miga

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by miga 13y ago
Would be nice to have something multilanguage for users of minority languages (Erlang, Haskell, or Lisp.)
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by miga 13y ago
Depends on break-even point. Even if, there is still a value in accepting pre-orders for company to be certain of an actual market size.
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by miga 13y ago
And thus all EU countries should have it without duty.
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by miga 13y ago
Good way to probe for most acceptable pricing level before project design is finalized.
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by miga 13y ago
So what are estimates of total funding in 30 days?
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by miga 13y ago
Ask liberal, and one will say that world is much worse with taxes and govt intervention in the economy. Other people may be tempted to talk about NSA as issue of civil liberties and govt supervision rather than economy though. Why not to fu
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by miga 13y ago
Not sure if this is good idea. Their database may be worth too much on a commercial market, and what if they may be tempted to become self-funding.
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by miga 13y ago
Sounds great, I also like Retina, but lackings of current HDMI standard are equally discouraging as a 3D session with Samsung monitor against Samsung glasses nowadays. At least until the make it work out of the box, and compatible. BTW Is t
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by miga 13y ago
Especially welcome are DirectX-porting helpers. Other changes are performance tuning, as far as I have seen.
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by miga 13y ago
Longing for autoupdated e-books?
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by miga 13y ago
They seem to aim for the high end, but on the other hand it seems still difficult to provide all-around desktop platform without Intel/AMD instruction set. But if it is ARM and it still works, then it would still be a nice office platf
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by miga 13y ago
I'd encourage statistics check. It is common that many of the "containment regimes" that are supposed to motivate children are more ruthlessly enforced on gifted children to "help them reach potential". And it is kn
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by miga 13y ago
Having JS, ARM, and Intel compilers now make Haskell a multi-platform tool of choice among discriminating hackers ;-). Let's just wait for GHCi support on both JS and ARM.
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by miga 13y ago
Wrong. Genes could be easily compared with non-human homologs, and thus many possible drug target genes were found by similarity to other species. Medical knowledge thus also benefitted from non-human sequencing projects.
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by miga 13y ago
Depending of the definition of the "leg" this robot has actually 4*6=24 legs.
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by miga 13y ago
If your really hate someone, teach them to recognize bad spacing and bad kerning: http://xkcd.com/1015/
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by miga 13y ago
Would be useful for the rest of the world.
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by miga 13y ago
Good luck guys! MLWorks had quite a reputation at the beginning of the century, and both ML & OCaml have then been already acclaimed as industrial strength functional languages.
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by miga 13y ago
Nothing newer on the topic? Given that 64-core nodes have become standard in high performance computing, and there are talks about 100s of cores on a single chip, the research may benefit from revision.
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by miga 14y ago
If they drink Hennessy, you may want to file a report with Iranian police. They may be sympathetic.
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by miga 14y ago
Many of the claims are false: > 1. It’s object oriented. The point refers to OOHaskell, which is a now dead syntactic dialect. So it may not be valid for common Haskell, where inheritance with extension may still need to be worked on...
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by miga 14y ago
> Haskell only seems hard at first because it incorporates a lot of ideas that other languages do not. Indeed, even if you know Haskell, it may take years to master all classes in its standard library and most commonly used modules (li
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by miga 14y ago
Stream fusion is an optimization framework that is (to my knowledge) defined in the library, but common to most sequence types in Haskell.
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by miga 14y ago
Writing short and clear code in Haskell is definitely easy. As for optimization - it quite often does it for you too!
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by miga 14y ago
Best results maybe, but both MRI resolution and frame acquisition times seem to improve fast: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTOhDqhCKQs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtBd1y0_Pvo
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by miga 14y ago
That's why it is brilliant idea to call them back and ask why! (Which is what the article author did in case of Foreign Office.)
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by miga 14y ago
Should SPEC pay for static analysis services like Coverity on the code that enters the benchmark? Or does it take a law to make them fix bugs in the code they ship?
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by miga 14y ago
As soon as you try to make communication permanent it seems to become documentation. Even if just for yourself. Best developers make it read like a book, so you may just ask them to be brief and make wiki consistent.
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by miga 14y ago
There is a lot to be done with data accumulated in current databases like http://rcsb.org , http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/ , etc. This work doesn't require any wet lab. If you want to do wet lab work, I would recommend to get at least few m
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by miga 14y ago
Tool is subject to change, particularly when change looks like an upgrade.

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