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by skimpycompiler 11y ago
For a second I thought John Hughes' arrows were being introduced. Seems it's just the "arrow" in the syntax.
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by skimpycompiler 11y ago
Well, I was definitely not mentioning Pascal and C. Haskell's type system is much easier to work with. The thing is that any operation you are using on those arguments (of which the type is none of the procedure's business) can be
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by skimpycompiler 11y ago
HackerNews, a type hating community.
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by skimpycompiler 11y ago
Types + pattern matching -- best combination for working with trees. I'm not sure if there's a library in F# similar to HXT, but in Haskell, working with large xml structures is a breeze.
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by skimpycompiler 11y ago
I fully agree. Without types you just can't do much, or at least, if you're super good, compiler can't do much. And most of the time you're trying to make something faster.
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by skimpycompiler 11y ago
My wife's grandmother has a traffic accident induced Alzheimer, she showed signs, after taking medication, she was slowly going back to normal, after a couple of months the deterioration of memory started again and now the normal dosag
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by skimpycompiler 11y ago
Well, that isn't the only thing. I guess what others might complain about is the lack of composition, structured use of color, etc. As much as paintings look similar, generated ones do not have a proper structure, the applied colors do
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by skimpycompiler 11y ago
GP has operators operating on a multidimensional input. GP builds simple programs, GP is good enough for the task, you could discover the same function that SGD discovers, but unfortunately in practice they are too slow, because they are bl
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by skimpycompiler 11y ago
I didn't know that one of the authors was Philippe Flajolet, one of the leads in developing of analytic combinatorics, a mathematical tool that simplified the analysis and the discovery of algorithms. Of course, the HyperLogLog paper i
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by skimpycompiler 11y ago
As much as I like Clojure the lack of static typing always made refactoring a pain. The lack of it makes this a beauty I just can't appreciate and see.
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by skimpycompiler 11y ago
Pff, 250 and 700 million dollars. That seems ridiculously large for a petty spamming crime. At least he filed bankruptcy.
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by skimpycompiler 11y ago
http://web.media.mit.edu/~hangzhao/images/modulo_teaser.png Recovered image looks a bit blurry and the edges of the building look a little bit like they are merging in the background. But I guess it's better
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Review of Stephen Wolfram's Book a New Kind of Science by Cosma Shalizi (2005)(bactra.org)
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by skimpycompiler 11y ago
What does communication-free mean? No usage of network? There's a global state that is updated by the workers?