kona

Some of you may like seeing the two level neural network code translated to kona (or k3)!

I also wanted to learn the latest iteration, Q, which Kona hasn't implemented a dialect of just yet.

Actually went to Hawaii for the first time last week caught and caught few Yellowtail and skipjack tuna of the Kona coast.

Would you be able to do as much with Kona instead of Q?

I was going to suggest that Kona would be a better fit, but you would probably know which is best.

All of these thoughts were immediately vanquished when I was visiting Hawaii and somebody convinced me I had to try their delicious Kona coffee.

I'm quite certain there is no plan to make Kona K5 compatible.

Now if I were to discover that the Kona I purchased while in Hawaii was actually brewed on the mainland I'd feel a little miffed...

The nicest do-not-disturb sign I recall was at Kona Village Resort where you put a coconut on the lanai (porch) to indicate that you did not want to be disturbed.

At $1000 I'm wondering why I'd be compelled to purchase a less versatile bike (than say, a Kona cross country bike) at a higher price with the promise of increased risk of an accident.

In order of time spent: - Since forever working on an actuarial cash flow model - Since a few months: risk management in the agrarian sector - Starting to look at the Kona (K) programming language - The Matadano crypto challenge, this project suffers under work load for the other three.

As someone versed in both APL and K/Kona, J's syntax puts me off as well.

Kona Brewing has the vast majority of their beer brewed in facilities on the mainland.

Many people buy the beer thinking it's a brewed in Hawaii beer, but realistically it's just brewed on the mainland according to Kona's specs.