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NI LabVIEW Compiler: Under the Hood(ni.com)
1 points by i_don_t_know 2y ago|0 comments
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by i_don_t_know 2y ago
Last time I was in the same boat, I tried to identify the major components of the project and then fixed small bugs and/or implemented a small feature in each of them. You get basic exposure to everything and you can explore from there
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by i_don_t_know 2y ago
Somewhat unrelated: Is there a book that walks you through building a database system from storage to queries, optimizer, execution, indexing, transactions, etc?
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by i_don_t_know 2y ago
This looks nice! A couple of things I've noticed: 1 - It's hard to wire things up. I keep missing the terminal and I'm getting the selection tool instead. 2 - Add values and units to components, for example, when you drop a r
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by i_don_t_know 2y ago
History of LabVIEW from Proceedings of the ACM on Programming Languages, Volume 4, Issue HOPL (History of Programming Languages). https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3386328
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LabVIEW [PDF](dl.acm.org)
3 points by i_don_t_know 2y ago|1 comments
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by i_don_t_know 2y ago
I believe Mark is referring to this series of three classes: https://www.coursera.org/learn/basic-modeling https://www.coursera.org/learn/advanced-modeling https://www.coursera.org&#x2F
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by i_don_t_know 2y ago
Location: Augsburg - Munich area, Germany Remote: Yes and/or on-site. Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C, C++, C#, Python, LabVIEW, data acquisition and analysis, test systems for semiconductors, compiler construction, embedded sy
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by i_don_t_know 2y ago
I don't know if this is useful to you. I haven't tried to install MIT Scheme directly on macOS. Instead, I'm using the sample project at [1] to run a linux VM with Fedora on macOS x86-64. I was able to install MIT Scheme and
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by i_don_t_know 2y ago
Thanks! I didn't know about quasiquotation.
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by i_don_t_know 2y ago
That's super interesting. Do you use DCGs to read your data or do you call external libraries? How do you generate C code? Do you use a template system?
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by i_don_t_know 2y ago
The link to the archive ‘k.zip’ has moved to https://shakti.com/ with terse documentation in the ‘education’ section.
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by i_don_t_know 2y ago
Apple Numbers?
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by i_don_t_know 2y ago
If it’s a technical book, you might like https://jupyterbook.org/ I haven’t used it myself, so I don’t know how easy it is to use. But I like some books that were written in it.
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by i_don_t_know 2y ago
I'm using this example project from Apple to create and run linux virtual machines on macOS: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/virtualization/run... (Download the example project, build it in Xcode an
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by i_don_t_know 2y ago
See also “Designing a Theorem Prover” https://arxiv.org/pdf/cs/9301110 And chapter 10 of ML for the working programmer, freely available at https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~lp15/MLbook/pub-detai
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by i_don_t_know 2y ago
The notice period in Germany works both ways. Your employer must meet the notice period, and so do you. You can ask your employer to let you go sooner if you want to leave, and they may ask you to leave sooner if they want you to leave (and
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by i_don_t_know 2y ago
Last time I got a new Mac, I restored my old user account from Time Machine / Migration Assistant on the new Mac but with a different user name, something like „me_old“. Then copy files between user accounts on the new Mac. You might h
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
Racket maybe? https://docs.racket-lang.org/pkg/index.html https://docs.racket-lang.org/raco/index.html
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
I tried to watch this the other day and I found it so infuriating. The interviewer loves to hear himself talk. Niklaus Wirth hardly gets a word in. Whenever he starts to say something interesting, the interviewer cuts him off. Very disappoi
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
Brian Cantrill interviewed Arthur Whitney for the ACM Queue in 2009[1]: > BC You had used APL, and then you explored these other languages—Prolog variants and so on—but when you got to Morgan Stanley you came back to APL. What brought yo
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
I'm not working in this area. As others have mentioned, you don't always have a complete and accurate set of constraints. So you generate a schedule based on what you have. You hand it out to your employees. And they point out con
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Learning APL(xpqz.github.io)
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The description of finite sequential processes(jsoftware.com)
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Live Coding in APL [video](youtube.com)
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
The later chapters talk about compilation to byte-code and IIRC how you implement that in a VM in C. But it doesn't talk about memory management and garbage collection. It has a chapter on macros. SICP goes a little further from compil
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
Meanwhile in Hamburg, Germany: https://www.miniatur-wunderland.com
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
The creator of Decker talked about the motivation behind Decker, its design and the design of its scripting language lil on the ArrayCast podcast: https://www.arraycast.com/episodes/episode43-john-earnest-de... Very in
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
No idea what the current state is. The other day I found an older version that runs in your browser at: https://kparc.io/k/
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by i_don_t_know 3y ago
Project Oberon describes the final system as it is. It’s not a tutorial that takes you step by step from the basics to a complete system.

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