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#cpp : std::reduce and std::accumulate #Python : functools.reduce() article: github.com/standard-libra…


Do you @nestframework have a video in an official course explaining the recommended way to paginate and sort?


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mathematics for computer science from scratch.

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MIT's "Mathematics for Computer Science". A 1048 page available for Free. Focuses on explaining the use of mathematical models and methods to analyze problems in computer science.

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A 1048 page available for Free.

Focuses on explaining the use of mathematical models and methods to analyze problems in computer science.

Hi @laurspilca do you have any recommendations for a resource to study Keycloak?


"It may take you longer than others to grasp concepts, or it may take you less time. This doesn’t mean you’re smarter or dumber than others, it means you’ve had differing life experiences that may or may not have prepared you for learning this stuff." - the odin project


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The 2023 APL Problem Solving Competition is now open! Solve problems in APL for the chance to win cash prizes and an expenses-paid invitation to the Dyalog '23 User Meeting. For rules and to enter, see dyalog.com/student-compet…

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TIL: apparently the word "reduce" (synonym for "fold") comes from APL where it refers to the rank of a data object being reduced by 1 when you apply a function to it


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My talk "Popular vs Less Well Known Programming Languages" from Paradigm Conf 2022 is now online @EsolangT youtube.com/watch?v=8oKAHQ…

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Conor Hoekstra's Opening Talk


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Negate each element of a Boolean array x: np.logical_not(x).


Python all() == Clojure every? == binary and reduce and so on.

My 3rd favorite programming language is #Clojure. However, while reading 7 Languages in 7 Weeks I discovered the asymmetry in four functions. Should have been: every? any? not-every? not-any? APL (my favorite #programminglanguage) has that much symmetry and more! 🥳

code_report's tweet image. My 3rd favorite programming language is #Clojure. However, while reading 7 Languages in 7 Weeks I discovered the asymmetry in four functions. Should have been:

every?
any?
not-every?
not-any?

APL (my favorite #programminglanguage) has that much symmetry and more! 🥳


reduce in APL, J, BQN, Q, Julia, NumPy, R, Nial and Futhark

The 3⃣ Main Higher Order Functions in #ArrayLanguages

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