For #WorldCamelDay 🐪🐫:
Aloys Zötl (Austrian, 1803-1887)
#Camel in the Desert, 1846
Watercolor & ink on paper
Image 27.5 x 36 cm / Sheet 41 x 54.2 cm
https://www.mutualart.com/Artwork/CAMEL-IN-THE-DESERT/25D3F0B459B880CF
Wojciech Golczewski - Transmission 01 - End Of Transmission (2016)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_VI-Mjuung
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In general, this function is "read one whole message from the transit buffer":
val read_msg : Buffer.t -> msg option
Application: receive printable data from parallel workers and print each line uninterrupted.
We need to read all the data available from each worker so they don't get stuck in the middle of a long line but only print the data one whole line at a time.
Actually, wrapping around out_channel is possible, with a little bit of care: use a Buffer.t to accumulate bytes, and flush right after writing the contents of the Buffer.t to the out_channel. The out_channel will sometimes be flushed more than once in this operation but it doesn't matter.
Do you know what I could use right now? A buffered output channel that flushes only when explicitly flushed by the program. Does #OCaml have this? I.e. out_channels that don't get full.
A combination of ignorance, hatred, and lack of critical thinking in the same person is a dangerous combination even though each of these traits alone is common and widely dismissed as being no big deal. And these have nothing to do with a lack of empathy or good intentions!
#childhood #hatred #hate #ignorance #war #peace #antisemitism #violence #education #morals #bullying #exclusion
All you need to know if you're considering moving permanently to France.
mad scientist/artist
Interests: cognition, artificial cognition, epistemology, machines, history, understanding most things.
Academic and professional credentials: 3D structure of proteins (PhD), program analysis with OCaml, free software author.
Hobbies: trail running, mushrooms, art.
Location: San Francisco Bay Area, originally from Orléans, France
Ancien rameur à l'ACOO. Ancien élève du Lycée Saint-Louis et de l'École normale supérieure de Lyon.