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Whatever happened to learning something to broaden your view? I doubt I'll get a job in Clojure anytime soon - but learning it has been the biggest eye opener to me as a programmer in the last 5 years. > The answer to all these ques
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The title is incorrect; you need "!" and the only reason why I clicked on the article was that doing it without "!" would be a BIG deal. The title of the original article is "A Javascript journey with only six chara
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Your mere presence provides value for them as you are part of the reason why your friends are on FB.
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Distinctive signatures of recursion
(rstb.royalsocietypublishing.org)
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The science of cycology: Failures to understand how everyday objects work (2006) [pdf]
(liverpool.ac.uk)
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ES6 module loading: More complicated than you think
(nczonline.net)
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Geometric Folding Algorithms: Linkages, Origami, Polyhedra
(ocw.mit.edu)
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> “Data that comes off a mechanical disk has a subtle warmth and presence that no solid-state drive can match,” the cogniscenti will tell us. Probably not
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Show HN: Brainfuck golf
(adrianton3.github.io)
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Special Relativity Theory and Cellular Automata: Light as a CA Process
(arxiv.org)
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RegExp lookbehind assertions
(v8project.blogspot.com)
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"The new engine will meld the best characteristics of gasoline and compression ignition engines with an innovative piston architecture refined by Achates Power that sets two pistons moving in opposition in one cylinder." We alread
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Visualization of Hidden Markov Models
(adrianton3.github.io)
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Show HN: Particle Swarm Optimization JavaScript Library and Examples
(github.com)
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Managed to close it twice, but it took a while. I don't understand how a single application can render a whole (multicore) system unresponsive. Isn't the OS supposed to take control from a long-running task once in a while? I'
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WebGL Off the Main Thread
(hacks.mozilla.org)
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> Haskell, for instance, is mind blowing. Mind blowing is the amount of output and obscurity of the error message you get from the type checker. It's harder to understand the error message than to debug the program if compiled "
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A Formal Semantics of C with Applications (2010) [pdf]
(fsl.cs.illinois.edu)
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I was wondering the same thing; I had to check on wikipedia that indeed consumer-grade 64 bit processors were on the market in 2003 (AMD Athlon 64). I also remember Windows XP and Mandriva had support for 64 bit processors at the time. This
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Generic: Min and Max Redivivus (2001)
(drdobbs.com)
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There are type inspection tools for JS - Webstorm has one and then there is the open source tern.js and facebook's flow. I imagine in erlang it's a bit easier to infer types in erlang because it's immutable and because functi
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Practical Type Inference Based on Success Typings (2006) [pdf]
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Practical Type Inference Based on Success Typings (2006) [pdf]
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"Almost every application that is being made ends up lagging in schedule, regrettably" I'm grateful, of course, for the technological progresses we've made since '73, but how come this is still an issue?
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Show HN: Staplo – a number/string/stack puzzle game made in ClojureScript
(adrianton3.github.io)
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The traversal order of object properties in ES6
(2ality.com)
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> So, is this is a point in favor of not commenting your Javascript code or using inline docs? You can of course strip comments when making builds. In fact you can even write functions of more than 600 chars and get away with it as long
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1. Search on the internet and you might stumble upon lists like these http://www.quora.com/What-are-some-programs-every-programmer... . 2. Search for images of "procedural generated art" - there are TONS of these.
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Typed Arrays in ECMAScript 6
(2ality.com)
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While trying to nail down the last few bugs in my own chip-8 emulator I consulted other emulators on github (there are tons). Weirdly, some instructions behave slightly differently with every emulator. I found this guide to be the most comp
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