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by nudpiedo 10y ago
Where is the difference between that and distributed computing? A part of the specific usage for ML I don't see many differences, seti@home was an actual revolution made of actual volunteers (I don't know how many google users wil
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Logic programming is overrated (2013)(programming-puzzler.blogspot.com)
2 points by nudpiedo 10y ago|0 comments
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by nudpiedo 10y ago
No, at least not just "reading code". You need to understand and identify the patterns that underly there... so debugging other people's code and lear how other's strategies are solving their problems should be the actua
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by nudpiedo 10y ago
BSD had always several advantages over other open source systems which are widely available... I think the number of advantages and shortcomings didn't really change over the time but if you want to discuss WHY it is becoming NOW a mor
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Artificial data give the same results as real data(m.phys.org)
5 points by nudpiedo 10y ago|0 comments
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by nudpiedo 10y ago
It seems that Elon Musk used to read the ghost in the shell (攻殻機動隊) as well... which very soon will have a Hollywood version in every cinema. The problem I find on Elon words is that everything he says tends to be oversimplified and put in
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Nope Quiz, a French Game Made with Haxe #1 in iOS AppStore(groups.google.com)
2 points by nudpiedo 10y ago|0 comments
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by nudpiedo 10y ago
I cannot upvote you enough: some business common sense in a world of softwarefilia...
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by nudpiedo 10y ago
This post was really good, it proves the point of learning an esoteric language and skills for a mainstream technology. I wish I could read more posts like this one.
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by nudpiedo 10y ago
You just have to code every single user interaction and effect from scratch in every project unless you want to deal with ports or impurity. Integration of different elm subcomponents is also a pain in the ass because it doesn't have a
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by nudpiedo 10y ago
I do not see that much of differences between Haxe and JS, mostly because Haxe is a superset of EcmaScript. However the process is not that automatic because TypeScript is more permissive I would say (though there is already a convertor fro
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by nudpiedo 10y ago
Yes, you can expose Haxe classes so you can use them as any other API from JS. There is also the option to declare externs for existing JS and the require function.
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by nudpiedo 10y ago
From what you say most of those problems are just syntactical, isn't it? Somehow I started to believe that it is a matter of visibility and self selling skills in the haxe community. The problems you mention seems to be possible to sol
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by nudpiedo 10y ago
By using haxe he could have started now transpiling some of those 10k lines also to the python backend just for free plus all the additional prepocessor and type checks that are common for typescript and haxe. I don't really understand
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by nudpiedo 10y ago
The question is: in which countries are you operating? US only? Is there any SIM as a service in a Linux host or behind some REST interface? (for the creation of bots) Could I have multiple telephone numbers/identities in a single SIM?
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
Something that should be one of the fundamental human rights in internet (and in fact it is a right in Europe) is so complicated or even impossible sometimes... certainly the companies which don't let you control your account or data a
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
I think that as well,... also a bit more of batteries included and less frameworks.
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
thank you, somehow I published the note instead of the direct link... now I can't edit it
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The Haxe Code Cookbook(haxe.org)
58 points by nudpiedo 11y ago|4 comments
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
I couldn't resist to take a fast look online... and yes, it's very pragmatic. Even I would say funny/elegant, just expensive. HOWEVER simple and easy solutions often are better, so based on the same simple idea the same exper
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
I find it awesome! I've never seen something like that. I would like to know more details about this kind of programming (does it have to do with loud programming?) and to know whether is possible to use for real life problem solving w
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
Despite the nice try of some SV companies the lack of labor rights in the US is a well known and well documented issue; unfortunately no new here.
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
Does that worth to be shared in this community? has that ever been a problem worth mention to someone? I am only aware to problems related to those names when a living person feels they are using their name/image in a defamatory or una
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
Why dumb? Perhaps you only need longer time to adapt to the new status... until the new way to structure the code becomes your default way to present functions.
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
I would recommend gentoo. Especially if you don't want to be a consumer but someone who cares (aka sysadmin). There is always time to move back to debian world.
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
Am I the only one who tried if the IP is online?
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
I though the same as soon as I read the title... fast file transfer with its RFC already available on any computer of the world. But wormhole sounds cool.
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
I expected random junk but the stream is just zeroed :( With a compression algorythm we could safe 100% of the bandwith (trending to infinite, xD). By the way, the donwload speed always drops, even when using axel.
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
I find the article good, but why people is that lazy in first instance? There a few idiots everywhere, but so often deadlines and stupid management force bad habits (which create antipatterns...).
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
That is how big organizations work: 1. they feel flash is slowly dying or that it could be potentially be sold 2. No more investment in order to get the biggest money from the already existing market of customers, a future sale, or force mi

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