siscia

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   by siscia 12y ago

   And what you do for living ? I will ask you privately, but I don't see any contact in your profile.
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   by siscia 12y ago

   Where you from ?
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   by siscia 12y ago

   Rwanda is growing, is young and need capital and innovation. If you are really into entrepreneurship, you want to make a whole lot of money and have a significant impact to the world it is the place you want to be. Way easier to build the n
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   by siscia 12y ago

   Location: Milan/Shanghai Remote: Definitely Willing to Relocate: Maybe Technologies: I am mature enough to work with paradigms, not single languages. I love functional programming and I work well also with oop. (language of choice pyth
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   Ask HN: What are the reason behind the erlang vm performance?

   1 points by siscia 12y ago|2 comments
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   by siscia 12y ago

   There is eventstore ( https://geteventstore.com/ ) but I have never tried it...
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   by siscia 12y ago

   Actually clojure is been designed to be hosted, it should not be difficult to build a clojure (dialect) that compile into a system language... Well of course it is difficult in the absolute meaning, but not so difficult... When I was younge
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   by siscia 12y ago

   I am working on a parser for css, you plug css in and you get an useful, manageable data structure out... https://github.com/siscia/css-grammar
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   by siscia 12y ago

   That can either be a good or a bad thing...
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    by siscia 12y ago

    You definitely get a point. However, in my opinion, the point is that nobody should work at such "shitty jobs", who enjoy being a waiter, will be one in some high end restaurant where he will compensate in an extremely honest way.
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    by siscia 12y ago

    Hummm... I am not sure I agree completely, what you mean by "knowledge" ? Let's suppose I don't know how to multiply numbers, however I do know how to add numbers and I also know what multiplication is... Do I know how t
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    by siscia 12y ago

    I believe that the socratic way could really big the next revolution in education... Not the iPad... The point is, how do we bring that into books ? (And this is the wrong/easy way to look at the problem, the one that we cannot really
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    by siscia 12y ago

    Ok, I see, but after you spend 5 years of your life learning you will be able to do a lot of thing. Now, why should you start doing something different from learning ? Maybe because if you do something productive you will product value that
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    by siscia 12y ago

    Well we are able to send robot on Mars, miss the sun seems quite an huge error for me... You make me laugh tough :)
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    by siscia 12y ago

    This is something I cannot figure out, people do not get bored after a while of doing nothing ?
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    by siscia 12y ago

    It's definitely me being to naive, however I would type all the expression, in either the source code (into comment) or in a separate file, and all the statement. Now I do have a table of symbols and their type. At this point its just
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    by siscia 12y ago

    How long is the boot camp ? Supposing is not very long I won't teach any framework, but I would let them discovered it. After they manage the CSS I would make them build some simple page, and I will let them know that there are some CS
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    by siscia 12y ago

    Any now and then another language get some sort of type check, why we don't build an agnostic type checker ? Then we interface with the AST of any language and we can stop re-iventing the wheel every two week... It is so crazy ? Nobody
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    by siscia 12y ago

    SEEKING WORK / Remote based between Milan and Shanghai Microservices. We build microservices, simple and easy. This is how it usually works, you explain us your problem, we design together the specification, we send a docker container.
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    by siscia 12y ago

    Location: Europe Remote: Definitely Willing to relocate: Of Course Technologies: CLojure, Python, C/C++, Javascript, learning Rust and Haskel Résumé/CV: You can learn a little more about me from my blog siscia.github.io, my github
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    by siscia 12y ago

    What you mean by "robotics" ? You want to move a robotic arm so that it is fast and accurate (eg. don't break the crystal shield it is moving), that is automation. To study automation you need a lot of math, matrix and vecto
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    by siscia 12y ago

    At least they are keeping the attack going... At least as guilty, imho.
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    by siscia 12y ago

    This is a really hard problem. In my opinion, us, all, should not let China do whatever they want. The Chinese developer, who care so much for github, should also step in. My own rights cannot be taken away by a foreign country and I am rea
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    by siscia 12y ago

    I don't really get what the author is claiming... I would have code his `if-mathch` in a simpler way in clojure: (case (f data-structure) 0 (do-something) 1 (do-something-else) (do-default)) Where `f` can be
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    by siscia 12y ago

    Can you explain better how ? And what you mean by "search" ?
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    by siscia 12y ago

    I definitely miss something, but... How it is different from a simple mongodb where I store encrypted documents ?
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    by siscia 12y ago

    Which subreddit ? r/programming is a clone of HN and honestly not pretty deep...
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    Ask HN: Deep technical forum community to follow

    3 points by siscia 12y ago|5 comments
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    by siscia 12y ago

    > Many people try to compare Rust to Go, but this is flawed. Go is an ancient board game that emphasizes strategy. Rust is more appropriately compared to Chess, a board game focused on low-level tactics. Clojure, with its high-level purv
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    by siscia 12y ago

    I would say it without "virtually"