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Comment #48312865
Jurassic Park 1993 introduced UNIX to the mainstream world. Movies of that era showed SGI Sun, Cray or CM computers. All gone. I miss those days.
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Comment #47707809
I was expecting the Dutch term niksen .
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Comment #47365974
For exports, it is missing the ultimate: Borland Turbo Vision, the Rolls-Royce of TUI frameworks.
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Comment #47224948
I am curious to know why there are two Fortrans (i.e. LFortran and LLVM Flang) both targeting the LLVM backend?
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Comment #44233764
I am a bit curious, why would nVidia need Ada developers? In-car systems?
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Comment #42175495
nice! you have your thesis or any related paper available online?
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Comment #35071068
Thank you so so so much!!!
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Ask HN: What was the family that made their own computers all by themselves?
My memory is not serving me well, but I barely remember (maybe 10 years ago) a news article about a family that made their own computers and operating system etc. It was most proba…
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Comment #34321519
just wondering, what is an "ICE"?
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Comment #32176624
The bottom of the page says "© 2022 Symbolics Pte". Any relations with the Symbolics of the Lisp Machine fame?
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Comment #30413220
If I remember correctly, the first Bourne Shell was written in a Pascal-ish C.
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Comment #29759950
considering that there are about 300 million native Bengali speaking people in the world (mostly in Bangladesh, and West Bengal which is a state in India).
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Comment #29477862
can you choose line endings as LF not CRLF in Notepad?
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Comment #29428726
For a while ITA was (probably is) a showcase of Common Lisp in production. But I think these days Grammarly is the one.