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by seliopou 8y ago
“Craft beer” as far as I can tell just means overhopped. There’s nothing crafty about it beside swindling people into overpaying for something that tastes like acetone smells. So I think this article was spot on by including it.
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by seliopou 8y ago
Like you alluded to, it’s mostly about finding, gathering, and organizing the political will to fund such projects. There are, I imagine, plenty of projects archived in some filing cabinets in the basement of some federal building somewhere
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by seliopou 8y ago
Link to GitHub repo: https://github.com/razaaliraza/ukl The article itself should have linked to it. It's a bad look to announce a project and only link to a bunch of other "competing" projects. M
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by seliopou 8y ago
I disagree. FPGA design remains a highly-specialized area. Tools such as VivadoHLS, and other high-level synthesis tools, do provide some improvement in productivity though with inherent tradeoffs in design quality. There's been a lot
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by seliopou 8y ago
One clarification on the comment about latency. FPGAs are typically clocked much slower than a modern CPU. Typically, they run somewhere in the low 100's of MHz, whereas an Intel CPU clocks in at around 3GHz last time I went to the App
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by seliopou 9y ago
The separation of pure and impure code in Haskell isn't something inherent to monads but is instead a side-effect (hah) of the typing rules of the language. It's easy to see how this separation need not hold when using monads (loo
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by seliopou 9y ago
Core depends on Base. The parts where they differ include: more data structure, and bindings for system calls and other functionality available from libc. There's also core_kernel, which is core but without the libc support.
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by seliopou 9y ago
Base[1] is a good candidate for an OCaml standard library. It's got tons of functionality, results in binaries with small footprints, is cross-platform, and has a fairly stable API. It's also code that has been and continues to be
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by seliopou 9y ago
The findings are not based on economic statistics, such as tax revenue. Rather, it's based on a health survey conducted by eurostat, as indicated by this link from the article: http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statisti
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NIST's Paul Grassi on What Makes a Strong Password(spectrum.ieee.org)
4 points by seliopou 9y ago|0 comments
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by seliopou 9y ago
Available for pre-order but neither the article, nor the product's website, has a ship date estimate.
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by seliopou 9y ago
I don't wanna be "that guy", but this seems to just be the the list monad.
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by seliopou 10y ago
Bookbinding is a fairly easy hobby to pick up. Besides the paper, all it really requires is a flat surface, a bone folder, an awl, an x-acto knife and some needle and thread. For those in New York, SVA offers evening courses in bookmaking.
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by seliopou 10y ago
Tufte wrote an essay on how the data available suggested that there was a high likelihood of O-ring failure, but that the data and findings were poorly communicated. This led to the decision to launch, the subsequent failure of the O-rings
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by seliopou 10y ago
This can easily be accomplished using `git log`, `head`, and `grep`: git log --pretty="format:%an, %s, %ad" --after="2014-04-10" | grep "Fuck" | head -3
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Japanese Standard Pointing and Calling: Railway Company Safety(allaboutlean.com)
2 points by seliopou 10y ago|0 comments
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by seliopou 10y ago
Point of information, it's an undergrad thesis[0], not a PhD thesis. Most of the language is now unrecognizable from that, with the original graphics library residing in this seemingly mothballed repository[1]. [0]: https://
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by seliopou 10y ago
For nearly half a decade, you have been able to compile OCaml[0] to JavaScript with js_of_ocaml[1]. For a comparison of writing native bindings for both Elm and OCaml (and some TodoMVC code that uses them), check out elm-d3[2], and ocaml-d3
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by seliopou 10y ago
A good old friend of mine just linked me directly to this comment, and with good reason. Somewhere around the years 2005-7 I was involved in a light edit war with a Dutch gentleman that rewrote this page to wipe away all reference to the We
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Computational Supply Chain Risk Management for Open Source Software (SciPy 2016)(youtube.com)
2 points by seliopou 10y ago|0 comments
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by seliopou 10y ago
Docker for Mac > About Docker > Acknowledgements, Cmd+F: Irmin Not only has Irmin been around longer (with full JS support thanks to js_of_ocaml) it also has a pretty big deployment under its belt.
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by seliopou 10y ago
This, like React, is an inferior reimplementation D3. Whereas React is both slower, less expressive, and less compositional, Snabbdom seems to have settled for just being less expressive and less compositional.
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Not Even Silicon Valley Escapes History (2013)(theatlantic.com)
1 points by seliopou 10y ago|0 comments
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by seliopou 10y ago
This is factually incorrect on two grounds: First, the adoption of Chip & Pin in Europe predates the European Union. Second, credit card fraud in Europe, France in particular, was out of control before its adoption. I believe it was eit
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by seliopou 10y ago
Somewhat unrelated to the ELB problem identified, but an alternative solution to the original deployment problem: assuming that the collectors are stateless (seem to be) start off the deployment by spinning up a new collector with the new c
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by seliopou 11y ago
For those interested in compiling OCaml to JavaScript, check out js_of_ocaml[0]. It's been around since 2011 or so, produces source maps, and has a nice FFI. It also works over the output of the bytecode compiler so there's no nee
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by seliopou 11y ago
The reason for each step is documented in the bash snippet. At the time of development, zarith (a transitive dependency) hard coded the GCC dependency in its build process. Perhaps it shouldn't, but it definitely did and continues to r
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by seliopou 11y ago
One clarification. As of a couple weeks ago, OCaml does have native support for many of the services AWS provides, via code generation: https://github.com/inhabitedtype/ocaml-aws I've been using these bindings int
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by seliopou 11y ago
Croteam makes awesome engines and awesome tools. Back in the Half Life/Quake 3 era when this game was originally released, it had by far the best tools for level editing, modeling, and scripting. Glad to see The engine reborn as an ope
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by seliopou 11y ago
I'd push back on the 'complicated' part. The dtrace language is heavily based on awk, which every modern *NIX ships with, and that every software engineer and sysadmin have at least a passing familiarity with. The main differ

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