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nahuel0x
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BigInt as added in ECMAScript 2020, you are seeing and old version: https://262.ecma-international.org/11.0/
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JS now has BigInt, an integer type with arbitrary precision.
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> We believe JavaScript, instead of Python, could act as an ideal language for expressing mathematical ideas if the proper infrastructure existed. It would be nice to read a rationale about this.
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1c/Tyrian: Run TypeScript / NPM Modules on JVM
(github.com)
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Now take in account the ecosystems destroyed and the picture is very different. We must leave behind the humans-only perspective.
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This direction is also analogous to the historical development of programming languages, from bytecodes to textual assembly instructions to (something like) macro-assembler.
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Utopias with big capitalist bosses are not utopias.
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Not really, an actor can implement an FSM but it also can have an infinite number of states.
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There was an old s.f. short story about the tripulation of an space ship stuck in a planet where they found plastic-eating plants and little animals moved by gears. Somebody remembers the title/author?
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swc is more ambitious, it wants to re-implement all of tsc type checking, not only transpiling: https://github.com/swc-project/swc/issues/571
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Giving fine-grained permissions to sandboxed libraries is the way forward, and probably a really good use case for WASM.
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a good and rational use of resources, it's not like we are in the middle of a planetary ecological disaster or a possible end-of-civilization climate change crisis. Capitalism at its finest.
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New Ubuntu installer will use Flutter
(omgubuntu.co.uk)
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There is no V8 here, you don't need a JS VM to run WASM. It uses wasmer, a Rust based WASM VM: https://github.com/wasmerio/wasmer
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You are right, but this project (or a similar one) who uses WASM based rust nano processes has the potential to leave Go and Erlang in the dust: https://github.com/lunatic-solutions/lunatic
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Check this: https://singularityhub.com/2021/01/19/a-language-ai-is-accur...
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RNA Memory Hypothesis
(scottlocklin.wordpress.com)
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Probably he wanted to be in good terms with Hitler and get it closer to attack the USSR. Chamberlain had a very antisoviet stance (even in contrast with other cabinet members) and maybe he reasonably thought Hitler would not overextend by a
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Not only the coup against Hitler was a real possibility if Britain defended Czechoslovakia, but also the british knew about it first hand. Kleist, a german emissary of the anti-Hitler faction in the Wehrmacht, was secretly visiting Britain
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Is interesting to read the words of Trotsky just after the Munich agreement was signed, predicting the upcoming Molotov-Ribbentrop pact and the upcoming war: https://www.marxists.org/archive/trotsky/1938/10&#x
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Tapestry: Project Loom Primitives for Clojure
(github.com)
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Note, beyond all sarcasm, I adhere. At least all critical pieces like sudo must be rewritten in a safer language than C.
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"rewrite sudo in Rust" in 3,2...
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Also found MarkText, MIT Licensed: https://marktext.app/
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I just found typora[0] and Emacs "M-x markdown-toggle-markup-hiding" :) [0] https://typora.io/
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Somebody feels we need to found a middle way between full WYSIYWG and two pane source/preview for Markdown writing?
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Sometimes fear of the unknown is very useful for survival purposes. There is a reason we evolved with it.
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> By design, CPU clocks have jitter to resist timing attacks. Where did you get that info? Never saw anything like that.
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Maybe future historians will grab his heads when they find out we consumed the energy of a mid sized country during a climate change global existential threat just to run a big speculation digital game. In some sense, bitcoin seems to be th
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"Grothendieck's political views were radical and pacifist, and he strongly opposed both United States intervention in Vietnam and Soviet military expansionism. He gave lectures on category theory in the forests surrounding Hanoi w
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