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22,691karma·6,478submissions·October 24, 2019
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Why not D? It's suitable for system programming and much better than Rust for non-system programming due to the default GC (but you can disable that where appropriate). It run fast due to native …
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Due to its legacy Fortran (similar to COBOL) is still being heavily used inside its niche application i.e. numerical computation. The irony is that some of the languages touted be Fortran replacement,…
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Expect to see more archaeology findings around the area of North or North West of Saudi Arabia. This area has been an archeology blindspots until 1980s [1]. Fun facts, the green pastures of Arabian Pe…
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Try D language, with its numerical library you can get both productivity and performance that is even better than the OpenBLAS (Numpy and Julia library are based on) [1]. In D you get the consistency …
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I am not a finance or business expert but it is stated in the Quran that there is a clear distinction between "business" and "usury", where the former is encouraged but the latter …
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For Machine Learning theory related to Data Science I'd highly recommend "The Hundred-Page Machine Learning Book" by Andriy Burkov [1]. According to the author, by reading one hundred p…
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For a price of two Brompton electric folding bikes you can get an Ami, really nice engineering there to get to the price point. This can be a game changer in urban set up especially in my part of the …
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I teach computer networking class with lab using Linux Switch Appliance (LISA) and Quagga router (based on Zebra) on embedded computer running x86 CPU with multi-port Ethernet. The embedded router nee…
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The latest version ESP32-S2 costs $1 (99 cents to be exact), and now supports LCD interface and USB OTG! https://maker.pro/esp8266/tutorial/a-comparison-of-the-new-e... …
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Thank you, now I know the term to associate with one of our papers written by one of the students, a "sleeper paper". The twist is that Google ranks it consistently high in the very first pa…
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This. I come here just to say the same thing, it's a game changer for stroke treatment since for the ischemic stroke (most common type of stroke) every minute lost means millions of neurons loss …
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Personally I've been researching in healthcare mainly on CVD for the past five years. Coming from outside healthcare, I was really shocked initially on how primitive the technology in clinics and…
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Yes, your impression is correct but D is still a young language compared to Python, and it just has been around for 20 years now (18 to be exact). For comparison, at the age of 20 years (around 2010) …
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I'm surprised nobody mentioned about D language for AI type of applications. It's a very fast compiled language and compile faster than most of its competitors. I supports interactive progra…
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It looks like a solid shell for RPi, it's just a shame that the price is a bit on the high side though. For an alternative hackable laptop like shell for RPi, consider the CrowPi2 [1]. It does no…
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Please check "The C Interfaces and Implementations" book by David Hanson [1]. Someone has implemented the concept using his library that you can check and use [2]. Another excellent referenc…
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If you want to state the fact or try to be biased as it gets, at least try to provide your reference [1]. https://www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/2017/11/forgotten-massa…
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Thanks to the poster and the slidedeck's writer, I have finally convinced and managed to read the Machine Learning 101 slidedeck [1]. I'd recommend you guys to read it as well, very informat…
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I am not sure how historian writing a book on knowledge under attack, conveniently missed one single biggest related event involving two of the world's history biggest empires, i.e. the ransack o…
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All of the conventional radar systems installed at airports are blind to this small human jetpack due to their limited resolution. The newer type of radar for detecting debris exist at some airports b…
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I'm longing and has the need for this type of database, and the time is ripe now for someone to implement it. It should be a local first and networked/distributed second, since IMHO the latt…
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The northwest area of Saudi mentioned in the article has been archaeology blindspot for a long time and it is only being surveyed properly by Archaelogists starting in 1981 [1]. It is also believed to…
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I'd say it is very unlikely and close to impossible unless it's sponsored by a government fund or a very big IC design company that's as big as Intel. But I'm glad if someone can p…
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Ahh, the burden of Anna Karenina principle, "All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way"- Leo Tolstoy
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For a really good background reading on D language landscape, check this paper by its authors: https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3386323 …
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Perhaps you should try Single Assignment C (SAC), it's a fast array based language with C/Algol syntax but it's proprietary though. http://www.sac-home.org/doku.php …
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I've never used rclone but according to the OneDrive Client for Linux (OCL) maintainer it does support OneDrive Personal, Business, Office365 and Sharepoint including shared folders for Personal …
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On a related note and hopefully not off-topic, there's a OneDrive Linux client written in D language [1],[2]: [1] https://github.com/abraunegg/onedrive/ [2] https:…
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I've got the feeling that the problems that vector spaces is trying to solve can be elegantly solved by quaternion approach [1] [1] https://www.researchgate.net/publication/21…
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FYI, Edouard Bugnion one of co-founders of VMware has written a book on VM technology "Hardware and Software Support for Virtualization"[1]. [1] https://research.vmware.com/pu…
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