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by kruhft 9y ago
Does mencoder support encoding of MPEG-1?
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by kruhft 9y ago
Somebody read my code once and commented on my improper use of 'mod' or something like that. It then turned into a long discussion on how they might be incorrect, and so on and so forth on Reddit, back and forth on Lisp. I love L
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by kruhft 9y ago
One of the best books on programming there is. Every time I get the gumption to work on one of the chapters from this cookbook, I always learn something new. :+1:
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by kruhft 9y ago
"Why on Earth would anyone want to use a language with such horrific syntax?!" What is it with statements like this? It just sounds like a 'meme' to me, that everyone hears (even from advocates like this one) at first t
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by kruhft 9y ago
The automators are automated.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Pages are horrible money grabs and a waste. Create a group. They get feed priority from what I've been able to gather.
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Metashell is a word expanding shell(github.com)
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by kruhft 9y ago
Building a new type of computer.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Good to know, thanks.
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by kruhft 9y ago
As long as it still works. :)
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by kruhft 9y ago
Relevant, alternate implementation for C and C++: https://www.gnu.org/software/gperf/
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by kruhft 9y ago
Just come to Canada. We already figured out how to do Health Care where everyone pays.
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BITS.3/4.txt
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BITS.2/4.txt
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BITS.1/4.txt – On Bits and Rudamentary Combinations
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by kruhft 9y ago
So were Lisp Machines.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Maybe 'quantum resistance': IOTA does not use traditional asymmetrical (public-key) cryptography algorithms which depend on not being able to efficiently computing discrete logarithms or factoring numbers (which are believed to be
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by kruhft 9y ago
No, you can just finally afford one during Middle Age. Big suprise. Unlike the rich kids when you were young.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Now imagine if IncludeOS worked for everything written in C/C++. Instant on the metal interpreters and compilers.
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by kruhft 9y ago
For Modula II.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Imagine if every language was it's own Interactive Shell with no kernel. Scripting and functional languages already have this, as do C and C++[1]. You would lose language interchangeability on the system until someone wrote compilers
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by kruhft 9y ago
Relevant: Programming Languages as Operating Systems https://www2.ccs.neu.edu/racket/pubs/icfp99-ffkf.pdf
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by kruhft 9y ago
From the abstract: Linear logic has been proposed as one solution to the problem of garbage collection and providing efficient "update-in-place" capabilities within a more functional language. Linear logic conserves accessibility,
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by kruhft 9y ago
"Lively Linear Lisp--'Look Ma, No Garbage!'". ACM Sigplan Notices 27, 8 (August 1992),89-98. How to implement a 'linear' language efficiently through 'behind the scenes' hash consing. http:/&#x2
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by kruhft 9y ago
I asked them about it. They agreed after I said it was like 'inserting fake roads into a map by cartographers'. Seemed a bit fishy to me too. Math project is more likely.
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by kruhft 9y ago
They perform 'tip selection' using a random walk. Given the nature of the Tangle Tips as a nebulous cloud, could there be any better way? And you can't enforce tip selection.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Sounds like a problem for Expert Systems.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Common Lisp: https://gist.github.com/BusFactor1Inc/761b1be031a6e998476dc3...
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Sourcerer/Source Mage GNU Linux(en.wikipedia.org)
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by kruhft 9y ago
The designer for Curl was a Genetic Algorithm.

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