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Rigetti Computing Goes Public via SPAC
(bizjournals.com)
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5y ago
Then again maybe this addresses the inheritance tax issue. Instead of debating how much money goes to heirs vs the state, folks net worth could just "evaporate" on death, thereby slightly (presumably) reducing the supply of whatev
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Lincoln was definitely one of the behind-the-scenes heroes for many years. I haven't been watching the perl space for many years now. Did the GUI tools ever get any better? It's a shame that so many interesting languages end up in
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5y ago
Hell, if it's good enough for Chad...
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5y ago
Hoist up the John B sail!
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5y ago
The new phone books are here!!
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5y ago
I liked the way coalton built a statically typed lisp-1 in CL. Undoubtedly there are some issues I haven't thought through, and I'm too lazy to actually try to implement it, but I've always thought one should be able to make
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Cal accepts cryptocurrency for Memorial Stadium field naming rights
(sfchronicle.com)
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Wasn't there some news about a $100M BTC transaction yesterday? Coincidence?
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Hmm... first molecule I got is in pubchem as cpd 5216868. I guess the space of possible molecules with under, say, 25 heavy atoms, while large, is much smaller than that of possible faces.
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6y ago
Was lucky enough to take Serge's class when he was visiting UC Berkeley back in the 90's. And yet I'm still writing SQL :( Curious to know what the state in the art in solving the then-thornier theoretical problems (negation
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But that would be a nice project for a hacker looking to learn CLIM internals, no?
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6y ago
Let's make this happen.
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6y ago
I'm reminded of the famous quote by George Best: “I spent a lot of money on booze, birds, and fast cars. The rest I just squandered.”
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6y ago
Props for the Lapierre Morgon!
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Groovy Gorialla Beta Released
(discourse.ubuntu.com)
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6y ago
I thought you wrote "fruitflies" R&D and was thinking 1) why are they hating and drosophila and 2) I don't think flies are really a comon model for Nucs BICBW. But then I reread the word...
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Sand is cheap too. What's the price of a Xeon E3? Cheap to make each chip. Those fabs tho...
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SBCL 2.0.6 Released
(sourceforge.net)
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A Future history of ABCL (A Lisp compiler that runs on the JVM)
(abcl-dev.blogspot.com)
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SBCL 2.0.5 Released
(sourceforge.net)
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6y ago
Actually only 19 of the 20 standard amino acids are chiral. Glycine is achiral.
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Contagion (Movie) Advisors Discuss What They Got Right and Wrong
(cnbc.com)
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Of course every equestrian (or parent of one) would know that a sentence like "the course is jumping well" is totally legit.
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I have long desired being able to run clojure code directly in my Common Lisp environment. Interop between clojure code and CL code would be much more interesting to me than the clojure/java interop. Yes, there's ABCL which does t
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Presumably MZLA is not a 501(c)(3) organization (a Delaware C Corp perhaps?) and can do things that a 501(c)(3) can't, even if the corporation (MZLA) is owned by the 501(c)(3) (Mozilla foundation, in this case). Hopefully this doesn&#x
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Napari, a fast N-dimensional image viewer in Python
(ilovesymposia.com)
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Maybe now we know who bought that $1B BTC the other day.
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US Patent: Method of swinging on a swing (2000)
(patents.google.com)
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Here I was thinking the author was suggesting bringing back the Macintosh SE, but with, oh, a retina display, 12 cores, 4 TB of SSD, powerful mini-speakers, and ... a small drink-refrigerator or maybe a place to hold a potted plant. That wo
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