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I absolutely love reading about Eve. Its like a cross between good scifi and reality tv :)

My uni lectures used to be in the same style as wiki articles. Professor reading from a extremely dense abstract script every lecture and not really explaining anything.

Bad times.

> Arrays here don’t have the Numpy/Scipy weirdness of matrices vs. ndarrays

Oh my god. This has bit me in the ass every time i did something with matrices in python. It seems like such a weird split.

Exactly my thoughts the last time i looked at learning resources in respect to Racket.

Stealth and Transporters. Made it kind of a boring game after figuring that this was the dominant combo to beat the boss.

Thank you very much. This might help with my Master Thesis :)

I had heard of the positive effects of tumeric/curcumin but this is just on another level.

That book was awesome and mind expanding.

Yeah during reading this i was wondering how someone can miss the point to that kind of degree. The point was to test for an understanding of object-oriented design. Yet he talks about how awesomely space effiencient his implmementation is compared to using objects.

But the interviewers seemed to also miss the ball, making irrelevant and false objections.

God i absolutely hated this kind of "this should be obvious" statement made by professors in lectures.

It absolutely poisens the learning atmosphere. And after 20 minutes of lecturing on a difficult topic they ask if anyone has any questions and wonder why noone raises their hand or says anything.

This is why i hate gift giving.

>Pity he hadn't heard of Armed Bear Common Lisp (http://abcl.org/), which runs on the JVM.

First public release of ABCL seems to be after first release of clojure.

You mean that they want to make some money?

Which i neatly tagged away in my bookmarks feeling good about envisioning taking it some day in the future. :) :(

No i didn't. But it doesn't even matter because your argument is invalid. Two articles/texts can be based in science and oppose each other. You know why? Because scientific literature can also disagree with each other.

But again your ideoligical lense doesn't allow you to even consider this possibility and instead automatically classifies anything that opposes your beliefs and what you have read as pseudo science.

It was actual science if you bothered to read. But keep seeing the world through your heavily tinted ideological lense.

Did you even watch the video? lol.

Holy cow. Didnt know you could serialize functions. Nice. Also the name "dill" made me chuckle. When i understood it after a minute :)

This is highly related to the Master Project we are doing at university right now. Trying to make games that have players using a relaxation technique in a playful way. Reading through the papers on the topic at the beginning of the project you could see that this stuff really works and works well. There are even attempts to treat mental problems like PTSD with VR. Exciting stuff.

So:

Produce more CO2

Increase Global Warming

Oceans rise

Everything is covered by water

Profit?

:)

I only know these things from clojure on the jvm. How do you implement these without Garbage Collection, since freeing the wrong memory in one version could spell disaster for another version of the structure due to structural sharing.