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by kensai 11y ago
Is there 6.0 in the works also somewhere? Given the language's importance in a future universally-connected world, it would not surprise me.
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by kensai 11y ago
Very interesting. I could see using it for politics, above all, but also as a permanent note-to-self. A personal curiosity of mine. How are you planning to deal with jerks?
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by kensai 11y ago
"The language is based on Verilog, which is commonly used to program computer chips. To create a version of the language that would work for cells, the researchers designed computing elements such as logic gates and sensors that can be
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Programming language for novel biological circuits(sciencedaily.com)
22 points by kensai 11y ago|3 comments
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Saitek (Slightly) Upgrades Its HOTAS Lineup with the X-56 Rhino(tomshardware.com)
1 points by kensai 11y ago|0 comments
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by kensai 11y ago
I am honestly thrilled about VR. But it makes me wonder, if people are excited about the possibilities of VR, let's just wait for AR to mature and have things like Meta 2 ( http://www.roadtovr.com/meta-2-development-kit-
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by kensai 11y ago
We even have an Angry Joe review... :D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87IJU1AtcAw
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by kensai 11y ago
I really hate it when Google does this and it's not the first time, as mentioned by others. Of course it's a free service and I should be grateful for even having it so far, but at least (with so much money to burn anyway), they c
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Bombshell in the Field of Neuroscience: Hippocampal Computation Power(internetmedicine.com)
2 points by kensai 11y ago|0 comments
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by kensai 11y ago
Until there is some stabilization of the language and its main libraries/ABI (coming in v3.0 or so), I don't think the language can really take off. The changes can possibly break it, is it really worth it to invest in something t
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by kensai 11y ago
The problem with valgrind is that they don't update it often enough. Is once a year enough?
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by kensai 11y ago
Ouch. Nailed it. :D (unless xorcist is freakin' Holden himself!)
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by kensai 11y ago
Could this be considered a more elaborate Valgrind?
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by kensai 11y ago
Argh. I wish the game "East vs West" was a reality to test all these things! :D
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MathWorks announces the winners of the 2014 Simulink Student Challenge(de.mathworks.com)
1 points by kensai 11y ago|0 comments
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by kensai 11y ago
Indeed, one of the most authoritative sources. They should expand the fields treated, imo.
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by kensai 11y ago
Finally, a less expensive Optimus Popularis! I really hope the keyboard supporting software is up to the task!
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by kensai 11y ago
"In 1998 that standard had a Rule No. 70 called -- I don't remember the exact language. But function should call themselves. And the rules basically are the same in but they changed the numbering system, so in the standard this r
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Switzerland ends euro minimum exchange rate, cuts interest rate(economictimes.indiatimes.com)
3 points by kensai 12y ago|0 comments
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by kensai 12y ago
Can anyone tell me what will happen to inflation when, let's say, in 50 years time we have a completely digital economy (e-money)? Would it not, in that special case, be impossible to stash the money under the proverbial mattress thus
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by kensai 12y ago
Since some 150 lines are comments or blank, it's more like a 300 lines programming language. Even more impressive!
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by kensai 12y ago
I really don't understand this kind of bash every time C++ gets some cool new feature. A developer that does NOT want to use a feature can always not use it. But why should we deny it to those who are interested and use it at their own
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by kensai 12y ago
The predecessor of C was typeless as well.
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by kensai 12y ago
Neuroscience shall be winning a fair share of the Medicine Nobels in the future. Well-earned.
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by kensai 12y ago
Thrombolysis works only for ischemic strokes. The much worse hemorrhagic stroke doesn't even have that window. Fortunately, it is somehow rarer.
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Is the end of big gadget expectations now that Apple's Watch has been presented?
1 points by kensai 12y ago|0 comments
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Will Superintelligent AIs Be Our Doom?(spectrum.ieee.org)
3 points by kensai 12y ago|0 comments
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by kensai 12y ago
I had the same Master in mind. He is probably one of the few that matches or surpasses these needed hours. ;)
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Swift: First Impressions(brockerhoff.net)
2 points by kensai 12y ago|0 comments
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Learn Swift by running Scripts(medium.com)
2 points by kensai 12y ago|0 comments

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