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by 0x3444ac53 1y ago
Your comment is inline with how the libraries operate, and I can't tell if some of the others here are just a little homophobic or just woefully misinformed about how libraries function. Books that aren't being circulated frequent
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by 0x3444ac53 1y ago
No. Libraries exist to serve the communities they are in. Whether it be the public, specialized fields, or universities. Collections are curated by librarians based on the needs of the community. That isn't a decision that is an electe
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by 0x3444ac53 1y ago
This is against the ethics standards of the ALA, and the entire philosophy that underpins libraries as a whole.
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Be your own algorithm [video](youtube.com)
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by 0x3444ac53 1y ago
Disclaimer: I despise this administration, and think ICE should be abolished. I would assume they mean that cops have a general duty to prevent/catch crime. So all you're doing by notifying people with waze or head taps is saying
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by 0x3444ac53 1y ago
Hi! I work in manual QA at a financial institution. We have dedicated QA teams, and some of us also work towards automation. A lot of companies, where I work included, are often stuck in legacy systems that modern automation tools simply ca
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by 0x3444ac53 1y ago
Script kiddie isn't about age, it's just a derogatory term for someone who never learned to write their own code, instead only slightly modifying and/or straight up running someone else's code that they don't actual
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by 0x3444ac53 2y ago
Fennel is phenomenal, and is the reason I switched from chicken scheme to clojure/babashka despite hating the JVM. Neovim config, Wezterm Config, and various scripts to do things are all now written in fennel. I've also used it fo
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by 0x3444ac53 2y ago
I would argue yes. There's a lot of things that I expect to work in a lisp/scheme that just don't work in Janet. Many of those things being related to cons/car/cdr stuff. That said, it's still a fantastic langu
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by 0x3444ac53 2y ago
Also, I do want to point out that despite very recognizable syntax, that's not the only thing that makes lisp lisp. Primary example of lisp-y syntax on a non-lisp would be Janet [0] https://janet-lang.org/
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Fennel has actually convinced me that Lua and lisp have more in common than one might think. I don't know what the above comment was referencing, but I've always found beauty in lisp languages for having a primary datastructure th
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by 0x3444ac53 2y ago
I looked into Rhai but was disappointed that it doesn't have first class functions.
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Seconding this. Their reasoning is unsound to the point of comedy, their arguments are nonsense, they have a fundamental misunderstanding of science, technology, society, etc. Because they don't fucking care. They have an agenda. Somet
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by 0x3444ac53 2y ago
I read about dialog in another HN thread a few weeks ago. Between then and now I've had the itch to write some interactive fiction, but I could not for the life of me remember the name of that project. Thanks!
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How can I improve my website?(bensa.games)
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Whether or not Zuckerberg himself is alive (he is), this version of him is long dead. One of the sad realities of life under capitalism is that even if you go into something idealistic, hopeful, kind even, is that once it hits a certain sca
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by 0x3444ac53 2y ago
I have a '98 Honda with 324K miles on it. I'm awful at maintenance but I've had it for ten years and it refuses to die.
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Canvas, and several other LMS's all use scorm cloud on the backend. Discovered this while researching for something work related. Getting into the internals of an LMS is tricky, but surprisingly very interesting and very fun.
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by 0x3444ac53 2y ago
Shortly before they destroyed the API I made a little script to delete all my tweets. Was really really handy
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You can look through my recent post if you want, but I can contribute if given then chance. It's just hard to prove to people that I'm worth taking that chance on.
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by 0x3444ac53 2y ago
Yeah, I'm aware. I don't need my own demotivating sentiment reflected back to me, thanks.
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What do I do with no degree and very little money? I feel so trapped here.
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Logically, the universal quantifier and a negated existential quantifier are equivalent.
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I read murderbot a few years ago and fell in love with it. It's funny, short, has good characters and they develop overtime. The world building is interesting enough but not drowning out the narrative<3
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by 0x3444ac53 2y ago
Location: US, NC Remote: Preferably, but open to in-office Willing to Relocate: Yes Technologies: Linux, Python, SQL, Clojure, Java, AWS. My experience is varied and I know a little about a lot of things. Résumé: https://squidlea
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by 0x3444ac53 2y ago
Hi, thank you so much. I'm going to go back to HR and see if something changed, or if there was some kind of miscommunication. Would you be willing to point me in the direction of some certifications? I've applied for a ton of jun
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Ask HN: What do you do when you're stuck in a job and overworked?
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by 0x3444ac53 2y ago
Why do you feel the need to talk down to people who use text chat? Nothing in any of your comments here have been remotely productive, and most everything you have said has been weirdly obsessed with calling this passion project stupid beca
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by 0x3444ac53 2y ago
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