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zshrdlu
7y ago
> ...but it's probably not a good tool to use unless your problem requires you to invent a new programming language I'm curious why you say this.
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zshrdlu
7y ago
Perhaps they're talking about NAT64?
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zshrdlu
8y ago
Pedantic, but: you don't pipe to /dev/null, you redirect to it.
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zshrdlu
8y ago
Hence Feyerabend's Against Method .
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zshrdlu
8y ago
Reminds me of the film Brazil
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zshrdlu
8y ago
You're essentially restating the Physical Symbol System Hypothesis, formulated by the founding fathers of AI (Herbert Simon and Allen Newell). http://ai.stanford.edu/~nilsson/OnlinePubs-Nils/PublishedPap...
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zshrdlu
8y ago
Does it really bother you that much? Aren't you amused, even slightly?
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zshrdlu
8y ago
From Neal Stephenson's Anathem : Bulshytt: (1) In Fluccish of the late Praxic Age and early Reconstitution, a derogatory term for false speech in general, esp. knowing and deliberate falsehood or obfuscation. (2) In Orth, a more techn
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zshrdlu
8y ago
I found this document extremely helpful while writing cl-tls. Gutmann also points out a phenomenon he calls "bug conformance", where a major implementation of a spec (Microsoft's, in this case) has a bug, and thus nearly ever
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zshrdlu
8y ago
That's quite an attractive momma.
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zshrdlu
8y ago
Watches helplessly as reading list grows faster than I can consume it.
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zshrdlu
8y ago
There are reductionist answers to these questions, albeit incomplete. We know about evolution, we know about the Big Bang. We are not sure by what exact mechanism consciousness works -- if we can even define it properly enough to begin with
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zshrdlu
8y ago
I've always thought GOFAI was the most progress we made in the field. If some extraterrestrial beings were to come upon earth, and issue the challenge: Show us what you've got We'd scramble to find the source code of Logic
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zshrdlu
8y ago
Could you please provide a reference for said Dijkstra's sentiments on AI?
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zshrdlu
8y ago
Would you rob the author the fun of reinvention and rediscovery?
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zshrdlu
8y ago
You may be interested in a little-known older book Computational Semantics: An introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Natural Language Comprehension : https://archive.org/details/computationalsem04char#mainconte..
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zshrdlu
8y ago
Probably also need some syscall references: https://fresh.flatassembler.net/lscr/
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zshrdlu
8y ago
Similarly, the Gentoo Installation Handbook: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Handbook:AMD64
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zshrdlu
8y ago
He's wrong about Lisp not being capable of handling heap exhaustion through "exceptions" (conditions in Common Lisp).
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zshrdlu
8y ago
ANSI Common Lisp - since 1994
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zshrdlu
8y ago
The article starts off with the standard right tool for the right job mantra, but I think the author severely misjudges the number of scenarios where container orchestration is a superior tool. The author also seems to downplay the simpli
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Ask HN: Selling points for Go++, a parody language
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zshrdlu
8y ago
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zshrdlu
8y ago
Can't Stand connotes repulsion or dislike, the title it misleading and the conclusions drawn don't make much sense.
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AT raises $8.6m, will boost local startup ecosystem through tech studio
(techcrunch.com)
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8y ago
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zshrdlu
9y ago
I laud your efforts. Whenever someone announces a project like this one, one of the top comments is invariably one that promotes Openssl over other TLS implementations. I find this "leave it to the experts" attitude unjustifiable,
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zshrdlu
9y ago
Ctrl-F "therapy" "counselling". Nope. Hmm.
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9y ago
> What is the problem? Don’t we have a ‘representation’ of the dollar bill ‘stored’ in a ‘memory register’ in our brains? Can’t we just ‘retrieve’ it and use it to make our drawing? This article makes some silly points. Why didn't
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zshrdlu
9y ago
Had some considerable influence on the development of Lisp, too.
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zshrdlu
9y ago
I wonder whether implementations follow x9.42 parameter generation algorithm?