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Ruby has httparty. https://github.com/jnunemaker/httparty

Jurassic Park 1993 introduced UNIX to the mainstream world. Movies of that era showed SGI Sun, Cray or CM computers. All gone. I miss those days.

I was expecting the Dutch term niksen.

For exports, it is missing the ultimate: Borland Turbo Vision, the Rolls-Royce of TUI frameworks.

I am curious to know why there are two Fortrans (i.e. LFortran and LLVM Flang) both targeting the LLVM backend?

I am a bit curious, why would nVidia need Ada developers? In-car systems?

nice! you have your thesis or any related paper available online?

Thank you so so so much!!!

just wondering, what is an "ICE"?

The bottom of the page says "© 2022 Symbolics Pte". Any relations with the Symbolics of the Lisp Machine fame?

If I remember correctly, the first Bourne Shell was written in a Pascal-ish C.

considering that there are about 300 million native Bengali speaking people in the world (mostly in Bangladesh, and West Bengal which is a state in India).

can you choose line endings as LF not CRLF in Notepad?

For a while ITA was (probably is) a showcase of Common Lisp in production. But I think these days Grammarly is the one.

Before posting, I searched for "Tesseract" and here you go.

Now I would like to see a Corona virus with it.

I think all the X Lake names are taken form real lakes in the state of Oregon.

Same here. And the word “launches” added to my confusion as I thought SpaceX “launched” a rocket.

Is the schema (even partially) available publicly?

This is a bit off topic maybe, but I have heard SAP works with tens of thousands of tables. Is that correct?

Many thanks. So the characters shown in the IEEE Spectrum article, are they in Traditional Chinese? I wonder whether the implementation of the programming language covers both characters or not.

Can someone familiar with Chinese language clarify one thing please: What does "Classical" mean in this case? And are the characters Simplified Chinese or Traditional Chinese?

Two other languages that I can think of that have their roots in South America are Lua and Elixir.

doesn't nvidia release FreeBSD graphics drivers?

Who owns the copyright? Novell?

is there a git repo of nanix?

I first read about Ada in JARGON:

   Ada:: n. A {{Pascal}}-descended language that has been made
   mandatory for Department of Defense software projects by the
   Pentagon.  Hackers are nearly unanimous in observing that,
   technically, it is precisely what one might expect given that kind
   of endorsement by fiat; designed by committee, crockish, difficult
   to use, and overall a disastrous, multi-billion-dollar boondoggle
   (one common description is "The PL/1 of the 1980s"; hackers find
   the exception handling and inter-process communication features
   particularly hilarious).  Ada Lovelace (the daughter of Lord Byron
   who became the world's first programmer while cooperating with
   Babbage on the design of his mechanical computing engines in the
   mid-1800s) would almost certainly blanch at the use her name has
   been latterly put to; the kindest thing that has been said about it
   it is that there is probably a good small language screaming to get
   out from inside its vast, {elephantine} bulk.

Maybe the situation is different now?

What are the major successes that came out of the lab? On top of my head I can think of: e-Ink, Lego mindstorms, Scratch. I bet there are hundreds more.

where can I see the Verilog/VHDL code for this? anybody knows the link?

If everyone follows this advice then who will implement the system? Outsource to external professional firms? We already outsource to accountants, lawyers, ad agencies etc.