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jchassoul
9y ago
Please don't forget about Luerl: Lua has GREAT support inside the BEAM VM ecosystem https://github.com/rvirding/luerl
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jchassoul
9y ago
I'm probably doing something wrong but I can't find the open source code from it's awesome replay watcher.
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jchassoul
10y ago
There's Lua on the BEAM https://github.com/rvirding/luerl no need for Python.
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jchassoul
10y ago
Wittgenstein bitches!
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jchassoul
10y ago
Half-life 1 have incredible AI from boids that present a flock behavior to coackroaches that are scared of the light or the player, just to mention two attention to detail examples.
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jchassoul
10y ago
It seem to me now that both Quake 3 Arena engine and of course the best RTS that our civilization have been able to make and really balance with some kind of magical equilibrium between 3 truly different races are well and alive in research
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jchassoul
10y ago
this is all about confusion and fud, not grumpy of course, the way it's presented in this thread, sucks to be a n00b in 2017.
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jchassoul
10y ago
finally been able to play starcraft brood war again! now as trainers of predictive models and coach of machines.
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jchassoul
10y ago
yes! and it's awesome! (=
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jchassoul
10y ago
3 days later, 146 comments and no love for lua on the beam?
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jchassoul
10y ago
I don't understand the author's effort on solving this "problem"... I wonder if he considered at some point make a contribution to stable open-source existing libraries like arrow that even claim inspiration on one of hi
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jchassoul
10y ago
Unwillingness to refactor and people bad habits, mostly bad habits like print 'this stuff out'... simple bad habits humans we have that a lot.
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jchassoul
10y ago
I just want to say thank you for make this possible! this are the progressive little things that are not always gloriously announce that keep making python what it is step by step.
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jchassoul
10y ago
PLEASE don't call it Python 2.8 ...
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jchassoul
10y ago
Just don't call it Python 2.8
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jchassoul
10y ago
Lua is a small general tool used in bunch of fields and industries, the question about who does what by default tell us nothing. I agree that in any organization if the choice of use a tool is not in your hands you are forced to use somethi
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jchassoul
10y ago
I don't know man... lua is everywhere!, systems/infrastructure, machine learning, voip, games, microwaves...
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jchassoul
10y ago
turbo is a tornado clone on lua and lapis is awesome too, turbo is a stand-alone server, lapis runs inside openresty the nginx + lua server.
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jchassoul
10y ago
Yes you are confused. The 0MQ[0] have never been superceded by nanomsg. The deal as you are pointing out very clearly is that the two projects are alive and well. On a related note, using jupyter[1], salt[2], circus[3] and building fruits h
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jchassoul
10y ago
This is the best ZeroMQ + Erlang implementation out there, and probably one of the best implementations in general all just make sense and the examples in python and additional native unit testing are just awesome, it surprise me that the c
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jchassoul
11y ago
Hi there, is this the same b5000 that inspired Dr Kay? On the hole OOP paradigm if I remember the quote correctly he said that the b5000 almost remove the notion of data and how he wanted to duplicate this behavior with OOP. Can anyone more