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hnarayanan
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About hnarayanan
You can find out more about me on my website: https://harishnarayanan.org
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Comment #49018514
This is the take on this entire thread that I resonate with the most. As a systems person, I do not know how to share with a details person how the combination of some magically co…
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Comment #48948759
Maybe because Brendan Eich was tasked with "doing Scheme in the browser" before it pivoted to JavaScript.
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Comment #48948464
I had forgotten about this. The last I saw this was 20+ years ago!
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Comment #48948069
So many words to say: Scheme. :)
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Comment #48909387
Landing the plane.
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Comment #48905628
I maintain a list of phrases I beg it not to use that it frequently ignores: - smoking gun - blast radius - landed - spine - earned its keep - grammar - spike - cutover - bake - sp…
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Comment #48905593
I might need to do a spike as this is a core part of the spine. I will verify it and let you know when it's landed.
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Comment #48592341
I love this!
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Comment #48508593
Does the OP honestly believe that the cost of maintaining a good blog is the €4/month hosting cost?!
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Comment #48433763
I used to do this when I was in grad school as a matter of principle. F the man.
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Comment #48389975
Wow, a post about Angular published on Medium!
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Comment #48042861
Please share some of your tools.
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Comment #48006380
Where are my RCS people at?
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Comment #47385088
This is a general pattern in CAS. For a more basic case, it’s not obvious sqrt(square(x)) will simplify to x without any further assumptions on x.
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Comment #47323427
Shock, gasp.
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Comment #47288729
It has been so much fun. :)
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Comment #47287399
I do understand this sentiment. But I wish these experts would see that they too are novices in literally every other field that they are not explicitly trained or experienced in. …
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Comment #47286917
I feel this so, so much. It is a very exciting time. I have had a very specific goal in mind and I could work out large parts on my own. But there is a lot that I didn't have any b…
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Comment #47214991
Hahaa
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Comment #46974894
Hi! I'm a computational scientist by training, and I've spent an unreasonable number of years wrangling gnuplot and matplotlib to make figures look right for papers and presentatio…