mahmud

Vue is SEO friendly and has native support for SSR.

Use Nuxt to get started.

https://nuxtjs.org/

Lulu is also an online publishing platform. In fact, only "Lulu" that I know.

https://www.lulu.com/

Am I the only one that washes dishes immediately after use? No need to even use the machine. Wash immediately after use, let them dry on rack, wipe and put away.

Dishes and laundry are a total non-issue.

I have been programming for over 20 years, most of it in FP land. ML is tractable, a beautiful prism through which one can peek at Computer Science as a subject, but it has a frustrating lack of _practical_ tooling and beginner-friendly community. For anything outside basic I/O, you will need to dust off compiler-specific extensions, most of them last used on "Un*x Workstations".

Just look at the Basis library. Safe to say it's nowhere near Racket, Scala, Clojure, Kotlin, ...

http://sml-family.org/Basis/manpages.html

Or more likely, some imaginative fanboy wrote it. Like much of the espionage / military / conspiracy articles. There is a heavy demand for literature that makes people feel knowledgeable and significant.

No, they both got it from Common Lisp (ca 1984)

Frink has existed for ages.

https://frinklang.org/

Are you affiliated? If so, kudos and thanks!

Holly smoke! The supervisor committee on that thesis is _heavy_. I'm so gonna study it.

Standard ML, rather.

It might have appeared in earlier MLs as an extension.

Not a recommender system or anything that intelligent. This is basically a keyword search of the paper titles. Even something as simple as term-frequence analysis would place the two papers far apart.

JS developer. It's a fairly low-skill job, taught widely, and demand for it far exceeds anything else related to PC support.

Every time I see those things, I can't hold back laughter.

It's called "treeshaking", and is a classic option in Lisp delivery tools.

That's the default emacs color scheme. The terminal is just SLIME.

https://common-lisp.net/project/slime/

Star Trek, Deep Space 9.

Odo is a shape-shifting being who is removed from his home planet. But we don't find that out til the 3rd season.

On the other hand, making citizenships "sticky" can dissuade people from some crimes BECAUSE they're citizens.

In the war of terrorism, U.S-citizens caught fighting for Al-Qaeda/ISIS are tried for treason (potentially carrying a death penalty) while foreign fighters could be afforded the luxury of the Geneva Convention rights.

And yes, I am a naturalized US citizen.

She brings back the child-like wonder and joy of early "tuts" of hackerdom. The old "asciiz" were tutorials written by people who both _enjoyed_ programming, and found it mischievous.

FYI: None of the music heard in that video is "dubstep".

That's still not how recursion works.

They would be mutually recursive if Fallout's was a reference to Dune, and Dune's a reference to Fallout.

This is just a simple reference, perhaps indirect, but not recursion.

More specifically anomaly detection.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anomaly_detection

Am I the only one who saw the twin towers?

Sorry, 9/11 still has me on edge.

The Mozart/Oz papers do a great job showing interesting use-cases.

Not too hard to be intelligent when you have a monopoly on the means of knowledge transfer (books) and the time to persue leisurely learning.

But it all changed widespread literacy. To steal a quote from Hilbert, "No one shall expell as from the paradise Guttenberg has created".

I'm from Somalia and I can assure you the Colombian experiment is being watched with a keen eye.

We too have murderous killers reformed to some sort of tribal elders.

Our violence, much like yours, has been mostly profit/power-driven. Except ours got tremendously worse with the introduction of Jihadi ideology.

I pray to FSM for the safety of both our nations. Stay safe, and may Colombia and Somalia stay safe. Con todos mi amor, hermano/a!

Blind devs would be perfect for certain problem spaces, like security-sensitive work or expert-witness type research.

> We need another (dozen) Cassius Clays.

And yet you call him by a name he himself changed and hated.

Salesforce is not gonna like this. They already have a "cloud" programming environment called Apex.

https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.apexcode.m...

Umm, Gtk?

It's the exact same thing.

For example, Suez Canal is called "Qanat al-Suez" in Arabic.