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metreo
7y ago
I guess the thing about Fortran, to circle back to your question, is that it isn't common in critical infrastructure.
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metreo
7y ago
It's actually still better on my eyes than JavaScript.
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metreo
7y ago
Fortran (standardized without caps for at least the last couple decades) is current to the 2018 release. I haven't come across anybody who cares or is using it. You do eventually see a lot of older code in it in symbolic and algebraic
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metreo
7y ago
Do you really want to end up in a situation where you're in a position of maintaining someone else's ancient codebase? I guarantee you this is not a path to anywhere but misery.
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metreo
7y ago
Julia may be portable but it doesn't run well at all on smaller embedded devices like a Pi or Nano for example and its compiler will be an issue on most mobile devices outside of terminal emulators.
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metreo
7y ago
And 77.5% of the new demand turns out is from the Microsoft employees sent home :)
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metreo
7y ago
Why doesn't everyone just use Tor?
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metreo
7y ago
I've used this for years, it's one of the first applications I add to a new build. Keeps all of my reading synced including backup copies of the material.
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metreo
7y ago
That course isn't even premium content I don't think.
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metreo
7y ago
I'm doing a relatively short course right now on optimization which is instructive. Profiling is an important but strangely ad hoc task so I'm always looking for fresh content on the subject.
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Unity Learn platform free for three months
(learn.unity.com)
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metreo
7y ago
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metreo
7y ago
Has this been checked on Snopes.com?
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metreo
7y ago
Purely in Ruby as well... nice.
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metreo
7y ago
LaTeX and Markdown work so well together I wouldn't care to separate the two technologies.
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metreo
7y ago
I've had a much shorter frame of time with Rust and I have to say I really enjoy the learning experience, and that is to say that learning the language is a pleasurable experience. Other languages with larger more established communiti
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metreo
7y ago
I love Julia and the hard work of the team behind this is very exciting!