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jast
16y ago
Funny, I also fired textmate and started solving the problem in C :-) It took me around 20 minutes to write all the extra code and 9 to write the reverse function (including the testing and all). The problem was not knowing how to solve it
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jast
16y ago
I am also from Portugal and I was thinking the same as you... is this the same country I live in? However, I am not from a younger generation. I believe the original post is biased towards his own experience/environment and generalizes a lo
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17y ago
On a second reading, you're right. But the truth is that in the EC community, and GP in particular, Lisp is not used. 1/2 of C++ speed is just considered too slow. IMHO, I guess speed is just the easy excuse.
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jast
17y ago
All GP is done in Lisp?? Sorry but that is far from true! In the EC community C/C++ and Java are the most common languages used. Just take a look at the popular EC libs out there (EO, ECJ, OpenBeagle, TinyGP, etc). Even Python and Matlab ar
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Using a 3D engine from Common Lisp with the foreign function interface
(aerique.blogspot.com)
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Distributed computing in Lisp. Again
(13-49.blogspot.com)
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GP takes down repair time for software bugs from more than 3h per bug to 3min
(gpemjournal.blogspot.com)
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A “Well Rounded” CV
(etbe.coker.com.au)
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Java Collections Performance
(aaronz-sakai.blogspot.com)
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Sussmaniana
(programming-musings.org)
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17y ago
"Predictions are nice if you can make them. But the essence of science lies in explanation, laying the bare fundamental mechanisms of nature." -- M. Mitchell Waldrop
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Confusing constants and variables in computer programming
(fare.livejournal.com)
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17y ago
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jast
18y ago
You're right! Just tried it now and it shows: "Tip: These results do not include the word "module". Show results that include "module"." This is very, very annoying...
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Competition Among Open Source Compilers: The BSD Issue
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18y ago
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Ride the Snake: reddit keynote at PyCon 09
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18y ago
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Clojure Discussion - When Performance Matters
(bc.tech.coop)
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18y ago
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In which new paradigms are explored, clojure is reached, and impressions are still cursory
(technomancy.us)
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My Clojure Emacs Setup (I'll show mine if you show yours)
(bc.tech.coop)
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Magit: Emacs mode for Git
(zagadka.vm.bytemark.co.uk)
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18y ago
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WebLisp.net - An Online Interpreter for the WebLisp Programming Language
(weblisp.net)
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Exploring Clojure (Lisp on the JVM) - Part 3 - Some Language Features
(bc.tech.coop)
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