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   Composability in functional and flow-based programming(rillabs.com)

   1 points by samuell 6y ago|0 comments
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   by samuell 6y ago

   The one I've heard most about is 16:8, which would mean e.g. first meal being lunch at 12 and last one dinner before 20, resulting in a 8-hour eating window, and a 16 hour fasting one.
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   Rust tops bioinformatics micro-benchmark(github.com)

   6 points by samuell 6y ago|1 comments
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   Composability in functional and flow-based programming(rillabs.com)

   1 points by samuell 6y ago|0 comments
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   by samuell 6y ago

   Very much excited that this is finally moving forward. Such sweet improvements this will allow for SciPipe and FlowBase when this nears completion [1,2]. It will make it so much easier to enable typed port objects, which can still re-use al
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   by samuell 6y ago

   Spyder is great. With all the complexity of python dev environments (virtual env managers, package managers and then the IDE), it is nice to at least be able to provide users with a well functioning self-contained IDE that just works out of
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   by samuell 6y ago

   On a related note, there's also work on an FBP implementation in Elixir: https://github.com/pcmarks/ElixirFBP
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   by samuell 6y ago

   Sorry about this, I was typing in a hurry. The links should redirect to https://github.com/flowbase/flowbase but seems to be misconfigured for https. Looking into it.
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   by samuell 6y ago

   Thanks, that clarifies a lot!
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    by samuell 6y ago

    Thank you!
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    by samuell 6y ago

    Ouch, sorry, and thanks! Wrote on mobile on the go and didn't manage to double check the link.
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    by samuell 6y ago

    I actually didn't want to make this too much of an FP-bashing comment, as I find great use of many FP concepts, daily. I have yet to see an FP concept for composition though, that is as simple and generic in its implementation, as the
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    by samuell 6y ago

    That is nice to see! I was evaluating Akka a bit some years ago.
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    by samuell 6y ago

    I'm super intrigued by luna/enso. Only that every time I've tried it, the editor has had serious stability problems. I wonder if a more traditional tooling and editor support wouldn't be more successful for wide adoption
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    by samuell 6y ago

    Actor systems differ in their means of communication. While actor systems use the actors as the main units that you connect, with fire and forget messaging to each actor's inbox, FBP proposes communication between named ports over chan
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    by samuell 6y ago

    Beam has some overlap, but in my understanding it has a rather involved syntax for defining the data flows, quite far from the simple list of connections between in and out ports that you see in FBP systems following J P Morrisons principle
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    by samuell 6y ago

    The core of the FBP principles are the holy grail of true componentized function architecture. Instead of losing yourself in ever more complex syntax convolutions as has happened in a lot of functional programming, you make the components (
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    by samuell 6y ago

    Ah, missed the main website (just thought the github one was just that). On soul.dev the examples are indeed easy enough to find. Looks like an interesting project!
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    by samuell 6y ago

    I would have expected a code example on the front page.
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    by samuell 6y ago

    It is definitely clearly snappier, yes. There is some sub-second loading times, which should not be surprising, but not the sometimes multi-second lags I have seen in Google Analytics.
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    by samuell 6y ago

    Installed it on some websites recently. Quite pleased with the UI and the functionality. Pretty spot on in terms of the right level of information about users - providing useful info without stalking people inappropriately. The new version
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    by samuell 6y ago

    I have at times had really large problems with focus, have implemented something very similar (markdown based "todournal". See https://rillabs.com/posts/todournal and https://github.com/samuel
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    by samuell 6y ago

    Tig is one of the most valuable hidden gems out there. I use it both for simple things like a good looking commit log (the default view), but like especially how I can navigate into an old commit, hit t (for tree), and navigate and peek int
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    by samuell 6y ago

    There is a rather active community for Go in data science and machine learning. +1700 members on the #data-science channel on the Gopher slack, a few books on the topic, and a few libraries: Books Machine learning with Go - https:/&#x
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    by samuell 6y ago

    This talk by Eric Meijer got me intrigued of the subject ... (Based on this talk, I think I almost understood it for an hour or two): "The principles behind Differentiable Programming - Erik Meijer" https://www.youtube.
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    by samuell 6y ago

    Yes, that seems like a pretty apt description :)
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    by samuell 6y ago

    I'm a Swede with two siblings living in Oslo, Norway, and from our chats and their shared photos on our family chat I can tell that either way the Norwegians are clearly more nature inclined than Swedes even. For them, "gå på tur&
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    by samuell 6y ago

    Thanks! This is interesting, although I'd be worried about how stable this is for the long term. Would be happy to have my worries annihilated of course :)
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    by samuell 6y ago

    It is nice with a lot of innovation now in the ahead-of-time compiled languages camp. What worries me is the fragmentation, and the fact that no one language seems to check all of the (subjective set of) boxes for a general purpose high-spe
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    by samuell 6y ago

    Ok, thanks for the clarification!