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fabriceleal
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About fabriceleal
http://fabriceleal.github.com
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Comment #47961881
As far as conspiracies goes, this one pretty much borders on open secret. > In his first term, Schröder's government decided to phase out nuclear power, fund renewable energies > S…
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Comment #31723033
> Okay, you also get some obscure information like whether there were an even or odd number of 1 bits in the bottom 8 bits of result, but that’s hardly useful nowadays. I'm honestl…
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Comment #28958497
I'm a non native english speaker trying to read this book, sort of gave it up around (i think) half to read other books in the waiting list. Most of the interludes are not that eng…
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Comment #20480245
> If Is it not? > certainly not unique to PHP Doesn't stop it from being an issue in my book, one that prevents updating to newer versions of the interpreter without breaking produ…
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Comment #20479163
So the issue is not breaking backwards compability in the "standard library" between versions?
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Comment #18492797
Sacrificing material for positional compensation is hardly a new concept
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Comment #18092917
Probably more about the difference between "echo" and "std::cout << ... << std::endl;" than the recursive function call.
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Comment #12787594
Reminds me of that robocop scene "You call this a glitch???"
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Comment #11892416
> They made very annoying, aggressive plays that were difficult to counter, not taught anywhere in professional videos, forums or training sites Mind sharing more on these strategi…
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Comment #11463538
That one is an urban myth of sorts i believe
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Comment #10552118
I've been doing some spare chess programming on a GUI myself (non-intensive on-off work for 1 year so far) and I decided to stay with the naive method (12 bits, straightforward src…
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Comment #8698669
Let over Lambda uses this (maybe something like this?). Very cool book. http://letoverlambda.com/
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Comment #8595708
Ah, the pictures here https://www.flickr.com/photos/europeanspaceagency/sets/72157... remind me of Eraserhead :)
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Comment #8595056
Check opendylan [1], which blends dynamic typing with optional type annotations [2]. There's a paper [3] and a "dead" branch in github [4] with an actual implementation of gradual …
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Comment #8458234
Minisat is definitely on my read list; I'll probably need to read it 2/3 times to fully appreciate it's content. Thanks for the "superoptimizer" pointer, I'll explore that.
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Ask HN: Beginner pointers on SAT solvers?
I just got started on writing a SAT solver (https://github.com/rjmacready/sat-solver) (this is not working ATM) and while I’ve been finding some resources, I feel like I’m missing …
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Comment #8452735
Now this would be very interesting! Been trying to find good resources on this for a while, but found none ...
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Comment #8452728
How are you handling libc? you have your own (or is this even an issue with Lua)? I've been thinking of putting a Common Lisp implementation on bare metal (initially thinking of SB…
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Comment #8324620
A more complete example, giving you a Lisp REPL, and calling C code from Lisp: http://vwood.github.io/embedded-ecl.html And a "port" to Windows: https://github.com/fabriceleal/ecl-…
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Comment #8113472
This is great news, now we just need to lobby for the creation of this specification in machine readable files, using something like the K Framework, instead of using the usual wal…
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Comment #8095713
Personally I would be a lot more interested in a good platform for writing static analysis tools. I believe the community in general would take a more immediate benefit (and what a…