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pajarito

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    Comment #1690546

    a translator from R to Maxima would be another idea. Maxima is Lisp based, use an algol like language, is used in education and is free. But developer are scare so more hands are n…

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    Comment #1690516

    Angel will not make your product fly if it is a heavy one. If you think the opinion of Angel can make it a better product contact them else focus in your goal until your product is…

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    Comment #1690503

    I think there would me more condolences if money were hidden away from creators. Acquisition is a fruit you can take or reject but anyway is a sweet fruit.

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    Comment #1690477

    The history of probability and statistic show us that a gambler can distinguish between two states whose probability is very similar (1/36 or so), so if a gambler has more informat…

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    Comment #1690451

    using the information for feedback and iterating to improve your business model is not enough. When you are learning cycling you iterate and use the feedback but you fail, then you…

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    Comment #1690434

    Is the overall argument about is you shot with your blind eyes and miss the target, then you move the target and say you hit it, so you are a great master and never miss a shot.

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    Comment #1690409

    "the early bird gets the worm" v.s "the second mouse gets the cheese". But I think that for the second to be true there must be some trap for the mouse. If you foresee the traps of…

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    Comment #1690390

    Reading the top ranked comment, perhaps there is a need for a post that emphasises the value of learning from failure as a way of learning better. Propaganda is not always a good w…

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    Comment #1690372

    Reading only the comments, perhaps C is just a low level language very well suited for many applications that don't require class and objects. Is there something more in the origin…

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    The future of Lisp

    As you can see Lisp community is still evolving: From comp.lang.lisp: Norbert_Paul: Pascal J. Bourguignon wrote: > You're wrong, parentheses and conses are sexy: > (.)(.) > ) ( > (…