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pebblexe
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Comment #14122943
Wow, thanks for mentioning that. I am used to being impressed by people on here, but the idea that he is this talented and blind is beyond my comprehension. Man I suck as a program…
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Comment #14080443
The idea of it registering as a printer is ingenious.
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Comment #14020965
FreeBSD also has netmap https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=netmap&sektion=4
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Comment #14012312
Hopefully they introduce namespaces (like matriona) and the type system of strongtalk with gradual typing. edit: just realized this was an april fools :(
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Comment #13997633
The best book I know about research is "Apprentice to Genius: The Making of a Scientific Dynasty": https://www.amazon.com/dp/0801847575 It's a fantastic book.
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Comment #13986522
I remember seeing this posted here and I was really impressed by it: https://github.com/yinwang0/ydiff
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Comment #13977657
This video of him is fantastic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkvEpoqFx6c
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Comment #13971436
I remember reading somewhere that there is funding/support from China. I can't find any support for that. I stumbled upon this site in my search though http://red.reb4.me/
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Comment #13969686
What's the difference between 'determines' and 'influences'? I mean isn't that just a sliding scale? If a concept is incredibly difficult to formulate in a given language, could it…
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Comment #13969080
Do you have to manipulate text? Perl is probably better than C for that. Do you have to write a program that operates on lists? Lisp probably is better than Java. Do you have to wr…
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Comment #13969000
Where is it written that programming languages can't support the theory of linguistic relativity?
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Comment #13968493
Are you kidding me? Are you claiming the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis isn't true on ycombinator ? This is a forum famous for talking about blub languages and lisp. And if it's true for a…
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Comment #13961389
Sorry about the title. Thank you mods for fixing it.
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Comment #13957471
You're right, I'm sorry.
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Comment #13957004
I don't mean to imply that I've done this (aside from copypasting from that wikibook). I just think that understanding why it's easy to do this for lisp is important.
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Comment #13956987
Does anyone know of an easy way to interact with performance monitor counters in Linux? I've been reading stuff by Brendan Gregg about DTrace and the importance of PMCs, and it mad…
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Comment #13956967
"A Field Guide to Genetic Programming" ( https://www.amazon.com/Field-Guide-Genetic-Programming/dp/14... ) is one of the better books I've read on the matter (but I've yet to read …
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Comment #13953001
I agree entirely with that.
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Comment #13952010
The only thing you need to do to understand lisp's entrancement is to write an interpreter for it, and in doing so you'll see why it's easier to write a lisp interpreter than it is…
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Comment #13934642
You can read the full research article here: https://rd.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00114-017-1440-1