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guidorice
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About guidorice
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Comment #42507386
> Instead, use the black screen screen saver on your server. It uses no CPU. It also doesn't have all the memory leaks as the 3d pipes screen saver.
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Comment #40214815
Big fan of CLIPS! Rule based expert systems are so ubiquitous in business and scientific codes, yet a lot of devs are not even familiar with pattern matching let alone powerful rul…
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Comment #39132003
> You can't terminate unless the "device is online" :-O good to know! current subscriber here. yikes indeed.
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Comment #38531053
This is the most technical info to drop so far, and good one watch for all those claiming mojo is all hype. :)
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Comment #38531035
Look at the guy's open-source contributions https://github.com/lattner I am not too concerned about it.
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Comment #38531013
One of the really neat things about mojo is, as a superset of python, things like static typing, and ownership/moving can be gradually adopted. It encourages value semantics, and i…
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Comment #35546181
national: (adjective) relating to a nation; common to or characteristic of a whole nation: this policy may have been in the national interest | a national newspaper. • owned, contr…
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Comment #32390279
I highly recommend the Ivan Savof books as well. A Statistics title is upcoming.
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Comment #31599446
One view from the geospatial, data science, and machine learning world: Python is the most commonly used language, among my peers. However all the heavy lifting is done by C/C++ li…
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Comment #30870014
I am really curious how Zig lang eventually does in scientific computing. It's already speedy compiler, language server (zls), and upcoming hot code reloading feature, makes me thi…
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Comment #30483456
Agree with the OP that it is a dopamine hit to find something that's niche, which also agrees with your sensibility or mental model, or to find the "sweet spot" to use a sport anal…
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Comment #30429944
+1 down in Colorado US
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Comment #29997060
Best.Programmer.Art.Ever
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Comment #29709762
Correction: https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/10018
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Comment #29703403
> I wanted something more like Rust’s cargo test that’d find all tests and run them. Maybe Zig does have this but I just didn’t find it? Try `zig build test` https://ziglang.org/do…
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