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by kitd 3y ago
There's libcello if you want to stay in C https://www.libcello.org/
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by kitd 3y ago
Good luck with the project. About 20 years ago, I did something along similar lines, except going the HTML-XML-XSL/FO-Apache FOP. That was ... "fun".
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by kitd 3y ago
I do feel that the world would be better off if all the big tech companies (Google, Facebook, Apple, Microsoft) just completely stopped building any new tech. I'd restrict that to social media. That and "competitive" journa
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by kitd 3y ago
TUPL, no? Even better if it only worked with tuples.
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by kitd 3y ago
For added excitement, you could go the whole hog, and generate, build and run via docker compose. Apart from anything else, you wouldn't need the 2-step build&run. I mean, you could. Whether you should, well ...
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by kitd 3y ago
What's new is that you don't choose, the runtime does, generating the cross-network interface as needed.
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by kitd 3y ago
This is a neat summary of how Richard Dawkins' original idea of memes & memeplexes operates. Except in automated form.
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by kitd 3y ago
most revolutionaries where executed Quite a number fled to the American colonies, at that time starting to gain a reputation for nurturing free-thinking radicals.
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by kitd 3y ago
2 days? ISTR discussions going on for at least 6 months comparing dep with what the 'official' one would do.
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by kitd 3y ago
And with Polyglot Maven [1] you don't even have to deal with all the XML markup either. [1] - https://github.com/takari/polyglot-maven
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by kitd 3y ago
SCA did this back in the J2EE/SOAP days. An SCA interface was just the interface but the boundary itself could be implemented either as an in-process plain Java call, a cross-EJB call, or a SOAP call, so that in theory one could be swa
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by kitd 3y ago
The website's not great IMO (the nav bar doesn't seem to work at all on my machine) but about half way down https://www.open-xchange.com/products/ox-app-suite-cloud is a grid showing the capabilities, incl ca
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by kitd 3y ago
Is it? Please tell me because I had the same question. From the programmer's PoV, having no pointers gives little to no benefit. From the CPU's PoV, (in c/c++) indices become pointers anyway. Maybe the compiler can optimise m
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by kitd 3y ago
> Directed acyclic graphs are muched discussed in comp-sci, but octopus appears to be the first reusable, turnkey, ready-to-wear, off-the-shelf implementation of a DAG for application development, in any language, that I'm aware of.
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by kitd 3y ago
You missed the response though, that the same user input would also cause problems if it was supplied unsanitized via JSON.
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by kitd 3y ago
Here are a couple: https://github.com/julvo/htmlgo https://github.com/rohanthewiz/element I'm sure there are many more. The thing about these is that performance is often not as good as when
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by kitd 3y ago
MEPs are elected, Council consists of member states' elected leaders. Only the commissioners aren't elected and they weren't drawing up the legislation. Other than that, good point.
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by kitd 3y ago
Back in the early 90s, I learned C from a book called "Illustrated C" (I forget the author) that taught C programming & internals pictorially, which strongly appealed to my brain. One of the sections was an implementation of t
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by kitd 3y ago
The static dishes mentioned at the end of the article can still be visited if you're ever in Kent, UK. https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/Sound+Mirrors/@50.956379...
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by kitd 3y ago
You monster
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by kitd 3y ago
> To build makemake on unix platform you can use the shellscript MakeMakeMake Ofc, what's really needed is a tool to make the MakeMakeMake script. Struggling for a name though ...
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by kitd 3y ago
+1. Also Chordie works for me too https://www.chordie.com/
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by kitd 3y ago
> I'm a Brazilian software engineer, Ha! This is why R9 is up front and CR7 only makes the bench ;)
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by kitd 3y ago
Visible here too (the tug on the left of picture): https://photos.app.goo.gl/eeLNWRk7H8WvUkBt9
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by kitd 3y ago
Not if that growth was enabled by political or economic decisions outside the IEA's scope.
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by kitd 3y ago
That article also concludes that they have significantly improved with the most recent forecasts though. Edit: Here in the UK, we have been having the public enquiry into the UK's handling of the Covid pandemic. One thing that has come
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by kitd 3y ago
It's been about 30 years since I last wrote FORTRAN (77), but back then it was used in computationally intensive applications because it was (or at least felt) like working much closer to the bare-metal data and code segments of a proc
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by kitd 3y ago
> the Boeing hydrofoil project never really took off. badoom tish Don't tell us, you're here all week? ;)
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by kitd 3y ago
The Thames in that area is extremely beautiful (having rowed on that stretch and a few neighbouring ones.)
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by kitd 3y ago
I read a stat somewhere that there are at least an order of magnitude more Excel "programmers" in the world than all pro developers in other languages combined.

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