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Ask HN: What happened with the P!=NP solution from last week?
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Alfred is a replacement for Spotlight (the macOS run dialog) with a bunch more features.
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I can't say why they don't run afoul of the laws, but my realization of value of a system was due to Bitcoin. For Bitcoin to have 'monetary (dollar) value' people have to exchange 'real money' for them, puttin
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http://n1m.co/kruhft
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A Library for Analyzing and Hash Functions with Computation Networks
(github.com)
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Probably.
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Inferno is cool.
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A new beginning.
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The 'Incompatible Timesharing System' (ITS): User Environment
(en.wikipedia.org)
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They they are parallel chips with many cores (128 IIRC) with small amounts of 'stack' RAM running Forth directly. Chuck designs them 'by hand' using Color Forth, a transistor simulation model and ... Forth words. Simila
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No, what I mean is that with 9p you can remote far more than just filesystems. It's an IP based layer with the Plan9 kernel being a router for 9p messages meaning you can do things like 'mount' an audio card from another mac
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Linkage: http://raspi.tv/tag/richard-miller-plan-9
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I want all auth removed.
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Does it support remote devices like 9p?
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How would you remove it from the kernel?
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I'd love to be able to sit down and learn Plan9. The shell is awesome (rc), the commands are somewhat familiar, but the networking is totally foreign and security setup (factotum I think) I obtuse. I want a Plan9 kernel with no secur
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v7x86[1] has some phenomenal x86 assembly code by Robert Nordier. [1] http://emma.nfshost.com/v7x86/index.html
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And we have all the source code for the optimized algorithms...every...single...one. https://www.amazon.ca/Computer-Programming-Volumes-1-4A-Boxe... .
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I've always wanted to implement the MMIX processor using this: http://github.com/burtonsamograd/anser
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Science is that Mathematization of Magick.
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Weed.
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Read the source code to Emacs. It has everything a growing programmer needs: portability, compilers and interpreters, user interface(s), language design, build systems... http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs
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Reduce the size of government.
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The primary task of a programmer is to direct with abstraction being a tool of linguistic direction, or simply the compression of lower level ideas into higher level concepts.
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I feel the problem is that people are not using the correct metaphors. Everyone is a programmer; every time you ask someone to do something for you you are programming. I direct one to the opening of Structure and Interpretation of Compute
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> There is a difference being doing the same job for 20 years and being at the same place for 20 years. This.
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Good. Bring on more cores. I could use them.
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Excellent comment. Thank you.
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Creativity is Intelligence having fun. Accuracy is not so much fun, but computers do it well. The computer should be accurate and the people be creative with them. That's the proper way to use tools.
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"At the heart of Clojure and ClojureScript’s implementation is #equiv that is in turn based off of Henry Baker’s egal operator introduced in this paper. Briefly, equality in Clojure is defined by equality of value, which is facilitated
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