mabynogy

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These recently declassified nuclear test videos are utterly mesmerizing(arstechnica.com)
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by mabynogy 10y ago
> Finally, you have to realize that you are dealing with a very powerful and conservative management culture. Has anybody tried to address the patient needs before? Patients should be easier to convince. It could be a good strategy to in
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OpenEMR: Electronic Medical Records and Medical Practice Management Software(open-emr.org)
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Lib.reviews: a not-for-profit platform for reviewing anything, in any language(lib.reviews)
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C++ Braced Initialization(blog.quasardb.net)
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by mabynogy 10y ago
The main() implementing the IRC protocol: https://notabug.org/mlaine/bashy2/src/master/bashy2#L74
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Bashy2: an irc bot for sdf.org written in shell(notabug.org)
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Feature watch: ECMAScript 2018(2ality.com)
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Strings in C++ Switch/Case statements(hbfs.wordpress.com)
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6809 Instruction Set(atjs.mbnet.fi)
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F*: A Higher-Order Effectful Language Designed for Program Verification(fstar-lang.org)
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by mabynogy 10y ago
No, it wasn't.
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by mabynogy 10y ago
https://github.com/robtweed/EWD/tree/master/m_apache
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by mabynogy 10y ago
An SQL interpreter written in MUMPS: https://github.com/robtweed/node-mdb/blob/master/gtm/MDB.m#L...
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by mabynogy 10y ago
> I know people that love working in COBOL. For the most part that is because it is what they know. Forth is old too and some people love it. Both MUMPS and Forth have some unique features: - easy to bootstrap for Forth (mixing a compile
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How to Spot Arial(marksimonson.com)
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SatNOGS: Satellite Networked Open Ground Station(satnogs.org)
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The Mumps Programming Language(cs.uni.edu)
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Notes on Programming in C – Rob Pike (1989)(lysator.liu.se)
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by mabynogy 10y ago
Kaldi http://kaldi-asr.org/ OpenCV
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by mabynogy 10y ago
You can transform: o.f(a,b,c) to f(o,a,b,c) Remove methods and use the object as a data structure.
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by mabynogy 10y ago
Or maybe JS is like shell ("Web as the OS").
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by mabynogy 10y ago
> Moreover, is the non-existence of free will really the simpler alternative to the existence of free will? I would say yes because it's mostly a western world concern (thus cultural). It was also used to explain the existence of th
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by mabynogy 10y ago
It seems something else than the state is stored in "you" and released later.
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by mabynogy 10y ago
> You mean if you believe in scientism. No. If you believe in science as a practice or a way to explain things or "operate" things (like someone that switch on a light and that have some knowledge about electricity). If you agr
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by mabynogy 10y ago
You can discard free will if you believe in science (or its artefacts) because of the Occam's Razor (don't need it to explain the rest).
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by mabynogy 10y ago
Very cool! And the IPython notebook is direct available here: https://github.com/sangaline/reverse-engineering-the-hacker-...
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GopherVR: a 3-D environment for Gopherspace (2015)(gopher.floodgap.com)
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Slrn: a powerful text-based newsreader(slrn.sourceforge.net)
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by mabynogy 10y ago
When clicking the logo: Cannot GET /index.html https://tophn.info/index.html

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