guidorice 5y ago
Best.Programmer.Art.Ever
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by guidorice 5y ago
Correction: https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/10018
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by guidorice 5y ago
> I wanted something more like Rust’s cargo test that’d find all tests and run them. Maybe Zig does have this but I just didn’t find it? Try `zig build test` https://ziglang.org/documentation/master/#Zig-Build-S
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Repo_watch: Manage watched vs. unwatched GitHub repositories(github.com)
2 points by guidorice 5y ago|0 comments
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A Tour of GIS Spatial Joins, Rust Language Development, and WebAssembly(blog.ricegeo.dev)
2 points by guidorice 7y ago|0 comments