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About aufreak3
email - srikumarks @t gmail d.t com blog - http://sriku.org
Work area (former) - Automatic video editing tools (algorithms, fx, rendering)
Ph.D. - Understanding Indian classical music through computer synthesis.
Banner - helping create, communicate, learn and understand Indian classical music through technology.
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Comment #7759140
Thanks for the link to draftin. Looks very useful. Fwiw, the op's work seems equivalent to draftin's "Hemingway mode" .. which (if I understand it right) doesn't permit any edits a…
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Comment #7759113
Interesting experiment to forbid editing. Though the delete key doesn't work, cut-copy-paste does. Forbid that too! ... otherwise I'll be tempted to cheat :)
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Comment #7758812
> Are there any other languages that allow the calling scope to specify how lower-level functions handle errors without unwinding the stack? another possible answer - Erlang. While…
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Comment #7758422
> Are there any other languages that allow the calling scope to specify how lower-level functions handle errors without unwinding the stack? While it isn't a mainstream language by…
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Comment #7736144
If any of you actually need such constraint satisfaction in javascript, checkout my fd.js library [1]. You'll find einstein, sudoku and other puzzles in the tests.js file. I also r…
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Comment #7713871
Agree with your "slam dunk" argument. Though net neutrality seems utopian in principle, from another perspective the providers with the infrastructure seem to be simply asking for …
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Comment #7702581
I find the "premortem" way of looking at it psychologically more appealing. When asked to "think of all the dangers", I can imagine a tendency existing to bury one's head in sand a…
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Comment #7689301
There is, for me, a peculiar connection between cameras and pc computing power (I used to work for muvee technologies). As computing power grows, I've been quite frustrated with ho…
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Comment #7658418
A meta comment - I'm reading a lot of the "use the right tool for the job and stop arguing" statement in language/framework/system/machine comparison threads these days. I find the…
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Comment #7657038
I used to frequent the bay area around 2000 when I worked for a Singapore based startup who setup their HQ there. As I didnt have a driving license, I used to take public buses fro…
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Comment #7608281
If readers want to dive in and get to the point where "entanglement = time's arrow" becomes evident, the post would be that on "decoherence" [1] [1] http://lesswrong.com/lw/pp/deco…
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Comment #7608276
Recently, there was a paper talking about this aspect of quantum theory - http://xxx.lanl.gov/abs/1111.3328 ... well, it was "recently" and fresh in my mind, but it appears to be b…
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Comment #7573751
Would be good to add Mozart/Oz. Dealing with process coordination using the resolution of logical variables gave me a refreshing new perspective. The finite domain constraint syste…
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Comment #7550694
It was BASIC and assembly initially, on the zx spectrum (at a friend's). A gentleman introduced me to BASIC and showed me a loop with an "I = I + 1" which made me argue with him ab…
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Comment #7435404
I believe the "get more people to code" movement wasn't about "we need more programmers". It was about what Alan Kay might call "digital literacy".
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Comment #7434019
Be it stoicism or any school of thought that recommends a way of life, the key fallacy to avoid fall into is that it is these principles that make you happy, or productive, or weal…
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Comment #7404587
True .. and while I revisit the linked references some of which I'm familiar with (fran and ilk, for ex), I'd like to point out that having the list of references at the bottom of …
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Comment #7371649
Great examples and way ahead indeed! On a similar note, it would really help if the website for the Wolfram Programming Cloud had just one bloody-awesome/blow-me-away example or tu…
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Comment #7281065
At its core, a programming environment provides a link between a formal system and some aspect of our world. You could think of a general purpose Computer as providing a link betwe…
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