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manucorporat

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    Comment #48836068

    gonna try it! i also suspect that that cranelift's vector lowering is not ideal, so the reasons i described could be wrong

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    Comment #48835501

    the feeling of accomplishment is lower though

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    Comment #48835124

    yes! amortized among many other thing though

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    Comment #48834547

    Sent issue: https://github.com/hagezi/dns-blocklists/issues/10759

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    Comment #48834269

    the language can do a lot of very expressive things, every language feature works in your favor too, but agree with you, i would not use my own language for anything production. li…

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    Comment #48834177

    Claude Max Plan honestly is kind of endless, I have a old game written in MRC Objectice-C that i am porting to something more modern, and still within the limits of the flat subscr…

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    Comment #48833111

    I was exploring ways to speed up this language, the naive implementation is just a interpreter executed in rust, which can just do so much. Once thing i explored was to compile the…

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    Comment #48832476

    Yes, a Dirac delta is just "all the weight on one point", and that works fine on a die. For the scope of the language it never even comes up, because Noise is a simulator, it does …

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    Comment #48831850

    I know haha I wanted to be transparent about this, I have been coding since 9 years old, 32 years old now. I have nothing to prove other than it would have been impossible for me f…

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    Comment #48831783

    This is great! thank you for the digging, gonna figuring out how it end up there

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    Comment #48831769

    oh! that is very interesting. I was not aware of I could simulate markov chains with Approximate Bayesian, I have some good reading to do this weekend! indeed, expressions like P(D…

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    Comment #48831318

    mmmh i can't see the domain blocked in the list, it's my personal blog, i don't even have tracking other than server-side stats. could it be because using netlify dns?

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    Comment #48830643

    oh! that's awesome, i had no idea haskell could express this things

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    Comment #48803859

    I started this about 9 years ago and never finished it. The idea comes from a course in my telecom degree called "Señales Aleatorias y Ruido" (Random Signals and Noise), I spent so…

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    Comment #48753970

    thanks for the feedback! while i wrote all the story myself I let AI do a full rewrite, i have not developed the eye to do the editing yet

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    Comment #48751188

    Truth be told, I came up with this name when I was 12 years younger. The other big framework back then was called Martini. And Gin pretended to be the idiomatic version for Go. Go …

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    Comment #48750646

    I released Gin in Hacker news more than 10 years ago! Changed my career and allowed me to meet a lot of interesting people. Thank you HN!

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    Show HN: Noise Lang, JIT stochastic programming language in Rust

    Side project to learn Rust and create a programming language where every variable represents a probability distribution. Found it very useful to describe noise in telecommunication…

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    Comment #33174204

    Qwik maintainer here, lots of good feedback for our landing page! we already updating much of the content there. Please check this 20min if you wanna understand of the fundamental …

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    Comment #29058218

    We have been working on an open source tech that works in the browser and render 3D CTs and MRIs without installing any software, check it out: https://openview.health

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