ludsan

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by ludsan 5y ago
I think this is a safe bet. Between Commonwealth Fusion's Arc/Sparc, or General Fusion's spinning glob of hot metal, or TAE systems, or any of the others, I think you have a better than average chance of settling this bet w
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Ambri secures $144M for liquid metal battery commercialization(pv-magazine-usa.com)
1 points by ludsan 5y ago|0 comments
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by ludsan 5y ago
ISO has it as 1/42042042042042 of a "library of congress"
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by ludsan 6y ago
Perovskite for cheaper/more-efficient solar cells. Liquid metal batteries (a la Ambri) for grid-scale storage.
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by ludsan 6y ago
I have been very interested in CHR (constraint handling rules) for this kind of activity. It was developed (I think) to provide a systematic basis for the various constraint libraries to 'speak the same language' instead of being
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by ludsan 6y ago
I use vim-surround. https://github.com/tpope/vim-surround
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by ludsan 6y ago
I grew up in the south, though not a southerner. When I moved to Boston (25 years ago), I found my people. The honesty in how people react to you is something else. The "townies" have turned it into an art form, and I love&#x2F
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by ludsan 6y ago
Maybe don't set yourself a "project" (quotes intentional). The idea of a "project" implies busy-work. Do something completely out of left-field. For instance, learn APL. It's like reading a Jorge Luis Borges
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by ludsan 6y ago
There is tcell and tview for golang. https://github.com/rivo/tview
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by ludsan 6y ago
Lovely to see. Congratulations on all the effort you put in. I see, from the github README, that BQN supports trains. I'm curious how far you go with this? Monadic and dyadic forks and hooks à la J?
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by ludsan 6y ago
Beautiful. Would love to see this front a headless nvim.
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by ludsan 7y ago
hilarious... reminds me of my favorite Mitchell/web parody: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MFtl2XXnUc
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by ludsan 7y ago
Apple is looking for engineers to convert its code from C to Rust
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by ludsan 7y ago
For me it was three things: 1) learning to understand push/pull between data structures and algorithms 2) learning new programming languages from different paradigms, and 3) understanding the physical implications of programming (i.e.
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by ludsan 7y ago
Me too. Mid 40's and trying to figure out how to make something stick, especially with stuff I had learned years ago (linear algebra especially). I have recently come to the revelation that the notion of "rote" that I had al
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by ludsan 7y ago
I use that all the time except for the case where I'm doing a visual block insert when the control-c doesn't do what an escape does.
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by ludsan 7y ago
I cannot recommend enough Latro in the Mist, a combination of two of his novels about a Roman soldier in Greek times given the curse of losing his memory every day. To me this was his most 'approachable' novel by virtue of the fac
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by ludsan 7y ago
Similar to the Atreus is the keyboardio, which I am now on my first month of learning. https://shop.keyboard.io/ I have a Planck on order and will be the first keyboard I will be building, but wanted to buy something withou
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Logic Programming Intro for Imperative Programmers(blog.algorexhealth.com)
2 points by ludsan 8y ago|0 comments
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by ludsan 8y ago
Your concern about the opaque and abstract layers below you apply to language compilers as well (which I think is the "better" alternative you seem to prefer). There is literature legion on the implementation of the database that
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by ludsan 9y ago
Sadists use sas
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Visualizing Docker Containers and Images(merrigrove.blogspot.com)
104 points by ludsan 11y ago|2 comments
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Why most Crockford32 Implementations are Wrong(merrigrove.blogspot.com)
5 points by ludsan 12y ago|0 comments
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Why the Heck is Git so Hard?(merrigrove.blogspot.com)
57 points by ludsan 13y ago|63 comments
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Unix Command Lines and Relations(merrigrove.blogspot.com)
57 points by ludsan 13y ago|16 comments
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What the Heck is a Relation? From Tables to Cartesian Products to Logic(merrigrove.blogspot.com)
50 points by ludsan 13y ago|10 comments