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5G: The Outsourced Elephant in the Room(berthub.eu)
4 points by samuell 6y ago|0 comments
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by samuell 6y ago
"... other planning/decision mechanisms , such as Operations Research ..." https://github.com/microsoft/maro "Operations research (British English: operational research) (OR) is a discipline that
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by samuell 6y ago
True.
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by samuell 6y ago
For people wanting to look into HTM (Hierarchical Temporal Memory), do check out Numenta's main website [1], in particular the papers [2] and videos [3] sections. Otherwise, HTM inventor Jeff Hawkins' book "On Intelligence&qu
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by samuell 6y ago
IBM has been doing some research on Hierarchical Temporal Memory (the concept behind Numenta's stuff), via "IBM Cortial Learning Center" [1]. At least some people have seen something of more value than just marketing there, a
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by samuell 6y ago
I think the Java world over-used object orientation in the wrong way: For pretty much everything except creating a good data model. That's why we got InterfaceSelectorAdapterFactory and such. That is, it focussed a lot of effort at abs
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by samuell 6y ago
Yep, for anyone wanting to pick RIL's brain about how to design Bold-based systems for higher performance, we do have a blog post which was quite highly acclaimed when it was first published on howtodothings.com many years ago: https:
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by samuell 6y ago
Exactly! this is hopefully the start of a great community effort at making an up to date, great platform. (I know the guys behind one of the major users, and they should have a lot of goodies to share, hopefully).
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My thoughts on Haskell in 2020(alpacaaa.net)
4 points by samuell 6y ago|0 comments
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by samuell 6y ago
Indeed, that part is definitely what caught my interest too :)
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by samuell 6y ago
Indeed, but at the same time, it seems people are using both Go and Erlang/Elixir for a lot of similar use cases (scaleable web-apps), which makes me interested in what specific use cases they do respectively shine.
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by samuell 6y ago
Now that we have Elixir (Erlang looking like Ruby) and Crystal (Go concurrency dressed up like Ruby[1]), I'd be primarily be interested to see how these two languages stack up against each other, what niches they might address etc. [1]
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Crystal: Concurrency with easier syntax than Go(rillabs.com)
10 points by samuell 6y ago|2 comments
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by samuell 6y ago
> half the human genome was sequenced by a not just private, but a wall-street traded, entity They reportedly were so successful in a large part because of re-using a lot of data already pain-stakingly produced by publicly funded researc
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by samuell 6y ago
Thanks!
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by samuell 6y ago
Anybody knows the status of light-weight threads, channels and automatic multiplexing ("mapping") of light-weight threads on operating system threads in Crystal? (This has been promised to come in Crystal (as opposed to pretty muc
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by samuell 7y ago
The BOINC paper was published last year: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10723-019-09497-9
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by samuell 7y ago
For anyone interested in the details behind all of this, you should check out Frank's blog: https://github.com/frankmcsherry/blog
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by samuell 7y ago
Subscribing. I find I tend to very easily forget the projects, ideas and endeavors that keep me inspired. I occasionally find about them again in my notes, bookmarks or chat history, and then productivity might go up again. I guess the curr
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Table-Driven Tests in C#(rillabs.com)
2 points by samuell 7y ago|0 comments
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Table-Driven Tests in C#(bionics.it)
1 points by samuell 7y ago|0 comments
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by samuell 7y ago
This is great! I feel this is the missing guide we should have referred to, in our recent writeup: "Software Engineering for Scientific Big Data Analysis" - https://doi.org/10.1093/gigascience/giz054 We
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by samuell 7y ago
Einride got driverless trucks running on a public road: https://insideevs.com/news/350293/autonomous-einride-t-pod-p...
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by samuell 7y ago
For an awesome video showcasing a bit of the real power of Prolog, you need to check (if you haven't already) this Strangeloop talk: "Production Prolog" by Michael Hendricks https://youtu.be/G_eYTctGZw8
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Top Microsoft exec says online privacy has reached 'a crisis point'(edition.cnn.com)
10 points by samuell 7y ago|4 comments
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by samuell 7y ago
Can I use the occasion to recommend an VERY good book on modern C# programming: "Functional Programming in C#" by Enrico Buonnano: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/31550964-functional-prog... I'm
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by samuell 7y ago
I can second that. Worked better on Xubuntu/VSCode than on Windows/VSCode even. Really smooth in fact, with intellisense/autocompletion and more just working. Then, I used it only on small CLI apps so far.
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by samuell 7y ago
.Net core is fantastic. What a surprise to find a software from Microsoft that worked a LOT smoother on Linux than on Windows* :D * VSCode/Linux vs VSCode/Windows. Full VS on Windows worked OK.
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Combining GNAT with LLVM(blog.adacore.com)
64 points by samuell 7y ago|29 comments
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Algorithms for Optimization (Code Examples in Julia)(mitpress.mit.edu)
3 points by samuell 7y ago|0 comments

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