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[jNizM]

[jNizM]

- Mozilla plans to release Electrolysis (multi-process architecture) with Firefox 36

[tidbit]

So now you'll have 5-50 (or more) processes that are memory hogs!

[TLM]

So now you'll have 5-50 (or more) processes that are memory hogs!

lmao probably true too

[joedf]

+1000000 ...?'kh&$@@'bh$$&*##€£<£+... BSOD. >:(

[tidbit]

14/7=twoday

[joedf]

Lol

[nnnik]

Cos and ACos are less accurate than Sin and ASin.

[codybear]

Google Domains is currently on my mind. Got a beta invite and registered a domain. I've been playing with it and the trial hosts for the past hour or so. Kinda renewing my interest in web design.

[joedf]

hmm didnt know that google is starting its own domain service

[codybear]

domains.google.com

Truthfully, I didn't know about it until I got an invite. Seems pretty simple and easy to navigate and has beginner and advanced features.

[joedf]

Hmm, interesting.. I requested an invite.

[tidbit]

We need 4 more posts.

[vasili111]

Julia is a high-level dynamic programming language designed to address the requirements of high-performance numerical and scientific computing while also being effective for general purpose programming.[1][2][3][4] Unusual aspects of Julia's design include having a type system with parametric types in a fully dynamic programming language and adopting multiple dispatch as its core programming paradigm. It allows for parallel and distributed computing; and direct calling of C and Fortran libraries without glue code. Julia includes efficient libraries for floating point, linear algebra, random number generation, fast Fourier transforms, and regular expression matching.
Julia's core is implemented in C and C++, its parser in Scheme, and the LLVM compiler framework is used for just-in-time generation of machine code for x86(-64) with work being done to get it working on ARM.[5] The standard library is implemented in Julia itself, using Node.js's libuv library for efficient, cross-platform I/O. The most notable aspect of Julia's implementation is its speed, which is often within a factor of two relative to fully optimized C code.[6] Development of Julia began in 2009 and an open-source version was publicized in February 2012
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julia_(pro ... _language)

Homepage: http://julialang.org/





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[joedf]

@tidbit Who will get the honours? :O
@vasili111 I remember it, it's pretty nice. You should make a topic in the "Other Programming Languages" subforum http://ahkscript.org/boards/viewforum.php?f=23

- 2 posts left?

[tidbit]

1 more for each:


I bet joedf will steal them
Whoever does, better be a worthy post.

[fincs]

Took it

[joedf]

Who me? haha
Is this little kitten worthy?


EDIT: Darno... missed it...FINCS!!!!! >:O lol

[tidbit]

/me cuts of fincs left toe.

joedf, that's an excellent second. You were first at being second.

[TLM]

/me cuts of fincs left toe.

#kerrchop!

lmao