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by kruhft 9y ago
In Canada, an (Computer) Engineer, you are required to take Engineering Ethics courses. Not so for Compute Science.
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This Is a “Voice Control Shell” for MacOS(twitter.com)
1 points by kruhft 9y ago|0 comments
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by kruhft 9y ago
Rendered: http://busfactor1.ca/ia.m4a
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by kruhft 9y ago
delay 7 say "I'd like to introduce you to the concept of Intelligence Artificial." delay 2 say "You might have heard of Artificial Intelligence, a term coined by John MiCarthy in the 1950s to label his study of difficult
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Nock.lisp: The Interpretation and Compilation of Nock Programs #Urbit(gist.github.com)
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by kruhft 9y ago
Books, trial and error.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Nope, it wasn't cheap. But as an artifact, and me being a Computer Engineer, I'm impressed with it as a piece of hardware and design.
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by kruhft 9y ago
I like my Mac Pro. It's more powerful than any MacBook I've used and gets stuff done. I find all the bad press and hate confusing. It's just a computer.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Why do you need articles like this? Why is WP not secure by default?
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by kruhft 9y ago
With all that money, I'd never have a job again.
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by kruhft 10y ago
Try Urbit. It does OTA software updates.
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by kruhft 10y ago
Maybe based on Urbit.
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by kruhft 10y ago
It's not Flash, it's the new Visual Basic 6.
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by kruhft 10y ago
I just bought one two weeks ago. 8 Core, 64GB, 1TB, 12GB GPU Ram.
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by kruhft 10y ago
There's such a thing as a 'prototype' and generally they are are meant to be thrown away. Software Engineering 101. They're meant to explore problem spaces, not be final solutions.
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Creating computation networks from ordinary mathematical expressions in C++(github.com)
2 points by kruhft 10y ago|0 comments
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by kruhft 10y ago
A tree structure editor for S-expressions.
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ELPE Report 03/30/2017(reddit.com)
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by kruhft 10y ago
Unfortunately I am not aware of the modern documentation resources and a quick search shows they're just as scattered as when I was looking them up, possibly more now. The hard part back then was finding examples generally, but that&
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by kruhft 10y ago
Good advice and similar to the strategy I use at work to use Common Lisp and Parenscript. They are yet to be completely accepted, but I'm working in it.
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by kruhft 10y ago
As an ex Gamebody (pre Advanced) developer that got a great job doing professional development after playing around with developing on an open source emulator, I have to say that I got into doing it because it was just great fun. These mach
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by kruhft 10y ago
Sales through the macOS App Store.
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Stability of (most) implementations and solid language standard.
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by kruhft 10y ago
There is also Emotiv: www.emotiv.com
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/r/emacs: The “Emacs Lisp Programming Environment (ELPE)” in MacOS App Store(reddit.com)
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by kruhft 10y ago
This post is an announcement to let people know that there is now a stable version of Emacs modified to run in the macOS App Sandbox. It is not labeled as "Emacs" per se due the restrictions the sandbox places on all application,
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The “Emacs Lisp Programming Environment (ELPE)” Now in the MacOS App Store(itunes.apple.com)
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by kruhft 10y ago
Thank you for that great explanation. Very enlightening.
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For cross platform GUIs I use CAPI[1] from Lispworks, and was one of the main reasons I purchased it after using free Common Lisp implementations for many years. It's a well designed and stable system for building native guis on macOS
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Byte Magazine: Topic – Lisp (1979) [pdf](ia802603.us.archive.org)
3 points by kruhft 10y ago|0 comments

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