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ectoplasmaboiii
·5 वर्ष पहले·discuss
Awesome! I have always wondered if language like spanish and arabic have (widespread) programming languages.

As an aside: I guess the fact that k only uses symbols makes it a very inclusive language :)
ectoplasmaboiii
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For anyone else interested, Tom Leinster (also of Edinburgh Uni) has also written a good short book for beginners:

https://www.maths.ed.ac.uk/~tl/bct/

I did his course at uni that used this book as a basis and it was great. Tough, but great.
ectoplasmaboiii
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Is anyone here using kdb+/q for data engineering, specifically outside of finance?
ectoplasmaboiii
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Well now I feel like an idiot. Thanks!
ectoplasmaboiii
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The ones that I find myself using a lot

!gm - google maps

!sr/!sro - type in subreddit (add o for old reddit)

!so - stack overflow (i usually use it with [tag])
ectoplasmaboiii
·6 वर्ष पहले·discuss
I don't know if you're already familiar, but pandoc perfectly bridges this gap for me. You can write things in markdown, then covert it latex no problem with pandoc. You can even make templates for it, and write mathmode in markdown.

It certainly makes for less _noisy_ source files in my opinion, and it also means that you get to take advantage of the fact that, if you want to, you can easily convert your markdown to HTML, with maths using something like mathjax.

This was a bit of a ramble, but I honestly can't say enough nice things about pandoc.