It is hard to understand at first but after playing with this a bit it will make sense. As with everything, there are trade offs compared to IEEE floats, but having more precision when numbers are close to 1 is pretty nice.
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It is hard to understand at first but after playing with this a bit it will make sense. As with everything, there are trade offs compared to IEEE floats, but having more precision when numbers are close to 1 is pretty nice.
Project has been dead for many years now btw.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/yyyy-mm-dd-gi...
> Run this in a terminal:
> curl https://install.sandstorm.io | bash
kthxbye
It sounds weird that someone opens an IDE and waits ten seconds looking at a splash screen to do a simple multiplication.
They are always trying so hard to sell Mathematica in these blog posts, but this is the lowest I've seen.
It wouldn't be a loss if you have deleted it forever, you didn't need to keep it in your drafts.
There is only one text example on the page, and it is messed up.
Bjarne Stroustrup
Looking into http://root.cern.ch/drupal/content/requested-cling-features: There is still "bug 11297: STL: vector of pair works if compiled, but not if interpreted" Which is something so basic that it has to work.
Apparently the bug report was created in 2005, and it's currently closed with "Won't Fix".
I'd really like a C++ REPL, but I am not hopeful for Cling.