If I remember correctly, you showed some kindness towards Clojure (the language). May I ask, what made you reconsider?
Actually Penrose has the idea/argument from Lucas, which has been written in 1959 and published in 1961 : https://www.jstor.org/stable/3749270
This is amazing: I have no idea how Sacha Baron Cohen’s Ali G character sneaked through my gate to ask Noam outrageous things like, "How many words does you know?" and "What is some of them?" I do remember that Noam…
I think it was because they ran into problems with NW (esp. freezes on OSX), but I'm not entirely sure if this was the main reason for switching to Atom/Electron.…
AFAIK Light Table has been embraced by the Julia community: http://junolab.org/about/
Yes absolutely. But the question is why is this methodology still prevailed even though we are not constrained anymore by these limits?
If I remember correctly, you showed some kindness towards Clojure (the language). May I ask, what made you reconsider?
Actually Penrose has the idea/argument from Lucas, which has been written in 1959 and published in 1961 : https://www.jstor.org/stable/3749270
This is amazing: I have no idea how Sacha Baron Cohen’s Ali G character sneaked through my gate to ask Noam outrageous things like, "How many words does you know?" and "What is some of them?" I do remember that Noam…
I think it was because they ran into problems with NW (esp. freezes on OSX), but I'm not entirely sure if this was the main reason for switching to Atom/Electron.…
AFAIK Light Table has been embraced by the Julia community: http://junolab.org/about/
Yes absolutely. But the question is why is this methodology still prevailed even though we are not constrained anymore by these limits?