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by 616c 13y ago
I checked out this guy's site. I understand he is reinventing the wheel. I respect that and do not mean anything negative about that. A lot of us are here to understand the wheel and build for ourselves. There is good value for tha
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by 616c 13y ago
The Gitprint error is cute. I did not have that when I tried. I guess more indication I will stick to my own tools. As for everything else, thanks for the clarification.
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by 616c 13y ago
Did they ever finish the Android client? I looked into them very briefly 2+ years ago, and I wanted something to finally get me to use a smart phone for something other than procrastination. I found Mirakel[0] but I do not think that was t
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by 616c 13y ago
I definitely appreciate what you are saying but when I read the thread three separate response to comments were example incantations of Pandoc. Pandoc is amazing, this appears to a weekend project. Is Latex requiring processing power to ge
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by 616c 13y ago
What is this C++ REPL you speak of?
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by 616c 13y ago
Cool. No idea FORTH had a REPL. Do you use FORTH or have cool project examples?
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by 616c 13y ago
Does it matter if it is a bare-bone systems language with no GC or automated memory management? Erlang and Elixir, a new language for the Erlang VM with a different syntax, are compiled languages with REPLs. I also think about Scala and ot
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by 616c 13y ago
I am still trying to get a handle on Lisp and Scheme, but blog posts and projects like this, and the Common Lisp OS posted here previously [0] make me really impressed and confused about why people, if you dislike the Lisp style and philoso
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by 616c 13y ago
As a fun exercise, you should checkout the Gitit README[0], which is a cool VCS-managed wiki that renders everything via Pandoc, using this Gitprint service. Or not. I see you or someone else constantly retorting with "Why not Pandoc
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by 616c 13y ago
If you really want some fucking shell scripts: http://www.nico.schottelius.org/software/cdist/
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by 616c 13y ago
I tried this and it does not work. And yes, mutt does not support $() escaping.
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by 616c 13y ago
Ironically, my impression, and with the caveat I have not had enough time to complete watching the Naughty Dog talk from RacketCon, is the opposite. Rather, the guy who moved it from Common Lisp to Racket informed the audience it is actuall
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by 616c 13y ago
Is anyone using Shen yet? The only problem, and I am a passive lurker in circles in HN, Reddit, and elsewhere it has been mentioned, is an Ocamlesque license policy. People have said this will get them nowhere. It is understood they, fro
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by 616c 13y ago
I am intrigued because the readme at Github mentions Naughty Dog using it for level shading and such, and I was recently impressed to hear anecdotal evidence of them, for the longest time, using Lisp and now MzScheme/Racket (they are r
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by 616c 13y ago
No worries. And THANK YOU. Guile is a very interesting place these days to me (I keep stumbling upon Wingolog's blog) and I was looking for cool projects to read and understand the language. I am sure this will not disappoint. Be pr
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by 616c 13y ago
This sounds very, very cool. Would you be willing to share that somewhere on the web? I would be very interested to see that!
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by 616c 13y ago
To further this point, ironically in the Middle East (like the Persian Gulf specifically) the sun is so strong even locals do not spend so much time outside with direct contact with sunlight. Everyone, and I mean everyone here, is told by
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by 616c 13y ago
I eventually want to make a GUI equivalent as I learn to program, and had some other ideas that you have inspired as I try to get back to programming. THANK YOU! I love your tool and it is one of my favorite tools. I check your git for ot
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by 616c 13y ago
I am an American working and living abroad. I am very interested in your comment about being self-employed in Australia. Can write up about how to start a business there and the pros/cons? I would love to read something like that.
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by 616c 13y ago
Hats off to you, sir, you beat me to it.
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by 616c 13y ago
FYI, brudgers makes good points, but the beauty of Racket is they have subsets and supersets of languages, from an Algol implementation to a specialized language built for studying SICP. Neil van Dyke and some other Racketeers built it. I
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by 616c 13y ago
I am also very interested in Marketplace. I am just starting, but when I saw it I thought Erlang/OTP-ish concurrency and network stuff on Racket? Yes please!
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by 616c 13y ago
Yes, and I am not sure if this was addressing my comment. I believe the Arc implementation here (despite being a language built with Racket) is run with its own implementation of continuations. I mentioned people complaining because, well,
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by 616c 13y ago
Their continuation-based web server is neat, if you can handle not complaining about the same thing in the Arc/HN combination everyone does when it is brought up. http://docs.racket-lang.org/web-server/ I also rec
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by 616c 13y ago
This language just keeps getting better and better. I am so glad I bought the Realm of Racket book. Cannot wait to get my Scheme on! And with ARM this will soon become the only language I need!
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by 616c 13y ago
It is my experience with Haskell Arch packages, as the lack of forum feedback suggested to me, with my troubles with dependencies for pandoc or git-annex-bin,[0] to go and cabal it.[1] That is just me. I know that goes against the point of
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by 616c 13y ago
Just keep doing what you guys are doing (started using Arch after years of Debian, Fedora, Ubuntu, in order of preference). I am hooked. Thanks for finding the sweetspot between things I like with FreeBSD/Gentoo/Debian in terms
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by 616c 13y ago
And out of curiosity I decided to search for J2ME on my laptop and Google had very little resources except official Oracle docs and a Java blog tutorial ... from 2005. Good times. https://today.java.net/pub/a/today
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by 616c 13y ago
To expound upon someguy2's recommendation below, I have since moved on my Arch Linux laptop after reading a dev's blog post[0] to using hostsblock to block a lot of known domains to redirect to localhost. That, in conjunction wit
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by 616c 13y ago
With all due respect you probably do not work in an institution where you have to rely on SAML for day-to-day operations (I work in a uni, so Shibboleth). If you did, you would realize why SAML is lauded as a great solution, but in reality

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