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2y ago
Would you mind explaining what you mean by stateless?
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Fun fact, I had a family member in prison and apparently they used postal stamps as currency
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I laughed a little at "Open Source Enthusiast". Seems like he's enthusiastic for the wrong reasons, and missing the point of open source
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it's a scheme thing, not necessarily clojure. (def foo '(1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10)) (let [loop (fn [x] (if (empty? x) '() (cons (+ 1 (car x)) (loop (cdr x)))))] (loop foo)) ;=> (2 3 4
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I'm a fan of the ``` (let [ loop (fn [...] ```
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It's crazy how that works right? SCPs are an old internet thing and show up all over the place. Most people pay it no mind, but once you learn about it you realize how crazy wide spread it is.
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You being in awe of them is very relatable to me lol. I discovered them a few years ago and seem to be surrounded by people that just don't "get it". A lot of people think programming and/or computer science as a way to
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They're the best! I first came across orca while learning about esoteric languages, and to see how it spun out and evolved into the entire Vavara virtual computer has been amazing. They're smart, capable, and committed to openly s
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Lol this was my first thought when I saw it.
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Looking over your examples makes me think of sxml https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SXML
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That's awesome! We don't have much of a focus at the moment, but we're looking to build towards something. I really appreciate the pointer though, and I can't wait to check out your project!
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Ask HN: How to Find Clients as a Consultancy?
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I was overjoyed to open this and find a reference to 100r and UXN
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Currently working at a state chartered credit union. Although it is "easy" to start one, most states regulations are very strict and lag significantly behind federal ones. Hell, where I work we aren't even allowed to serve bu
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Thank you for bringing this up. I have PTSD, and that compounds with OCD and ADHD, and for years I was just sort of a slave to compulsions and trauma responses and a whole host of other things. More often than not had bad reactions to SSRIs
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I second this. I discovered Djot last year and it's been my preferred markdown ever since. Very extensible, easily parsable.
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For anyone looking to read, it might be worthwhile to do a careful review of some of the other articles on this substack. Considering the focus on anti-trans rhetoric, and the correlation between that and far right ideologies, it's not
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Personally, I never made it very far in academia. Never even finished out undergrad. That said, I'm now at a point in my life where I'm mostly surrounded by Businesses Majors and I do truly miss my time as a philosophy student, de
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Yes!! I'm super excited about this. I always implement flipflops with a monostable circuit and a Redstone block. The copper bulb will make building out large circuits soooo much easier.
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This was a wonderful read. Before working at a large company with a lot of bureaucratic nonsense, I probably would have found a lot of this surprising. That said, it's nice to know the CIA isn't anymore put together than the rest
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I made this site mainly to link to stuff I like http://squidleafs.xyz
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Ask HN: Show me all the shell code you've over engineered
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Added a map function https://github.com/0x3444ac53/HCSL/commit/790ba4d8b18cd0fd6f...
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It's not appropriate because it reinforces the idea that women are fragile and not interested in working for anything. Regardless of my intent when I wrote the readme (which was to suggest that I'm better than other people), it&#x
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You're probably correct but this was more fun
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Considering this was something I was creating for a specific use case for the fun of it, unless it becomes useful to my goals, and shelling out is preferable as far as I am concerned
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As the author I agree with this sentiment
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This is true. In the spirit of the project it might be good to add a predefined map function. `(map li (eval "cat file"))` Where `file` is newline separated text, and li is applied to each line, and the full string is returned. Fo
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You're correct, it was my responsibility to understand how it would be perceived by a wider audience. Without the context of my own identity and the tone of the rest of the readme, it is just sexist.
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Hi, as the author of this repo, I cannot emphasize this same sentiment enough. I've posted explanations elsewhere in the comments, which you're welcome to read if you would like. Regardless the "joke" has been removed.
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