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throwaway7645

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    Comment #16509791

    Gotcha...I would assume to leave it in for use in interactive data analysis, but if you REALLY want to keep things small...

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    Comment #16509664

    IT should exist to help the domain users, but after a point they get too big and start to dictate what gets used even if nobody wants it. Like choosing the data analytics technolog…

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    Comment #16509477

    Yea it's actually the most readable in the family to those who haven't put the effort into learning the array paradigm. Dyalog APL & J are the two other main languages in the famil…

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    Comment #16509425

    Very difficult with large IT departments to get something unusual like this since you need hardware, a way to transfer data from your main database into an SSD to really take advan…

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    Comment #16509386

    Why remove the GUI stuff?

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    Comment #16509306

    Any news on kOS? I'd love to build a barebones high performance computer with K running on bare metal.

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    Comment #16509006

    I wish there was a way to use this at my company without the monstrous price tag. I also wish kdb+ came with much better dashboard support kinda like Tableau...I want to retrieve a…

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    Comment #16507140

    Thanks...weak sounds a lot more plausible than fully binding.

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    Comment #16503887

    This is Sapir-Whorf thinking. My understanding as a non-linguist is that this has never been proven. I know there is a strong/weak form of the hypothesis, but can't remember what t…

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    Comment #16503555

    I'll be that guy that brings up Esperanto. I don't speak it fluently yet, but know it faaar better than Spanish which I have years of formal instruction in and have been exposed to…

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    Comment #16500665

    I'm right below the cusp where I think it will be more efficient to learn Latex.

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    Comment #16498071

    Sadly that's my assumption too.

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    Comment #16498067

    I would normally agree with you, but that seems subjective.

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    Comment #16497861

    Where did Red Bull exist in 92'? Dang...wikipedia says it came out in 87'. I can't recall energy drinks before ~2003.

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    Comment #16497794

    Mad respect for you Dom, but why would going from Nim -> JS be Transpiling and Nim-> C++ be compiling? Both go from a high level Lang to another high level Lang.

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    Comment #16497640

    This comes up everytime i post about this and most people agree with me that transpile means convert to a different source language. It is definitely a common use, but I realize it…

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    Comment #16497420

    So searching an image is definitely nice, but it's a tradeoff in my opinion as it takes much longer to write out an equation in equation editor (I'm very proficient btw) or the oth…

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    Comment #16497403

    Nim transpiles to C, C++, or JavaScript so it can run on nearly anything (Windows, Linux, MacOS, embedded to some degree, web browser...etc). Cobra appears to be .NET, so a little …

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    Comment #16497170

    You'd rather have plain text than hand-written diagrams? I think most of the difficulty is in not knowing APL like notation.

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    Comment #16496411

    Slower than typing, yes. However, I'll take APL by hand over Python which is commonly viewed as terse if I could think in APL as well as the author.

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    Comment #16494283

    I submitted this recently and added some links to the author's previous posts if it helps anyone. Seriously cool: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16455455 I like how this post…

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    Comment #16489441

    Is there any chance Google might put more effort into this in the future? Scheme in the browser would be awesome. I'm guessing it is just a Google employee's pet project?

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    Comment #16461658

    Ah, understood. I hope I didn't sound offended, just confused until I read your reply. I agree that it is similar to Google in that they seem to hedge their bets too much (like how…

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    Comment #16461327

    Windows Phone is discontinued, but sure as heck wasn't experimental. I've used it flawlessly since about 2011 with rock-solid stability and battery life.

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    Comment #16455474

    Also from the author: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13565743 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13797797 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gcUWTa16Jc0