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I'm going to leave this here: http://www.cs.ru.nl/~marko/research/proefschrift/
- Parallel graph rewriting - some contributions to its theory, its implementation and its application
The Clean programming language is build upon this, if I'm not mistaken.
How so?
resolves all issues of conflicting versions.
But isn't a problem in the browser, because you are always on the same version.
Yes
Do they, the language is called F#.
Might want to change ML to Machine Learning. I thought it was about a compiler for ML, the programming language (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ML_(programming_language)).
Anybody got tips on how to start with implementing an alert system? Or what to read to get started?
This also might be interestings: http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/internals/howbrowsers...
I recently read the paper `Animal Minds, Animal Morality` where the author thinks it should come down to the ability to experience 'experiences'. Its an interesting read.
How To Prove It is definitely the best (it's the only I read till now though, apart from online tutorials and course notes) book on how to learn on your own. Especially since it details the thought process on how to prove something, has around 20 questions per subsection with answers (especially this is great)!
Another book that I think is great is 'Getallen: van natuurlijk naar imaginair', but its in Dutch.
OT, I wish JS has macros. There is sweet.js, but I get the feeling its not used very much....
There's 'console.log' which outputs to the debuggers output screen.
What should be used instead?
Have to do it right when its done :-)
Is it possible to get the names of the Phd thesis read?
no jQuery dependency ✓
Just happen to come by this today: http://i.imgur.com/5zE08DX.png
Anyone know if array comprehensions are also supported in chrome?
How do I change it back? I can't seem to reposition it on the address bar :S
Not be picky or anything. What precisely is the language error? I read the sentence and understood the meaning conveyed.
I think its only usable with eclipse. I do wish it had ADT and pattern matching.
Can you show an example of how this can be done?
How would one start to begin making such an scheduling algorithm? I'm asking for learning purposes. What should I be reading? Or their resources for basic such things...
Why not use Qt Creator?
I agree. I have touched Java, C#, Clean, very little of Haskell, VB.net, PHP (currently main one). I did some small scripts in python, and only read about scala, but haven't really touched it yet.
I recently (about 2 years ago) started writing, on and off, a new IDE for Clean in C++ with Qt. No complaints. I somehow like it better than C# with all its drag and drop capabilites (yes Qt has that also). However, somehow I like Qts way of doing it better...Don't know what I wanted to say with all this, I just prefer C++ and would choose it for applications. Unless demanded otherwise.
You say that like its a bad thing...
latex?
Any interesting papers on your list you do not mind sharing?
If I saw this post earlier maybe I would taken more AI route with my classes.
Why not try QtCreator then? It comes with GCC 4.8.1 for MinGW on windows if I'm not mistaken.