JamesUtah07

In erlang you an interop with c++ libraries using NIFs so maybe the author down line will move to heavy matrix operations to a NIF

Oh sweet, I wasn't aware of this.

It's a amazing how minimal prior knowledge and a quick google search totally trumps someone who's spent years working in a field.

Looking forward to a Elixir wrapper for this.

Try out elixir. It runs on the Erlang VM but is easy to get up and running and has a great community. It's much easier to add external libraries and uses its own package manager.

> You can call or message any contact who also has the free Alexa App, an Echo, Echo Dot, or Echo Show and has enabled Alexa calling and messaging.

Just to be clear for others that can't/didn't read the full article, you can't make full calls to anyone, they have to have at minimum the amazon alexa app.

Any chance there is a PDF version of this?

I don't think it even failed under it's rated strength, it was that their supplier for the struts provided sub-par/faulty struts and they couldn't handle the pressure they were supposed to be rated for

I don't care if people have my email address, I care about people reading my emails.

It'd be nice if they additionally implemented https everywhere while they're at it

I'm curious as to also why they just don't go for full Salsa20 and do 32-bit words instead, seems like a logical quick fix upgrade that might break the decryption.

At first I thought this was another one of those planet x articles that talks about some hypothetical planet way out but then I saw that Mike Brown was involved and immediately got really excited. I hope they find something out there and we can send a probe to it in my lifetime.

I agree if it had examples and support for the IEnumerable 'where', 'Select', etc and foreach loops I'd easily through down the $100 for myself but I just don't write many 'for' loops anymore

Too bad the government only cares about the copyrighted material of the media companies and not the voters.