lopsidedBrain

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   by lopsidedBrain 7y ago

   I think I'll disagree, and I'm someone with a native Asian language. A character doesn't mean anything in Asian languages, and any attempt to use a fixed-length encoding is pointless. The concepts you want instead are either
2. 32.▲
   by lopsidedBrain 7y ago

   Huh, you're right. I guess I shouldn't be reading this on mobile.
3. 33.▲
   by lopsidedBrain 7y ago

   I would have really preferred a table of contents, either at the top or in a sidebar. It would have made it easier to skip over all the background materials that essentially rehashes an undergrad complier course.
4. 34.▲
   by lopsidedBrain 7y ago

   I've found it incredibly useful to seek out potential users, either in HackerNews, niche subreddits, or small local conferences/workshops. There you are likely to find small projects like your own, some of whom will find your stuf
5. 35.▲
   by lopsidedBrain 7y ago

   Um, not really. Care to elaborate? If something is available open-sourced we're typically free to use it, as long as we are abiding by the license conditions.
6. 36.▲
   by lopsidedBrain 7y ago

   If you want to learn the underlying math for calculating these, I highly recommend Robert Gallager's "Stochastic Processes". It was one of the more eye-opening math books I ever read.
7. 37.▲
   by lopsidedBrain 7y ago

   > Didn't find it added more value than other formal methods with less scope and ambition For my own future reference, can you list a few other formal methods?