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There's also the issue with the non-existent unicode support.

I tried Wire and was a bit underwhelmed to be honest. It looks and feels old. I'm much more inclined to use Threema.

Care to point out any inaccuracies?

Fungi are one thing I both don't really understand and find extremely fascinating. If anyone has recommendations for comprehensive books or other materials for laymen I'd be grateful.

That is very cool.

> Maybe the most powerful of any fully statically typed language?

Compared to Haskell, Ocaml, Scala, F#, ...? Writing it like a dynamically typed language is standard for full type inference.

Is it during work time? Great. No? Aight, imma head out.

> Julia — odd language

What a profound criticism. If data scientists can't use Julia then they're not great data scientists - you have RCall and PyCall, Flux, Knet, MLJ, plotting libraries, etc. It has built-in and user-defined types, threads, multiple dispatch, ...

"Please don't think that Julia is only useful for 1. custom units 2. custom GPU kernels 3. Custom array types 4. custom bayesian priors. 5. AD through custom types 6. Task based parallelism 7. symbolic gradients with modeling toolkit 8. Agent based modeling 9. physics informed neural networks 10. abstract tables types ..."

Does that use the corpus from the article?

Me too. Alas, I can't do it myself.

The chihuahua flies at noon.

> but it does not imply "bad person liking thing -> thing is bad".

It does imply this if it's in the exact context of the Gestapo and Stasi and surveillance technology.

"Tag the insurgents"

... yes?

Are you doing your NLP with Flux?

> they should have just created a new language from scratch

God, please not another one with new tools, new libraries, etc.

"Please don't think that Julia is only useful for 1. custom units 2. custom GPU kernels 3. Custom array types 4. custom bayesian priors. 5. AD through custom types 6. Task based parallelism 7. symbolic gradients with modeling toolkit 8. Agent based modeling 9. physics informed neural networks 10. abstract tables types ..."

Woolly Mammoth Revival would be a great band name.

It's not the same and it's not represented as strings in Lisp, but I'm not going to commit further. You can read up on homoiconicity and Lisp on the internet, then you will see the difference.

Not true, SBCL definitely has TCO.

I use german providers such as GMX and Tutanota.

Yeah, because those drones only kill 'violent criminals', not also civilians. Also, these 'violent criminals' have a right for a fair process, otherwise it's just murder - which it is.

> Their bonuses are linked to company performance

As history shows this isn't really true.

Definitely false, I noticed the same thing. It's the hair for most women. Most of my female friends confirmed, sadly.

There's also Nengo (https://www.nengo.ai/).

Usually as long as I develop I have structs that I change inside a small module, then I can recompile just the module and access the new struct, e.g. for neural networks.

It's not perfect but it's something.

You can use RCall to use R from Julia: https://github.com/JuliaInterop/RCall.jl

> even just redefining a struct field requires restarting the interpreter

It really doesn't if you use a module.

Advent of Code is pretty good with CL.

This is what I mean with it being more natural and elegant in Julia. Also, "@code_warntype" is incredibly useful for efficient code.