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by nahuel0x 6y ago
Here you have a list of LiveView like libs/frameworks in multiple languages: https://github.com/dbohdan/liveviews
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
See also "Towards a new Socialism" by Cockshott and Cottrell: http://ricardo.ecn.wfu.edu/~cottrell/socialism_book/
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
if you want to put your tin foil hat on, add the recent Huawei's R&D lab explosion.
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
Imagine a zero emissions electrical vehicle with no batteries at all, much more easily automatable than cars, infinitely safer and can be used for medium and long distances. Looks like a Tesla pipe dream, right? Now imagine a complete trans
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
I think we need to wait to the next iteration to get a totally indistinguishable one, but very impressive still ;)
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
What do you think about a dystopia were GPT-3 / GPT-4 bots post comments to Hacker News including references and links without being distinguished from real humans?
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
Flutter is basically this.
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
The engine/fuel terminology is not new, it comes from the 1986 paper "Abstracting Timed Preemption with Engines" / Christopher T. Haynes, Daniel P. Friedman: ftp://ftp.extreme.indiana.edu/pub/techrepo
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Experimental evidence supportive of the quantum DNA model(dc.uthsc.edu)
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
Just to understand you better, Clojure lazy-seqs are thread-safe but the Loom killing mechanism is not compatible with sections guarded with locks? So, if you had: try { lock.lock() // long computation here, no interrupts c
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
It can be useful for killing a clojure virtual thread who only uses shared memory by reading thread-safe persistent data structures and writes only to clojure atoms/STM (besides his unshared local state). If this is possible, then Loom
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
Can a Loom scheduler kill a virtual thread in an arbitrary execution point (like Erlang process but unlike goroutines)?
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
Related, this is an interesting relatively modern (1993) book about socialist planning + computers + networking: "Towards a New Socialism" / Paul Cockshott and Allin Cottrell http://ricardo.ecn.wfu.edu/~cottre
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
The bureaucracy wanted to maintain the status quo (and his privileged position in it) but in the long run their interest as a caste were directed to restore capitalism, as they sat on a contradictory position (e.g., no inheritance rights).
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
Soviet bureaucracy wanted to transform itself into capitalist oligarchs by seizing and privatizing the state enterprises instead of creating an open, democratic and scientific economic planning system. Trotsky was right.
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
I suspect you are a GPT-3 bot :)
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
Well, category theory is pure subversive stuff, just check the Lawvere-Hegel link or Grothendieck giving lectures at the Hanoi jungle to protest Vietnam War :)
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
In Argentina a military governor from our last dictatorship banned teaching Set theory because it was a "collectivist idea" and was "against the individual". You can learn more here (spanish): https://www.nexo
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
"systems and institutions that have taken on lives of their own and serve no one’s interests". This is closer to the Marx view of capitalism than some sort of vulgar theory about a conspiracy of the ruling class against the worker
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
the "Smalltalk" word is missing from this page and the main one, interesting marketing move :)
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
for conditions in Clojure also check this: https://gist.github.com/msgodf/6f4e43c112b8e89eee3d
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
Julia is taking some inroads in climate modelling: "when the coder-climatologists of the Climate Modeling Alliance (CliMA) — a coalition of US-based scientists, engineers and mathematicians — set out to build a model from the ground up
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
It will be very nice if you can show a big list of conditions use-cases, hypothetical and real world, besides the implementation details. That will help to popularize the concept for non-CL audiences.
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
well said, this is the premise of Das Kapital in modern words.
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
The law of increasing concentration of capital is probably the most successful prediction made by Karl Marx until now. Just another sample: "Since the 1950s, food retailing in the UK has undergone a massive shift from high streets, cov
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
is a Prolog derivative with FOHH clauses, first post says it.
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
Using a Prolog implementation behind Rust Analyzer is very interesting, here is the post announcing it: http://smallcultfollowing.com/babysteps/blog/2017/01/26/lowe... and more info here: https:&#
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
hi Mikel, do you know if there is some Ralph and Bauhaus info/docs/sources out there? Or they are completely lost in time?
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
How Loom manages killing a vthread from another vthread? In Erlang you can do it safely and without needing to check a cancellation signal in the process to be killed. Also, Erlang has per-process heaps, an usually overlooked feature that g
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by nahuel0x 6y ago
Boyle's gas law can be discovered without knowing anything about a kinetic theory of gases or quantum mechanics. You can discover "high level" laws (effective but incomplete approximations to reality) without knowing how to m

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