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leanthonyrn

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    Intersting challenge. Here is the NotebookLM Audio: MTA's Open Data program https://notebooklm.google.com/notebook/286a30b9-b17f-4dac-9e...

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    Comment #32054825

    This is would be a great project to provide a mature Lisp that developers could use to target WebAssembly. Guile Scheme is an amazing Lisp to utilize for this purpose. Here are som…

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    Comment #28800030

    I think this concept would work in the elderly population. Including patients with severe dementia. An interesting way to improve quality of life for this population.

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    Comment #24042023

    Racket and Julia on the same day!

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    Comment #22842149

    Thank you for your work. When trying to teach my child basic coding concepts along with their math homework, the barrier often is the IDE. The web-based staring point is incredibly…

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    Comment #22117670

    I do agree about Scratch. I have starting using the web based Pyret with my 9 year old. We mirror the math and geometry problems and solve them in the browser environment. The simp…

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    Comment #20615065

    I was thinking about this the other day. How can I expose my Common Lisp code to Julia. 1. You could take the Clasp path by exposing CL to C++. https://youtu.be/8X69_42Mj-g This me…

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    Comment #20507188

    JavaScript version?

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    Comment #20414627

    What are the best library's for data science in Racket? -Finding it hard to step away from Julia when operate on a amazing large data file and not kill the CPU. How about packages …

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    Comment #19373511

    Hamsterdam is a great example of holding police commanders accountable. "The Wire" https://youtu.be/n4j_oSeWZyU

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    Comment #19226288

    Does someone have best practices for remote work from the workers perspective? Example end of day email for work complete. Weekly check in for priority projects.

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    Comment #17934056

    Agreed. The Map is a great start. If this content could be exported to another type of game such as Elder Scrolls Morrowind or Thief. Even OSS games like Battle for Wesnoth , 0 A.D…

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    Comment #17675949

    Would love to see an Arcket.

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    Comment #17346300

    X-COM 2 has the same effect.

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    Comment #17246899

    The story does not mention anything about families. If you have a child in school, you better have family or friends who can support the acute local needs of your child. How do you…

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    Comment #17239540

    Dean Radin and Walter von Lucadou may disagree. -Google tech talk "Science and the taboo of psi" https://youtu.be/qw_O9Qiwqew -Ted Talk with Walter von Lucadou https://youtu.be/Tdf…

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    Comment #16978158

    Here is how Gerald Sussman feels at least about computer languages. https://youtu.be/O3tVctB_VSU Hal Abelson on Computer Science Education https://youtu.be/fqtlQWmRvvk

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    Comment #16973078

    I see. First rule of COBOL club. Don't talk about COBOL club.

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    Comment #16968942

    How does one search and utilize the use hundreds of thousands of existing apps written over the last N decades? Is their a CPAN like tool for COBOL?

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    Comment #16595631

    Can't wait to get home and try this. Now if we can get this to run in Javascript using WebAssebly that would be a dream come true. Making WebAssembly better for Rust(Common Lisp) h…