z3phyr

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by z3phyr 13y ago
Thanks! Just a couple of days before, I was thinking about the idea of using lisp for virtual worlds. Now I could start tinkering at least :)
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by z3phyr 13y ago
I would love to use this with clojure!
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by z3phyr 13y ago
The right man at the wrong place makes all the difference!! ;)
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by z3phyr 13y ago
I am still waiting for the public release of their NPUs :)
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by z3phyr 13y ago
I would prefer a 'da Vinci humanoid' to paint it.
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by z3phyr 13y ago
Haskell also features a white-space syntax.
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by z3phyr 13y ago
I totally agree with this!
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by z3phyr 13y ago
I always get carried away, and disrupt the equilibrium of earth like planets in the habitable zone with a brown dwarf :(
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Google buys Titan aerospace, the company Facebook had its eye on(fastcompany.com)
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by z3phyr 13y ago
That depends on how the BDFL of the community dictates. Generally, all the people who matter follow their BDFL religiously.
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by z3phyr 13y ago
"Commercial open-source" is a pathetic term, please. Sorry for the strong words, but it hurts me when I see the term 'open source' with 'commercial'. Whatever happened to 'Hacker Ethic' ? Sir, I must
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by z3phyr 13y ago
Many of them do use Microsoft Windows, but they are deliberately blinded by a few people who are centered at power. You can look at the frequency of patches between proprietary and open source software, which shows a lot.
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by z3phyr 13y ago
I really like your config :)
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by z3phyr 13y ago
Neuromorphic Computing? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuromorphic_engineering
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by z3phyr 13y ago
Since 'functional' is not mentioned, I will assume that it is mainstream now!
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by z3phyr 13y ago
Off topic: I wish, there would be a practical way to program for neuromorphic chips, which are inherently analog. Anybody have some idea or links regarding this field?
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by z3phyr 13y ago
Correct me if I am wrong, Why its not 2.5D ?
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by z3phyr 13y ago
Doesn't an SDK automatically includes at least some usable subset of the engine, if not the whole part?
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by z3phyr 13y ago
There is one excellent book I would recommend to everybody -> http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Write_Yourself_a_Scheme_in_48_H...
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by z3phyr 13y ago
How is it more useful than Yesod ( http://www.yesodweb.com/ ) and other existing web app frameworks in Haskell?
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by z3phyr 13y ago
I'm with you in this. I would just like to add that learning calculus, statistics, quantum mechanics etc is important learning to apply it from young age is equally important. I had a friend in school who was so very good in physics, h
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by z3phyr 13y ago
Though not directly related, ideas like this will inevitibly lead to the mainstream robotics era. Even today, it is very hard to even 'get' the right components for your design. If this works, then the 'first entry' barr
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by z3phyr 13y ago
Matrix is Simulated Reality. Virtual Reality (imo) is just a component of it. Believe it or not, but Simulated Reality is as close to us, as Proxima Centauri is close to the Sun. Its just about ~4.6 light years away! We have MUCH research t
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Qualcomm's ASPLOS 14 keynote slides(cs.utah.edu)
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by z3phyr 13y ago
Then, for sure, Clojurescript is the answer.
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by z3phyr 13y ago
He won't take another jibe at the aerospace industry. It requires a LOT of money with diminished returns. :(
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by z3phyr 13y ago
Can someone explain in short what is it and what it does? It 'looks' exciting, but in excitement I cannot understand its full purpose.
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by z3phyr 13y ago
Our ancestors used symbols to convey messages and logic. Then came the Phoenicians. Its their fault!
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by z3phyr 13y ago
I don't say this to counter your views, but I think there is a threshold limit in everyday life. Think about boiling water. You boil it till 100 Celsius scale. You keep heating it, but it won't attain more temperature, without tur
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by z3phyr 13y ago
This is the beginning of the golden era again. I will cry.

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