ithkuil

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by ithkuil 16y ago
I understand that you wanted to make a simple example, I just wanted to expand a little bit the issue of laziness and make it look slightly less magic. I found a fascinating examples of the expressiveness and beauty of haskell due to lazy e
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by ithkuil 16y ago
I found this article referencing the O(n) complexity for the 'head . sort' http://apfelmus.nfshost.com/articles/quicksearch.html As far as I can understand from the blog and and the cited mailing lists, it works but it requires a careful
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by ithkuil 16y ago
I love haskell and understand your point. Laziness is beautiful and allows to express things in a simple way and also improve the reusability of the code etc. However I think that you didn't pick the best example. I tried out: >head $ s
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by ithkuil 16y ago
It depends on what are you measuring. Let's say that your job is to solve some problem and want to use a genetic algorithm to solve it. You probably have to build a model, a simplified version of the reality, and find out a fitness function
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by ithkuil 16y ago
The closest thing I know is: CompizConfig settings manager Choose the "Put" plugin, under Window Management. "Bindings" -> "Put within viewport" and bind the window movements to the keys you want. Never used windows 7 but I guess it doe
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by ithkuil 16y ago
citation injection attack...
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by ithkuil 16y ago
yes, and implementing things like tail call recursion requires major kludge. But, albeit we could discuss about stack based vs register based VM instruction set design, some of the limitations of the JVM are not inherent to its design, but
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by ithkuil 16y ago
searches work for me (europe) but people continue to complain that they aren't working. Is all this about searches or about trending reports?
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by ithkuil 17y ago
I also had problems running the installer on by 64bit machine. I looked in the binary and it seems that it basically downloads http://www.getbreve.com/BRE.jar and starts it. It downloads slowly, HN effect?
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by ithkuil 17y ago
I wrote a github's gist clone in python. Live here: http://pastgit.research-infrastructures.eu fork it from here: http://github.com/mmikulicic/pastgit
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by ithkuil 17y ago
I don't know about your, but I have the impression that the whole photograph changes only in color balance (a 'sepia' filter?). the right part seems less green because it contains more green. If you look carefully on the left side, you will
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by ithkuil 17y ago
another one in http://kotka.de/projects/clojure/parser.html , also using the same nomenclature as in Parsec. Very nice but the sources are unreachable. I wrote clarsec because I was in hurry and the "kotka"'s sources weren't available.
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by ithkuil 17y ago
there is a port of haskell parsec library to clojure at http://github.com/mmikulicic/clarsec/