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Pompidou

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    Comment #48178275

    Great. But you have to simplify the sources.

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    Comment #45579440

    R is also an array language, but a non-iversonian one. Another good ressource for array languages is https://aplwiki.com/ . r/apljk on reddit is also active.

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    Comment #44472701

    Maybe the internal broadcasting mecanism in numpy don't allow this nativelly ?

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    Comment #44460375

    the top comment trick [ n, 1, n + 1, 0 ][n % 4] can be implemented in J as following : f =: ]`1:`>:`0:@.(4&|)"0 Then: (,. ; #: ; [: #: f) i.16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 2…

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    Comment #44004977

    Array programming requires true array languages like apl and j.

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    Comment #43879860

    It's free and allow use of standard ASCII characters

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    Comment #43879857

    J is free. k is closed Source,and cost a life.

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    Comment #43794749

    J has revolutionized the way I think. I can confirm it: ever since I learned to program with it, I’ve been able to solve so many problems that previously felt far beyond my (limite…

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    Comment #43778345

    Maybe not everyone involved is quite the genius you might've been expecting.

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    Comment #43004399

    Maybe codfns for apl will solve this ? That's what I understood.. but maybe I'm wrong.

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    Comment #42961185

    -: and :- are not the same... Maybe some typos... But your list shows how left and right terms are the same in each identities. Look like some pedagogical stuff. For instance : (],…

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    Comment #42933586

    Wow it's very interresting. I published it on reddit.com/r/arraylanguages thanks a lot!

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    Comment #42933566

    Good. I put it on reddit.com/r/arraylanguages

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    Comment #42757550

    They all fall into the pitfall that Martin Heidegger suggested avoiding, particularly in the introduction of his text What Is a Thing?.

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    Comment #42367072

    You mean that all theses stuff on my screen are also physical beings? Lol. And while we are it, women and Real World exist ?

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    Comment #42297346

    No. In APL deriverd array programming languages, verbs (or functions) are monadic or dyadic : they accept only one or two arguments : In '1 + 1', + is a dyadic operator, while in '…

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    Comment #41572556

    Better : people have to Guess on day 1 a random value generated on day 2, and the winner would be awarded with a Big amont of money. Privacy granted. Lottery. Lottery IS a Time tra…

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    Comment #41430751

    Both the 1979 and 1983, C and Pascal versions, compile fine and work as expected using last versions of respectively TCC and Lazarus on windows 10. http://mouse.davidgsimpson.com/m…

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    Comment #41422274

    "Gem test" 1 and 2 on john brandenburg 's youtube channel : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqbOnqZtz3Y https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSRbLA6dhtk

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    Comment #41292697

    A 50 years old man is indeed a classic piece of hardware.

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    Comment #41130590

    Bécasse paté with tapeworms in France ??? I m french and never Heard of this. And I can't find anything in french about this on internet. I'm sceptical...

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    Comment #40801974

    Regarding APL and array languages related topics I love theses youtube channel : https://www.youtube.com/@code_report https://www.youtube.com/@arraycast https://www.youtube.com/@bo…

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    Comment #40689548

    Fun fact : 'sornette' means 'poppycock' in french.