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Math must be understood, cannot be learned just by heart, unlike most other facts.

Actually, there are four binding times involved, but perhaps they differentiate the two approaches?

Is it difficult to write that one is build-time and the other run-time?

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Common Lisp HyperSpec: http://www.lispworks.com/documentation/HyperSpec/Front/index...

Can fixing random companies' problems can be interesting? -- a specialist

What's the job position of Fabrice Bellard?

The forgotten Fibonacci law of hiring: only 1st class people hire 1st class people (but also some 2nd class people), 2nd class people only hire 3rd class people, etc.

Datalog is quite hot still.

Deligne was his student: https://youtu.be/WfDcrN5_1wA

You can add tons of structured logs, log runtime configuration... as opposed to trying to "observe" what is going by collecting unrelated pieces of informal logs (the state of the art). People code at high level, tools write instrumented low-level code.

Have you thought about an underlying (FP-style) persistent buffer (e.g. https://github.com/amb007/persistent-buffer) that would eventually allow for a better-than-text-based diff & conflict resolution of program versions developed in this editor?

If only such assumptions were ever written down.

Poweramp Equalizer app (much more bang per buck than any headphones)

According to the Amdahl's law: Let the smartest do the hardest. According to the Gustafson's law: Add more work if you want to keep the others busy.

> Amdahl's law can be stated as make the common case fast. Not really, the common part is the one parallelizable by dumb workers. The fastest worker does the sequential part. Here, let the smartest do the hardest.

Whenever I used Lisp for real projects over past two decades, the development was an order of magnitude faster and powerful. To stay on the positive.

As it was for my daughter, there was a 10% student discount but there were other discounts, too.

A few months ago, I bought a nicely packed and customized P14s Gen 1 in France (Qwerty !) with 16GB and 400 nits for under 1000 euro.

Try to put this into a spreadsheet: https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/software-design-flexibility

Are you sure you remember when your memory is faillible? ;-) (Mine is perfect, I don't remember I ever forgot something.)

Amazing.

Brave is a web browser, and I found this in the code: federated_learning::kFederatedLearningOfCohorts, I suppose that's what FLoC stands for.

In simpler cases, you can see the problem as purely functional data structures.

Whether they can run on hydrogen.

How about trying to define both first? I am not sure what data-oriented means.

https://www.azquotes.com/quote/1351262#:~:text=like%20compou.... So the use of what you have is like the interest rate, more important long-term than the premium/starting amount.