616c

25 ms·

241.
by 616c 10y ago
No, sadly I have not. But I am very interested if I could afford such things and this was not a hobby. Ahmon Dancy talked about his experience doing DB programming for Allegro and they sound, as a group and a generalization, super competen
242.
by 616c 10y ago
Link to your code? I would be very interested to see this thus far. I have looked at avesh (CL) and xonsh (Python) because I think the future of fun *nix tooling is like libraries that implement a bash layer to like gradually move code awa
243.
by 616c 10y ago
I have been trying to get into the whole Lisp paradigm for 1-2 years now. I own Realm of Racket, amongst a collection of Lisp books. Racket is all the promise of developer-centric power tooling that puts Common Lisp to shame. I recommend y
244.
by 616c 10y ago
I believe this was discussed a while back by Scott Hunter in his interview on the .NET Rocks Podcast, who is the PM of all the .NET Platform. He explains, almost apologetically, what all this entails. Needless to say this is not news. I
245.
by 616c 10y ago
No, in the neighborhood. If you read my posts you'll get the drift. I am not specific on purpose.
246.
by 616c 10y ago
I do not want to crap on either RH or MS devs and the volunteers around surronding projects, but I really like the idea of building backends you can plug into various editors of your own choosing. - Java and emacs/vi: eclim - .Net and
247.
by 616c 10y ago
Thanks, I'll take a look. I live in a region of the Middle East that is more part of the problem than the solution I recycle, because we are in a city upon a hill type project, but others laugh at me and see it as pointless. I drive,
248.
by 616c 10y ago
I too would like to see examples from your site. Does your book on mental models relate to this topic beyond surface relationships?
249.
by 616c 10y ago
I hardly would call Flask a fad. That was not my intent. I was saying everyone talks about Flask. I rarely see, in my perusal of the tubes, mention of CherryPy anymore. I was actually listening to Chris McDonough, original developer of
250.
by 616c 10y ago
Seems interesting. I have not seen CherryPy mentioned for a while since sabnzbd. https://sabnzbd.org/ If anyone else is curious, like I was, about why one would choose it over, say Flask, or whatever the new Pythonic Sinat
251.
by 616c 10y ago
I see were you were downvoted, but I happen to see merit with your comment. Again, a lot of people make technical decisions without stepping back and just scanning their choices as non-specialist (in the context of their programming domain
252.
by 616c 10y ago
Thanks for the explanation. I guess in this case I learned be careful what you wish for. I guess this is why I prefer the <Item> <Parameter><Data></Parameter> </Item> But this is my ignorance of XML
253.
by 616c 10y ago
I am waiting for my son to grow up a little to play with it. Honestly, I find a lot of this frustrating because I do not have a small goal. This week I came up with a few minor projects and will try to implement them in different languages
254.
by 616c 10y ago
Securing an application that merges so many functions of a computer is conceptually a lot more complicated than it appears. He starts with a CVE and is routinely asked but why no SELinux. Conversely, he does not get into the fun part, a JI
255.
by 616c 10y ago
If Dan Walsh says it's complicated to run a MAC system against browsers specifically and desktop software generally, you have to worry. http://danwalsh.livejournal.com/72697.html I know it is debunked lower in the thre
256.
by 616c 10y ago
So I heard the course designer, who is this no-name author generally in Infosec for his work on this no-name Gray Hay Python book (yes, that's absurdist sarcasm). https://talkpython.fm/episodes/transcript/37&#
257.
by 616c 10y ago
I keep coming back, years later after avoiding a CS minor even, because the bruises on my ego from it being beyond me. I wonder which n+1 iteration will be the charm. Haha.
258.
by 616c 10y ago
Let's say I want to get into devops, and combine that with, gee, I don't my continued interest in infosec. Does anyone take these certs seriously? I was listening to SE Daily and the host in an ad mentioned the SysOps certs. I e
259.
by 616c 10y ago
Some of us can be unproductive, Lisp or not. Despite all the jokes I can profer on HN in this trendy topic, some of us are destined to suck at programming, from Assemly to PHP to Datalog to J!
260.
by 616c 10y ago
That was not quite my point. Why pretend it is a string at all? <Task> <ID>3</ID> </Task> I should have been more clear. Sometimes you have these argument type deals <Task ID="3"> where I w
261.
by 616c 10y ago
I have seen your essays and finally bothered to look at your home page in your profile. Now you work on SC4? And before JPL and other places of ill repute? When do you kick back and put out low quality, lowbrow work? Haha. I was curious t
262.
by 616c 10y ago
I think the worst of this is what I call semantic incoherence. I have a system that has things like <Task ID="6">Blah</Task>. Why is the ID, clearly always an integer in every sample of hundreds I see, represente
263.
by 616c 10y ago
On the Cognicast there was an excellent tangent (all of them were good) in episode 106, where Michael Nygard bemoans with the fellow Cognitect Craig that, despite all the hate from the JSON generation, the failed promise of XML was the abil
264.
by 616c 10y ago
Embarassing. I stand corrected then!
265.
by 616c 10y ago
Agreed. I was at a Hackerspace years ago that worked on this principle, and wanted to start lower than that. http://nand2tetris.org/course.php Alas, I left before I could really get into it, and never had the peer pressure
266.
by 616c 10y ago
I used it for a Java class. I like to build up instead of strip down. I will stick to Emacs, thanks. Emacs can do those things, I just have to selectively decide what and how and when. I also do not like dependence on proprietary softwar
267.
by 616c 10y ago
I mean I laughed. But yes, tptacek worship, even from wannabes like me, is annoying (perhaps even to him). My point was can someone steer us to good materials. I proferred what I heard hoping others would correct me and other posters. I l
268.
by 616c 10y ago
I would love feedback on this. I wanna take a secure software design course and my C is lacking. Everyone recommends Learn C the Hard Way. http://c.learncodethehardway.org tptacek, who is obviously hot stuff here on HN for his
269.
by 616c 10y ago
So I have burnt out and tried sticking to a Scala class on Coursera. But to be honest, the Scala IDEs were not the problem, not the tooling as everyone jokes. I have run back to ensime and sbt-mode. I have an old Thinkpad but with 8GB mem
270.
by 616c 10y ago
I do get that, as an amateur Lisper. I have played with CCL and SBCL on and off for a while. Ironically, the AUR package I used Clozure Lisp with does not even exist anymore on Arch AUR repos. https://aur.archlinux.org/pack

More ›