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titanix88

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    Comment #49160428

    How do we know that these solutions don't exist in the training data? It is open secret that they have used pirated materials for training. Perhaps it plagiarized solutions from wo…

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    Comment #46484757

    Looks like the author have not used software pipelining compiler directives with the kernel loops. AMD AIE architecture has 5 cycle load/store latency and 7 cycle FP unit latency. …

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    Comment #27099845

    No. I am using Clojurescript for frontend. What I meant was that my strong point is server side programming and I lack experience and time to master all the nooks and cranies of pr…

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    Comment #27093315

    Clojure is not easy, but it is simple, as Rich Hicky explained. For the trivial projects, you won’t find yourself bulding products faster in this stack compared to others. To feel …

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    Comment #25382559

    Clojure is a great language for small creative teams to achieve great(relatively) things. It's difficult to understand that from a startup mindset of hacker news where money is no …

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    Comment #21024858

    I am building an interactive voice broadcasting solution as a SaaS at http://dandydialer.com . Back-end API is built on Clojure, Datomic and freeswitch. I am using Clojurescript, R…

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    Comment #20284824

    It's kind of funny to think about how web was supposed to be extensible with 'type' attribute for script and style tags,but everyone forgot to implement anything other than 'text/c…

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    Comment #17295794

    Yes, I did try to comprehend the NMG, but didn't ask for anyones help. But AFAIR, back then (mid 2015), the python specific parts of the packaging manuals were scattered between so…

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    Comment #17294929

    This might be off-topic, but time to chime-in with my experience of packaging an open source software written in python. Once, I spent a good deal of my time making a grammar-based…

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    Comment #16002690

    Apparently imperceptible differences in latency can be felt vividly through break of habit. A couple of years back, I didn't have any experience with online games and was introduce…

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    Comment #15884543

    One very important aspect of Clojure is lock-less, STM(software transactional memory) based concurrency that just works. In clojure, shared memory is readily available and with a f…

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    Comment #15025124

    This! Try to implement a controlled task scheduler using multiprocessing and sooner or later you are going to hit some unexpected behavior, like - multiprocessing.Queue belly-uppin…

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