Probably irrelevant. There would anyway be some number N of operating systems, and a number K of computers, and the number K will always be very much larger than N. So there would be a huge possible 'market' for these…
ctrl-C Has worked in message boxes for years.
sbcl (and other Common Lisps) uses what you want it to use: read-default-float-format (setf read-default-float-format 'single-float) (+ 0.1 0.2) => 0.3 (setf read-default-float-format 'double-float) (+ 0.1 0.2) =>…
Isn't this the same as the pq-formula? https://www.matteboken.se/lektioner/matte-2/andragradsekvati... (Link in Swedish).
> ... you should bear in mind that the Church Turing thesis is valid only for functions N->N This is not correct. The concept of algorithm has nothing intrinsic to do with natural numbers. You could use any data…
Relevant: https://www.norwegianamerican.com/norsk/the-coining-of-quisl... Unfortunately the caption is omitted, but is at least retold just below the middle of the article: 'It depicts Quisling arriving to audience…
Algol (60) had if-expressions, as did Simula 67 (based on Algol): x := if (y = 0) then 0 else 4 / y
> ...I value your opinion... And I value your work on this book. I apologize for having said at the beginning that "This makes the book untrustworthy, whatever good features it might have." It was unwarranted, and not…
Following your link: "3. It causes the symbol to become a constant variable." and following the link to constant variable: "constant variable n. a variable, the value of which can never change; that is, a keyword[1] or…
I'm not sure pointing out undefined behaviour is nitpicking. It could in some cases be crucial. At the very least, it ties your code to only some Common Lisp implementations. I know you can assign to keywords in…
In the first installment of this series, the author use := for assignment, instead of setf. This is at least using undefined behaviour, as keywords are meant to be constant symbols, not themselves assignable to. Sbcl…
I get 10:26pm until NaN:NaNpm Probably because I am in Northern Norway (Midnight Sun).
Probably irrelevant. There would anyway be some number N of operating systems, and a number K of computers, and the number K will always be very much larger than N. So there would be a huge possible 'market' for these…
ctrl-C Has worked in message boxes for years.
sbcl (and other Common Lisps) uses what you want it to use: read-default-float-format (setf read-default-float-format 'single-float) (+ 0.1 0.2) => 0.3 (setf read-default-float-format 'double-float) (+ 0.1 0.2) =>…
Isn't this the same as the pq-formula? https://www.matteboken.se/lektioner/matte-2/andragradsekvati... (Link in Swedish).
> ... you should bear in mind that the Church Turing thesis is valid only for functions N->N This is not correct. The concept of algorithm has nothing intrinsic to do with natural numbers. You could use any data…
Relevant: https://www.norwegianamerican.com/norsk/the-coining-of-quisl... Unfortunately the caption is omitted, but is at least retold just below the middle of the article: 'It depicts Quisling arriving to audience…
Algol (60) had if-expressions, as did Simula 67 (based on Algol): x := if (y = 0) then 0 else 4 / y
> ...I value your opinion... And I value your work on this book. I apologize for having said at the beginning that "This makes the book untrustworthy, whatever good features it might have." It was unwarranted, and not…
Following your link: "3. It causes the symbol to become a constant variable." and following the link to constant variable: "constant variable n. a variable, the value of which can never change; that is, a keyword[1] or…
I'm not sure pointing out undefined behaviour is nitpicking. It could in some cases be crucial. At the very least, it ties your code to only some Common Lisp implementations. I know you can assign to keywords in…
In the first installment of this series, the author use := for assignment, instead of setf. This is at least using undefined behaviour, as keywords are meant to be constant symbols, not themselves assignable to. Sbcl…
I get 10:26pm until NaN:NaNpm Probably because I am in Northern Norway (Midnight Sun).