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jchassoul

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About jchassoul

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    just use bspwm!

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    Comment #27165873

    Denite resolves Unite's problems. https://github.com/Shougo/denite.nvim

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    Comment #27165804

    happy vim8 + Denite user here!, Telescope seems great as well can't wait to try it out eventually with nvim!

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    Comment #25555063

    The future of RTS is the acknowledgement of Brood War as our new modern digital chess.

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    Comment #25451342

    I love bspwm!

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    Comment #18279666

    It's all about messaging. quoting: Soon we will have chips with thousands of cores with high-bandwidth interconnect. Such chips will power the next generation of Intelligent Applic…

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    Comment #17919237

    Syntactic sugar causes cancer of the semicolon!

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    Comment #17919095

    It is NOT, is cool that you love Clojure, Scheme or Common Lisp but LFE is not a re-implementation of any of those things nor envy any of the features on them. LFE is a clean, beau…

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    Comment #17863296

    https://github.com/rvirding/lfe

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    Comment #17861472

    If anything on the BEAM ecosystem interest you I highlight recommend you check out LFE! (= There are no symbols! you have lots of little processes with lots of connections between …

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    Comment #17849430

    Both are awesome papers, I found this very interesting: "In 1975 Gerald J. Sussman and Guy L. Steele Jr. began experimenting with some interpreters in an attempt to understand the …

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    Comment #17836801

    Indeed the SIP over WebRTC open source stack is a thing of beauty!

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    Comment #17718960

    Thanks professor, looking forward to join your keynote at code mesh. https://codesync.global/speaker/carl-hewitt/

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    Comment #17684599

    Do you want to abolish the protagonist role of the channel abstraction like in CSP based languages and certain message brokers? We can't have issues with channels if we're all acto…

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    Comment #17682637

    Bigger than that is a concurrent model of computation!

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    Comment #17682426

    How this view on channels relate with information theory? can we think of them as an actor and its capacity a property of the physical modeling represented by that actor: floppy di…

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    Comment #17674977

    That is wrong, Actor systems have a property called "Unbounded nondeterminism" nondeterministic TM have only bounded nondeterminism. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unbounded_nondete…

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    Comment #17672847

    The statement is true, Actor systems can handle uncertainty in ways that Turing Machines can not.

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    Comment #17671497

    Turing machines are not very good handling uncertainty? the key pond is on physics ? yada, yada? I thought this was 101 already!

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    Comment #17668571

    and yet it moves

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    Comment #17668562

    Hewitt work so relevant today, I found interesting that the Lisp Scheme was a failed attempt to implement this model of computation, ORGs, the scientific community metaphor, Planne…

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