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A paper on live programming with embedded live programming tools(users.soe.ucsc.edu)
3 points by macmac 10y ago|0 comments
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by macmac 10y ago
This epitomises the corporate establishments reaction to disruptive and uncontrollable technologies.
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Unison, a truly distributed programming language with a semantic editor(unisonweb.org)
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by macmac 10y ago
That will not be as easy as it may sound. The court (the appointed receivership) is obligated to ensure the best possible price for the assets, so Hyundai is likely to have to bid for the vessels in competition with other actors. What the g
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by macmac 10y ago
http://www.sdcexec.com/news/12252450/spot-rates-skyrocket-af... quoting http://www.worldcontainerindex.com/
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by macmac 10y ago
Fun fact: The top 3 largest container shipping lines are all family controlled companies and are all European based (Denmark, Switzerland and France)
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by macmac 10y ago
My guess would be that if they intended to do so they would have done it earlier.
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by macmac 10y ago
Absolutely nothing. Baltic Dry only covers bulk carriers. Hanjin's fleet of bulk carriers consists of only 22 vessels.
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by macmac 10y ago
There is a strong tradition of state intervention when bankruptcy in container shipping is likely. Both German and French lines have been saved by their respective governments.
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by macmac 10y ago
Looks very nice, good balance between overview and substance. You have both code and design in your byline, but there is very little emphasis if on problem solving using code in the cases.
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by macmac 10y ago
What makes Clojure "not LISP"?
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by macmac 10y ago
54 years later he got a Nobel prize for ideas that were essentially present in this paper.
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by macmac 10y ago
The patent troll(s) in the the industry are mostly German and Danish.
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by macmac 10y ago
Please see Betteridges Law https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...
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by macmac 10y ago
The existence of an open source version was surely a big part of the success, but so was the existence of a commercial option.
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by macmac 10y ago
Naaah, this has been tried before and was banned for a long time but that was recently changed. The concensus is that it is not worth the effort.
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First commercial telegraph used binary tree for encoding(en.wikipedia.org)
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by macmac 10y ago
Judging from this I would go all in on Nokia.
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by macmac 10y ago
Which organizations is he talking about?
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by macmac 10y ago
Can we please not spend any cycles on this. The judge is clearly a loon who should have retired long ago.
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Listen to Elon.
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by macmac 10y ago
Don't feed the troll.
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by macmac 10y ago
I met one of these guys once. Tough as nails and a very funny. At the pysch evaluation he had to go through before being accepted into the unit, the psychologist had asked him if he felt he had any special challenges in relation to working
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by macmac 10y ago
I am getting a 404 for the algo2-003, but the others work fine.
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by macmac 10y ago
I am all for challenging orthodoxy, but Myhrvold appears to have been really sloppy.
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by macmac 10y ago
clojure.spec is available in 1.9.1/alpha1 via [org.clojure/clojure "1.9.0-alpha1"] in your project.clj. There is an excellent guide available here: http://clojure.org/guides/spec
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by macmac 10y ago
The "A Concrete Introduction to Probability (using Python)" and the "Economics Simulation" are my personal favourites.
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List of Peter Norvig's Jupyter (IPython) Notebooks(norvig.com)
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http://lbstanza.org/
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by macmac 10y ago
A link would have been nice.

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