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Comment #47163471
Forth + APL: Uiua
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Comment #46420071
> Yeah I think Unity just doesn't have the technical skillset anymore It's not a technical skillset issue, it's a case of lacking resources, leadership changing priorities and chan…
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Comment #45372594
Where you see the 'Q', it's a text-field, you can just enter a different letter and it'll switch.
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Comment #41423700
I mean I'll be calling (pronouncing) it Tablespoon, that's a great name:)
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Comment #38569015
To answer that there are two main factors: 1) For this kind of single instance gene transfer to have an evolutionary effect, it will need to happens to germ-line cell (so an egg or…
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Comment #38472337
Or if you're working with a list of lists, the wonderful: ↓⍉↑ will do
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Comment #37423168
The life/dinner principle doesn't work in absolutes, it just states that you would expect asymmetric evolutionary pressures from asymmetric stakes in interactions.
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Comment #37417463
It's also worth taking the "Life/dinner principle"[0] into account. If the termites fail to detect the beetle, then they might loose a tiny bit of food or whatever. While if the be…
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Comment #37404381
That's 1 million kroner per day, just fyi
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Comment #37261502
Well, the question is in reality either unanswerable (we don't know - and may never know - how many and when the first proto-language(s) emerged) or meaningless (all live natural l…
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Comment #37261435
Just as a little correction: Dutch is not an "evolved German dialect". German and Dutch are both West Germanic languages, but so is Scots, Frisian and English. So it would be like …
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Comment #36430357
Because of palatalization [0], a very common sound change. 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palatalization_(sound_change)
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Comment #36056527
Fair enough:) It's also okay to have opinions about language of course. I just often see people confidently stating, that they're speak the right way, and those others (from that o…
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Comment #36055870
It's almost like it's an unimportant distinction for normal speech and that the spoken language is moving on, as it inevitably does.
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Comment #34817073
Yes, if you dare to look into a GC implementation, you might see some truly unsafe code indeed
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Comment #34244565
If you're curious about how their YJIT, with it's lazy basic block versioning, works then I can highly recommend watching their presentation on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=…
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Comment #34244559
JIT compilation is done lazily on a per basic block level (so you only JIT blocks you're about to run). It keeps track of statically known information for specific basic-blocks and…
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Comment #33638828
Most editors let you use an input prefix, so typing `y gets you ↑ for example. Makes it a lot easier
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Comment #33531563
I mean I could list reasons, but in the end, it just comes down to taste really. Different people like different things.
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Comment #32782288
Indeed, in Danish the verb 'misse' means to slow blink like a cat, and comes from the word 'mis' which can be translated as 'kitty' or 'pussy-cat'.
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Comment #32763122
The "black-" in blacksmith, just means black [1], most likely in reference to the iron they worked. As far as I can tell, "Blech" doesn't have a cognate in English. If it did, it w…
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Comment #32095519
I feel like this is basically a subset of the translation problem, which you probably need actual artificial general intelligence for (because you need to be able to model another …
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Comment #32011010
For those wondering, it's a reference to this beauty: https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/facebook/000/838/967/e39...