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entropy2421
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i had one sort of like this when i was a kid, http://www.amazon.com/Vintage-Sports-Cards-MX-906-Electronic/dp/B00005K2SY/ref=sr_1_5?s=toys-and-games&ie=UTF8&qid=1316308717&sr=1-5 seems like she's trying to reinvent the wheel a little, http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=circuit+building+kit&tag=googhydr-20&index=toys-and-games&hvadid=4074358195&ref=pd_sl_475hjt80vv_b
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Iggyhopper
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>plug in the wires and thats why this was made. no plugging, fiddling, or anything of the sort
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bastawhiz
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Transistors blow my mind. I write the code, but I have no freaking clue what goes on. BRB, paying a visit to /r/eli5...
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applejak
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Back in the olden days, we had to play [Capsela](http://www.buildingtoysfanatic.com/capsela.html)
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mantra
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Sigh. Someone clueless about the cost of materials and cost of running ab business. At only $130 I'm very concerned about their ability to even stay in business at all.
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Some have to be uninstalled manually if I'm not wrong
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danharaj
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From all the blog noise, I'll be honest, I don't even know what functional and OO programming are anymore. I do enjoy being able to treat a function as a first class value though.
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leros
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That is really expensive for the limited kit that it is.
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washort
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Better link: http://www.cs.yale.edu/quotes.html
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21echoes
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this isn't a competition-- as someone who is working on these technologies, i want to know where the pain points are so i know what to fix.
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jonforthewin
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NetSec would be the place to put it. A lot of uninteresting or redundant things make it to NetSec (which is still bad, not all bad though), though, yeah. -_-
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washort
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I think the measure of a master programmer is whether he can understand each of these epigrams. I know that ones that didn't make sense to me a few years ago now express deep wisdom.
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jonforthewin
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Yeah, but when you do that, a lot of non-programmers start looking at things they might find interesting or funny based on Lowest Common Denominator knowledge everyone knows about programmers. Before you know it, you have noob (and I mean, noob, like, couldn't and wouldn't set up a Kerberos server) sys admins all over the place. =\
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Wonnk13
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can i ask why? i was trained on R from a social science background, we never discussed the mechanics of the language language ( everyone likes it because it's a free version of Stata). I know R has shitty syntax, but i feel like i can do more with one line of R code than i can with Scipy. Of course i know next to nothing about python so maybe i'm missing something.
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I definitely wouldn't be able to say it better.
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It's not an acronym it's an abbreviation.
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antonivs
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To restate shoeOnHeadPls's response, taking stock options from a startup puts you in the same position as a venture capitalist, except you have a portfolio of one company. In other words, odds are your options are worthless.
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banuday
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What are you talking about? Object fields map to columns. The identity of the object is defined by the PK, and the session manager maintains the uniqueness constraint. The PK/FK relation is realized as composition. It's simple, practical and gets the job done.
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flebron
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The way of counting these can be done in O(n) with a dynamic programming solution, since for all suitable n, f(n) = f(n-1) + (n-1)*f(n-2) is the function which counts these involution permutations.
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ballscockr
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Given that in Australia some PS3 games are $130, it doesn't seem that expensive for a toy
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banuday
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Haskell doesn't have objects... But, Haskell does have a neat library called HaskellDB that [maps SQL to monadic combinators](http://haskelldb.sourceforge.net/leijen/haskellDB/example.html).
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okiyama
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Programmatic thinking does not strictly pertain to code. Mathematics teaches a lot of what the thought process of programming is but you certainly don't write code in there. That being said, yes this link is completely in the wrong space. This is something programmers would find cool but in reality does not pertain much to the real topics we should be discussing.
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okiyama
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Obviously he understands what a program is, your comment is really unhelpful to the discussion.
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a_culther0
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I think the problem lies within communicating effectively that *you can get started and all you need are the components and a crappy pair of scissors*. Seriously. You can do a lot of things without soldering anything if you use alligator clips with the screws
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s73v3r
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It's still not gonna let you do what you want with your applications. You need to port it using a toolkit that actually works for touch. This docking stuff is not going to resolve the fact that your app needs to have a different UI for touch than it does for desktop use.
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cybercobra
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Can you explain what concepts are?
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Wabledoodle
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I agree. While this sounds like it would be amusing at first, it doesn't seem like there's a lot of repeat fun in what you can do. Lego mindstorms on the other hand is literally a kids version of the arduino.
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zzzeek
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To be fair, reddit uses only SQLAlchemy Core, not the ORM. But the argument, "I wrote my own orm in the 90s and it sucked, therefore orms suck" is usually the anti-orm argument i see (as is the case above), and can't be topped for it's innate hubris and ignorance.
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skew
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The experimental design fixed the time available to work on the parser! Your hobby is doing you no good, if you would rather congratulate yourself about others appearing irrational than read the paper yourself.
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Unsmith
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Not to belittle how awesome these tools are, or how well spoken Ayah was, but she is quite cute. :)
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michaelfeathers
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Thanks. I knew that it would be more efficient to do a reverse search but I didn't know that handy function was around. I was sort of amazed to find combination on arrays. :-)
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raydeen
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It's a good introduction to logic and flow before learning how to put that logic and flow into written form. A young kid can visually see how a hardwired version of a simple computer program would work. Armed with that, they won't have as much trouble learning the abstraction of putting the same ideas into software.
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kmeisthax
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concepts_(C%2B%2B)
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bobindashadows
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Those quotes aren't random. All those quotes make it clear the respective projects don't intend to actually replace the use of query languages but intend to address and simplify common usage patterns.
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tau-lepton
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Mexican farmers are looking for work, subsidized agriculture in the United States being a contributor.
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gwern
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> The experimental design fixed the time available to work on the parser! I have no idea what you mean by this. Obviously the time the students took was not fixed, otherwise they could not possibly have different averages. > Your hobby is doing you no good, if you would rather congratulate yourself about others appearing irrational than read the paper yourself. My hobby does not extend to 'pay the ACM $15 to download one paper' to check a fine point which you seem to be obtusely trying to convey by any method other than saying it.
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tau-lepton
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Agreed, looks like a nightmare.
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joesb
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No "-"?
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tau-lepton
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Jesus, it's a mess, why var and int to declare an int?
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tau-lepton
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Could D be tweaked for this behavior?
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tau-lepton
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So instead of adding macros or other features to D, let's invent a new language.
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Noink
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...and, someone who possibly isn't thinking about the short-term sacrifices needed to launch a new product.
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hotoatmeal
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quick... what's the function for calculating how many such permutations there are on n numbers?
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tau-lepton
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Why does it need to be declared before you know what it should be initialized to?
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skoll
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Not having used either, and genuinely curious about how to introduce electronics to my 5 year old, I wonder how it compares to the [Snap Circuits SC-750R](http://www.amazon.com/Snap-Circuits-SC-750R-Student-Training/dp/B000IXMP6Q/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1316315715&sr=8-7)? $115.94 puts them in the same price range. The snap circuits has over 80 parts, instructions to build over 750 projects, plus a handy carrying case. Anyone have experience with Snap Circuits?
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mikemol
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Because I was annoyed that I kept needing prime numbers for some of my unit tests. I only needed 1024, but I figured, what the hell...be silly, generate 2^20, and upload them somewhere where people can get at it.
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kirakun
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When I see replies like this, it's crying out loud a frail ego who wants to prove that they know better. So fucking grating. Obviously, you only use a very small subset of Boost yourself. I work on projects with 150+ separate cc files, each including about 7 to 10 boost libraries. Now, can you tell me how long you think a full build would take?
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harlows_monkeys
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The venue provisions that were in the bill did not make it through, but that was not what I was referring to. What I'm referring to is the joinder provision and its effect on venue. When a patent suit only has a single defendant, it is not uncommon for the defendant to succeed in getting venue changed from the patent troll's choice of venue to either the state the defendant is incorporated in or to where the defendant is located. The trolls have developed a strategy against that: sue multiple defendants in one suit with the defendants spread all around the country, and include at least one defendant who is in the district they want to sue in. It then becomes very hard to get the case transferred because a more convenient forum for one defendant is likely not more convenient for another. EDTX is conveniently centralized, and the case stays there. With the joinder provision in the new bill, the troll will have to do one case per defendant. In addition to making it likely that many of the cases will get transferred out (so the troll has to litigate all around the country), this also greatly increases the chances the troll will lose his patent. Each case is a chance for the patent to be invalidated.
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kirakun
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And shame on you for commenting on the Thinking in Go post. Don't you know that one of the major goal of Google developers for Go is because they are sick of the long build time in C++?
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explicit_decay
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it seems like native client is on the path to reinventing the wheel that is .NET (and Java before it). the original intention of running straight native code starts to fade away with PNaCl and you are left with needing a JIT and a runtime (Pepper). it is not clear to me how PNaCl will fair any better than its predecessors.
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Don't you think 5 years is too young age for any reasonable electronic introduction? Not that I'm arguing against it, but there are some math involved which 5yrs old can't master unless he's a wunderkind. I'd recommend to go after some really simple electric circuits where you just connects terminals, something like battery+switch+motor/buzzer+some simple mechanical chassis. There are plenty of ready made kits or you can assemble your own kit much cheaper than for $115.
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I don't know if you're trolling or deliberately being obtuse but again, *it depends entirely on which boost libraries you are using, as boost is not a monolithic library.*
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therapy
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You can compile those C/C++ codebases to JavaScript. The only advantage of NaCl is that it allows multithreading with shared state. Aside from that, it's the usual tradeoff of native code being faster but less portable, when compared to JS.
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You can write in other languages than JS on the web right now, by compiling them to JS. This works for C, C++, Python, etc. So you can reuse all the existing code you want on the web already. And that approach avoids the problem with NaCl, which is that it exists only in Chrome (and will never be added anywhere else).
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Of course, the [OEIS](http://oeis.org/) has a list of [the first 100k primes](http://oeis.org/A000040/a000040.txt)...
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therapy
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That's not quite everyone, there are for example web browsers on game consoles. The bigger issue is that it would prevent a new architecture from appearing. ARM took off because it ran where x86 couldn't, but we should **not** make it that hard for a new architecture to run the web.
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ironykarl
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They're paying for lawyers _so that they can be granted a monopoly._ It is most certainly worth their while. If it weren't, you can be sure they'd support abolishing the patent system.
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ironykarl
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Except that a continual revenue stream (which big companies need) isn't just dependent on you developing a good product, it's contingent on your continuing to have a product that compares well enough to the other products in the marketplace. Hampering market entry is a pretty fantastic way to make your half-assed product look better.
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PNaCl's performance is not yet clear - by making it more portable, they may end up affecting the speed. It's still a research project I believe. And note that even if it does target x86, x86_64 and ARM, that isn't everything that exists now and certainly not everything that will exist in the future. So there is still a portability problem. Worse, NaCl is Chrome-only and shows no sign of being accepted anywhere else. I even have some doubts about Google's support for it - if NaCl is the solution for fast code on the web, why has Google been secretly developing Dart?
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franktinsley
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SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!
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> Since a nexe is just a straight ia32 binary, it avoids most of the overhead associated with those other languages/VMs The price you pay is portability, of course. PNaCl will give some amount of portability, but will likely trade that off against losing some speed. Just like JIT powered languages do.
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> You can write in languages other than JavaScript. That's kind of a big deal for me. Other languages on the web are important, on that I agree, but I don't think NaCl is the way to do that. And not just because NaCl only runs in Chrome. Not all languages written in C or C++ can be compiled to NaCl, since the sandboxing introduces some restrictions. In particular dynamic languages with JITs and PICs are problematic (sandboxing PICs is especially difficult from a theoretical standpoint). And on the other hand, as others have mentioned, you can already run other languages on the web by compiling them to JS, see for example the list here https://github.com/jashkenas/coffee-script/wiki/List-of-languages-that-compile-to-JS Many of those implementations are getting quite mature. There is a lot of momentum there.
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therapy
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> Yes, because ActiveX made no attempt at security at all. It wasn't just that. It was also that ActiveX doesn't integrate well with the web, and that it is Windows/IE specific. NaCl has the same problems: It also doesn't integrate well with the web, and it only runs in Chrome.
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ISvengali
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First number is 3? That gives me hope.
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KeigaTide
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I spent a couple classes and competitions using mindstorms, they are implemented perfectly, these just seem... cheap?
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AndyJarosz
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Bro, I was looking up new CPUs at 5*. Don't underestimate them. *May have been like 8 or 9...my childhood is mostly a strange blur.
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mongreldog
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Is that the best you're poor underpowered brain cells can come up with? You're position as the dribbling village idiot will be permanent, as you clearly don't possess the wit and intelligence required to qualify as the court jester.
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Show me any 5 year kid really able to explain how "lie detector, AM radio, power amplifier or variable capacitor" ('cos this is exactly what Snap Circuits SC-750R promises) works and I'm convinced.
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>You can compile those C/C++ codebases to JavaScript. How does one do this? Heck a C++ to JS compiler would be far more valuable to me than NaCl as it would require no plugin. I just tried Googling for one and the only things that come close are in the 'experimental' idea phase and really don't seem to work on anything other than very basic cases.
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therapy
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Emscripten is the open source one. Mandreel is another (based at least in part on Emscripten, not sure how much). http://emscripten.org Emscripten works by compiling LLVM to JS. So first you compile your C++ (or C or whatever) to LLVM, then run Emscripten on it. Links on that page have demos of lots of C and C++ code compiled to JS: Python, Bullet, Poppler, eSpeak, OpenJPEG, Lua, etc. As you said, this is a nice approach because it will work in all browsers, without any plugins. edit: it also links to a paper explaining how the compiler works, some benchmark data, etc.
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mycall
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It was quite smart of Microsoft to choose OCaml as their functional language of choice. I remember before they started F#, they were talking about how great Haskell was but didn't think it was the right choice for the mainstream.
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I still think Go would benefit from generics. For example, Go has three types of vectors -- integer vectors (IntVector), string Vectors (StringVector), and "generic" vectors (Vector) in which you must cast data to the appropriate type upon retrieval. Generics would clean this up nicely, I think.
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Saying it's a shame that it costs so much doesn't imply that it shouldn't, just that it's too bad it has to be so expensive.
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mycall
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> easy query language How does it compare to LINQ?
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zzzeek
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this comment is the one absolutely the most on the mark of all those I read in reponse to this dumb repost on both reddit and hacker news. I'd be happy to quote it fully on my blog. > Abstractions exist in software to help us better conceptualize problems, and to make it easier on those who come after us to understand the problem as we conceptualized it. Even imperfect ones - such as some (or even all) ORMs take some positive step in that direction. Bang.
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mfukar
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Looking at the original article on ORM referenced in the second sentence of this post, it looks like the author has misunderstood the problem ORM is trying to solve.
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mycall
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> That proves his point, ORMs are a very leaky abstraction. Any time you mention SQL you have just broken the I am dealing with a collection of objects abstraction. I've been using LINQ lately; combining queries between collections of file system objects, web site objects and Entity Framework database tables. Yes, it is a double abstraction but it works great. I heard hibernate has a similar query language now too. My point is that with something like LINQ in the picture, I no longer consider ORMs just for SQL anymore.
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gperlman
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But they will be quite limited by the fact that they are sandboxed.
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millstone
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My understanding is that LLVM bitcode is not platform agnostic. For example it incorporates things like the endianness of the target for which it's compiled.
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jessta
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Of course someone could also satisfy an interface intentionally and get the semantics wrong. Very strict language(haskell) are hard to use because they tend to get in the way, very loose languages(php) are hard to use because they make mistakes easy to make. Somewhere in between is a nice balance. I think Go's interfaces are a nice balance. Not explicitly saying a type should satisfy an interface means that you can have very small interfaces (eg. io.Reader, io.Writer, io.ByteReader). It would get really tedious if you had to explicitly state that your type satisfied the requirements of 100 different interfaces and then it would be problematic when someone using your type wanted to use it with an interface of a different combination of your types methods. A type with 10 methods could satisfy > 1000 interfaces, explicitly stating them all would be tedious.
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mfukar
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ORM is not an abstraction. Just get that out of your head and your problems will solve themselves.
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mfukar
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No, it's not. You, along with the rest of the flock, have this wrong.
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SwellJoe
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No harm in letting them play with stuff earlier. littleBits looks more suitable for younger kids, though, I think.
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AndyJarosz
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As a whole, no, but you gotta start somewhere. Snap circuits and the like provide a way to do this without being electrocuted. We moved when I was 10 and I recall doing projects from [this similar project board](http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3814337) at my old house, so it's not *impossible* that a younger kid could get snap circuits.
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moreyes
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And ♘.
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quandrum
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To be fair, NaCl is a lot more open than ActiveX. Any browser could implement it.
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This is great project for a few reasons. 1. A way to make a complete operating system that doesn't require anything but a web browser (i.e lets make chromeos viable.) 2. Better performance than Javascript, lets not make games on the web that play like someone bolted opengl into a snes. 3. We all agree that the current web model sucks for making responsive apps, so lets try something better.
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jkff
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They claim it works in "Chrome 5+" but it doesn't. And I'm on Linux, so I can't get IE9 or Safari. Any idea how to watch this?
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Sc4Freak
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There might be a plugin for Chome that enables H.264. Offhand I don't know of one for Linux I'm afraid - Microsoft offers a Chrome plugin that enables H.264 playback, but it's only for Windows. In the worst case, you can download the video (see download links below the video).
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Someone who has a lot of software to run there that's been already written for Windows and who believes that the costs of running a Windows server will be smaller than rewriting and re-debugging all that software and persuading their customers that it's just as stable as it was before.
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checksinthemail
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What promises did they make in this case, quanganht?
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OtisDElevator
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Listening to her talk about this was like a virgin listening someone talking about sex. It loses *almost all* of the "Holy sweet transistorized baby Jesus fuck! What a great thing and where can I buy this" factor. If they want to sell us this thing on how good it is and how easy it is, *show us* the kids playing with it!
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LaurieCheers
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Well, I was actually asking the question in earnest - I'm sure multiple inheritance is best for _something_.
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alexeyr
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[Unicode 6.0 adds support for ... Japanese emoticons.](http://technoholik.com/news/internet/unicode-60-adds-support-for-indian-rupee-sign-japanese-emoticons/786)
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jaksiemasz
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I spent a little time playing with a kit and it's pretty awesome. It's got some nice polish to it and kept an office full of college students entertained for an afternoon. It seems a bit less open ended than the product in this post but it's probably a good thing considering it's geared towards children.
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