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   by mseri 9y ago

   The book might be 'Brain Rules for kids' by John Medina. A scientific account of what we know and don't know of brain development from the womb to 5. Really enjoyable and full of useful insights
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   by mseri 10y ago

   And on the body?
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   by mseri 10y ago

   AFAIK it is not known how big it could be. However, if you accept the current atomic models, there are serious issues preventing atoms with number higher than 135 (or thereabout), things like the electrons needing to move faster than light
4. 154.▲
   by mseri 10y ago

   The charger and watch plug of my kickstarter version oxidized slightly few months ago, since then I am unable to charge it unfortunately. I was using it quite a lot
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   by mseri 10y ago

   The changes are explained with some examples here [0]. Flambda is finally on, but comes with a regression :( [1]. [0]: https://github.com/gasche/ocaml-releases-change-explanation/... [1]: https://sympa.
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   by mseri 10y ago

   True, but maybe with this switch to wa tighter release schedule we might be able to see them land in a not too distant future
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   OCaml 4.04.0 released(sympa.inria.fr)

   175 points by mseri 10y ago|24 comments
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   by mseri 10y ago

   Yes, it was Koko, thanks! I think she understood a reasonable number of words and concepts, arriving to "talk" about her feelings towards death. It's going to be really interesting if we can really start understanding and tal
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   by mseri 10y ago

   There is the gorilla also, I cannot remember her name right now
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    by mseri 10y ago

    Same here. Malicious backdoor or rootkit backdoor would have been more appropriate
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    by mseri 10y ago

    Afaik xen does not use memory deduplication. KVM aside, one should be worried about things running inside a linux host/vm, like containers. Maybe I am missing something
12. 162.▲
    by mseri 10y ago

    It was meant as a joke... Lol, you can eve delete it if it is inappropriate
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    Whistleblowers come forward with explosive allegations about the EU Referendum(thecanary.co)

    1 points by mseri 10y ago|0 comments
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    by mseri 10y ago

    Also a syntax pre-parser to support more "standard" mathematical notation (one among the many: exponentiation using ^)
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    by mseri 10y ago

    Thanks. I had to look back at my notes. I had issues with matplotlib and few other packages at the time with python 3.4, due to python not being built as framework. I have just found a related issue: https://github.com/joyen
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    by mseri 10y ago

    Is it possible to avoid bundling old sdk and use the one installed instead by xcode instead? Or it would require too much troubles? EDIT: completed sentence
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    by mseri 10y ago

    How is situation with python3 on osx? Last time I used pkgin, it was not compiled as Framework preventing some libraries to work properly
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    by mseri 10y ago

    Also Bucklescript [0] now, although is still alpha quality according to the repo. [0]: https://github.com/bloomberg/bucklescript
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    by mseri 10y ago

    Sorry, what I meant is that I remember having read somewhere that dead code elimination, or some sort of, will be one of the optimization coming in the future due to the introduction of flambda. When I go back home I will try to find a refe
20. 170.▲
    by mseri 10y ago

    It's coming with flambda. Am I wrong?
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    by mseri 10y ago

    Why? It has more benefits that downsides. I think the only complains we can do at the moment are the switch from '<-' to '=' for mutable records and from '->' to '=>' for functions. But we wi
22. 172.▲
    by mseri 10y ago

    Thanks. I am definitely going to play with it!
23. 173.▲
    by mseri 10y ago

    Will you stream or record the session?
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    by mseri 10y ago

    I love OCaml, but that's a really nice reshape of OCaml syntax! And apparently things will be interoperable. I am really curious to see where it goes. EDIT: and they want to use and maintain compatibility with ppx. Great news
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    Building Slackbot in Swift(medium.com)

    1 points by mseri 10y ago|0 comments
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    by mseri 10y ago

    In most of arXiv supported fields (if not all) people do peer review for free. It's assumed as part of your academic job
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    by mseri 10y ago

    I agree with these comments wholeheartedly. However, there is a surprisingly high amount of high school and science bachelors, including math, that actually does not know about it (or other cas for what matter). Each time I am quite stunned
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    by mseri 10y ago

    Servo might change this in the distant future :)
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    by mseri 10y ago

    Yes, but FaceTime use of bandwidth is an order of magnitude smaller... In additino, Skype is not updated in Linux since ages
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    BuckleScript – A JavaScript Back End for the OCaml Compiler(bloomberg.github.io)

    1 points by mseri 11y ago|0 comments