mr_tyzic

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Full Metal Jacket: A visual dataflow language (2016)(fmjlang.co.uk)
56 points by mr_tyzic 8y ago|55 comments
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by mr_tyzic 8y ago
Hydraulic integrator would be a better translation.
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A Massive Impact Crater Has Been Detected Beneath Greenland’s Ice Sheet(gizmodo.com)
25 points by mr_tyzic 8y ago|6 comments
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Negative Time Iteration(billwadge.wordpress.com)
17 points by mr_tyzic 8y ago|2 comments
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Programming With End-Of-Data(billwadge.wordpress.com)
34 points by mr_tyzic 8y ago|1 comments
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Evaluating Vax Lisp 3.1(netzhansa.blogspot.com)
106 points by mr_tyzic 8y ago|12 comments
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An Old Conjecture on Stream Transducers(pvk.ca)
36 points by mr_tyzic 8y ago|9 comments
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Ernst Haeckel’s Jellyfish(publicdomainreview.org)
41 points by mr_tyzic 8y ago|6 comments
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Venetian Cryptography(vcrypto.tonyo.info)
28 points by mr_tyzic 9y ago|3 comments
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Multidimensional Dataflow in Lucid(billwadge.wordpress.com)
53 points by mr_tyzic 9y ago|11 comments
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Clocks for Software Engineers(zipcpu.com)
434 points by mr_tyzic 9y ago|59 comments
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The Return of the Cray files (2011)(modularcircuits.com)
40 points by mr_tyzic 9y ago|13 comments
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2D Syntax(docs.racket-lang.org)
371 points by mr_tyzic 9y ago|86 comments
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This Post Is Meaningless – The Liar Paradox(billwadge.wordpress.com)
27 points by mr_tyzic 9y ago|18 comments
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Some implications of the Bank of England comparing itself to the MetOffice(magic-maths-money.blogspot.com)
26 points by mr_tyzic 10y ago|9 comments
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The Semantics of Destructive Lisp (1986) [pdf](sul-derivatives.stanford.edu)
55 points by mr_tyzic 10y ago|4 comments
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by mr_tyzic 10y ago
Ayn Rand sure did though.
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by mr_tyzic 10y ago
> It's ludicrous that we in this country can't have modern infrastructure. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gkf2MQdqz-o is a survey of American domestic and foreign policy that goes into this question. The speak
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The Tyranny of the Clock – Ivan Sutherland (2012) [pdf](worrydream.com)
84 points by mr_tyzic 10y ago|29 comments
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by mr_tyzic 10y ago
The answer of the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa, which few (in the West at least) would now argue was wrong.
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by mr_tyzic 10y ago
The point is that all the same arguments were brought up against the previous anti-apartheid movement (the one in South Africa) at the time, and today almost no one would argue that those sanctions (and boycotts and divestments) weren'
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by mr_tyzic 10y ago
> Ironically movements like the BDS actually cause Palestinians who work for Israeli companies to loose their jobs. This argument was often made against anti-apartheid sanctions on South Africa. The answer was that it was for the oppress
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by mr_tyzic 10y ago
By that argument, if you're grieving the loss of a loved one, deciding whether to marry, struggling to write a novel, or even fixing a bug in a computer program, you have a disease. All those presumably have some biochemical correlate.
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by mr_tyzic 10y ago
No proof, but I meant an implicit "even if you assume that" at the start of the comment.
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by mr_tyzic 10y ago
It's an investor's job to be so foolish.
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by mr_tyzic 10y ago
Everything in the mind is biologically mediated. That doesn't make every mind problem a disease.
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by mr_tyzic 11y ago
In terms of their reporting, sure they are. They're at the liberal end of the spectrum but well within what Murray is talking about.
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Elf in Guile (2014)(wingolog.org)
47 points by mr_tyzic 11y ago|7 comments
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Optimization of Series Expressions (1989) [pdf](dtic.mil)
28 points by mr_tyzic 11y ago|0 comments
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Two paths, one peak: a view on high-performance language implementations(wingolog.org)
47 points by mr_tyzic 11y ago|7 comments

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