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by kbumsik 8y ago
After having a quick look, I found that they use Emscripten and it is capable of compiling it to JS (asm.js) as well as WebAssembly. So the whole Pyodide stack can be compiled to JS. I'm wondering how the performance looks like when ru
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by kbumsik 8y ago
I just read the documentation of JSMD, which is Iodide's flavor for Markdown [1]. So they made a Markdown syntax which is capable of running JS and Python, and they name it JSMD. Just nitpicking but they probably want to come up with a
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by kbumsik 8y ago
No problem :) Because of these cultures Koreans often have worst email habits for the western standards. Most of them don't know what CC and BCC are. The noticeable one is they often have worst email names such as cute_girl90@company.c
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by kbumsik 8y ago
Because it's a Korean company. It's far less common to use email to contact a customer in Korea. As you can see email is not even a required field in the sign-up page. The customers prefer to receive notifications via SMS (or Kaka
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by kbumsik 8y ago
What about the impacts by archtecture-specific optimizations such as AVX vs NEON? I'm not sure but I suppose many desktop applications currently assumes the users are x86 so that they never think about ARM SIMD instructions.
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BeagleBone-AI, Powered by TI AM5729(cnx-software.com)
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by kbumsik 8y ago
I saw a hilarious job posting last year: "5+ years experience with React". Come on, React wasn't even released 5 years ago from that moment.
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by kbumsik 8y ago
FYI: Press the refresh button. It generates a different fake compay every time you refresh it. Looks like it is kinda an AI research but I cannot get any detail behind it.
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by kbumsik 8y ago
Of course he does not intend to criticize it, but to show what the dumb compiler is. > To be clear: This isn’t to say CPython is bad, or even that it should necessarily change. In fact, as I’ll show, dumb bytecode compilers are par for t
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by kbumsik 8y ago
Mostly I agree with you but maybe you need to rephrase "illegal" as "out-of-legal".
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by kbumsik 8y ago
The Discovery dev board [1] is pretty rich for the official $69 baord. Gigabit eth, audio, HDMI, 4 USB-A + 1 USB-C, Arduino/RPi expansion connectors, and of course a ST-Link (can it debug multicore Cortex-A7 btw?) I hope it would get a
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by kbumsik 8y ago
You should know that the computation capabilities is not the only factor of the industrial embedded system and that chip does not even look at it. It much more focused on real-time capabilities and hardware control. Notable examples are 1.
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Compiz 0.9.14.0 released(lists.freedesktop.org)
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by kbumsik 8y ago
IMHO, MS should have rebranded Edge as IE and the current IE's name should have been "Legacy Internet Browser" or something like that at the beginning. If one of their chief would say not to use IE, why MS would make it a vir
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by kbumsik 8y ago
Look at the messy cables between the monitors. This is how DIY/hacker shop is meant to be.
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by kbumsik 8y ago
Well, React concepts is not new at all. Things like data fetching and state management are done in Desktop UI frameworks more than a decade ago. All the praise around react is because they did it well on the web.
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Yeah, I always tell people to look at QML when it comes to clean UI frameworks. It is a bit sad QML is not a web framework.
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by kbumsik 8y ago
> Atom boards It's more than a double price of RPi. It's definetly not afforable for education purpose. > Beaglebone I love this SBC but it is seriously underpowered than RPi in 2019. It focus more on real-time embedded syst
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by kbumsik 8y ago
I bet Makefile has far more understandable and needs far much less lines than Python for its purpose. Its declarative syntax and "rules" are just suitable for task runners.
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by kbumsik 8y ago
FaceTime (a little bit different case though) 2 days ago, GMail yesterday, and Office 365 today.
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by kbumsik 8y ago
I didn't know this (I'm not in ML/Data Science) but that looks very helpful. I looked through his learning materials but I have never seen this one though.
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by kbumsik 8y ago
Although understanding floating point is important, it is often ignored in Data Science schools. The title reminds me a friend of mine who attends a data science master course without computer background. He asked me for help for his numpy
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by kbumsik 8y ago
> This is a feature of several (mostly functional) programming languages This is just one of a common practice of programming, not a feature of functional languages. These practices are not even "reinventing the wheel". I mean,
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Nvidia Jetson AGX Xavier Benchmarks – Incredible Performance on the Edge(phoronix.com)
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by kbumsik 8y ago
I agree. Why do they have to pick a whole name of a country at the beginning?
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by kbumsik 8y ago
Only ISA? I must have missed something, but I cannot see if they are going to open-source its implementation though.
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What’s new with the Wayland platform plugin in Qt 5.12?(blog.qt.io)
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Unfortunately, Compiz seems not to be actively maintained since 2016. It looks like the development is suddenly stopped. It is quite surprising to me considering the fame in the past. I'm kinda wondering what happened to them. [1]: ht
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Samsung to develop real products with a fake Supreme(engadget.com)
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Malicious sites abuse 11-year-old Firefox bug that Mozilla failed to fix(zdnet.com)
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