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by whitten 12y ago
How would using an asm library make it easier to write a code coverage tool? Or are you talking about JVM code? The original poster's article seems to be talking about a method that could be adapted to another language other than Java.
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by whitten 12y ago
The Arc programming language is intended to be a more "futuristic" one. Does it have anything described in Elephant 2000 ?
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by whitten 12y ago
Does anyone know if CompCert can be used to formally verify a commpiler of some other language than C, such as Assembly Language or Python ?
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by whitten 12y ago
Does Powershell provide a 'datatyping facility' for the contents of Files? or is it just values returned from Powershell defined objects or methods?
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by whitten 12y ago
It says it can debug if "provided that it comes with the line number attributes." what does this mean? Can you insert them if they aren't there?
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by whitten 12y ago
As to simple terms, I assume you are talking about a conceptual model. The problem with a conceptual model really is that we have only a few conceptual native schema to work with. I.E. As we grow up and observe the world, we don't seem
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by whitten 12y ago
I agree it sounds like bolt-on coding. I've been told the way to avoid bolt-on coding (great name, by the way) is to refactor the software regularly. When you are in minor versions, you might do just-in-time coding, but to really quali
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by whitten 12y ago
I can testify to the usefulness of Mozart Oz. It is a multi-paradigm programming system. I didn't know it had dataflow as one of its paradigms. Is this something written in Mozart Oz rather than an enhancement to it ?
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by whitten 12y ago
This is a product of the 18F folks, and as I recall, the new agency the federal government created named the U.S. Digital Service (link: http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/2014/08/11/delivering-custome... )
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by whitten 12y ago
What is the provenance for this? How did it get released to the public ?
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by whitten 12y ago
What are your goals for this? It seems it can do some of the things that Excel can do. What are the limitations?
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by whitten 12y ago
Does anyone know how this work (Society of Mind in Hypertext) was able to be published on the web? I have the hardcopy at home and have for years. It provides a unique perspective on some ideas about our minds.
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by whitten 12y ago
boo. hiss. (and actually a clever reply tottenhm)
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by whitten 12y ago
As I recall, it was a radio that was tuned to the Kilohertz band. This was before the FCC was so careful about computers emitting radio waves. A computer that has a clock cycle measured in Kilohertz can emit radio waves in the Kilohertz ban
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by whitten 12y ago
I'm sure this question is important to ask to learn how to protect yourself, but it struck me as a question that is difficult to ask. By asking it, you sound like someone who wants to exploit others vulnerabilities rather than someone
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by whitten 12y ago
How do you implement this kind of thing in an FPGA ? It sounds intriguing.
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by whitten 12y ago
Does anyone here know how the http://ai-coin.org site ties into this info from bitcoin.org ?
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by whitten 12y ago
@markbao, I echo your concerns. Behaviour is just as important as data. In many modern systems, a lot of the behaviour is tied up in the user interface.
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by whitten 12y ago
I'm impressed. The author did a lot of mangling to allow the code to be as small as possible. Other than ELF and a.out format, (which is discused by @jcr) I wonder if there are other formats understood by Linux ?
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by whitten 12y ago
This is a pretty significant issue for research done over 50 years ago. (according to my reading of the article)
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by whitten 12y ago
Cool concept. Be warned that the early papers are not in English, nor is there a translation available. I expect this will change with time, but this is powerful collection nonetheless. I also warn the reader that there is no tutorial. The
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by whitten 12y ago
Elizabeth Holmes is a driven, effective leader in laboratory testing using small programmable instruments that test for multiple conditions at the same time. Since there is no mention in this article about the technology that is used, I won
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by whitten 12y ago
Grumpy Cat for the win!
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by whitten 12y ago
The struggle to understand what is a primitive has to take into account what the instruction set architecture (ISA) is for the machine that will be running the system. This article doesn't even consider the idea that the LISP may be ru
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by whitten 12y ago
Peru follows the Unix paradigm by doing only one thing, and doing it well. It fetches code from multiple sources and puts it into a directory.
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by whitten 12y ago
from their github repository: Stanford CoreNLP provides a set of natural language analysis tools written in Java. It can take raw human language text input and give the base forms of words, their parts of speech, whether they are names of c
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by whitten 12y ago
Isn't Stephen King an author for Pelican books ?
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by whitten 12y ago
The summary document for a blog entry that hasn't been written yet. It has potential, but I would hope that Anwar Bosbool takes the time to develop it more.
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by whitten 12y ago
A cute game to train your ear to hear English and click on a square to show that you heard that particular sound. If you choose correctly, you will eventually reveal an underlying picture. If you choose improperly, you get a beep. Even as a
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by whitten 12y ago
This is a repost of an old article about the Sugar parsing library. This parsing technique uses shift/reduce (much like YACC in some ways) and precedence techniques and handles infix, prefix and postfix operators. It also handles conf

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