AeroNotix

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by AeroNotix 4y ago
GCS works. For my own use it is just much simpler to use GCS
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by AeroNotix 5y ago
All you who require flashy bs in every single application are to blame for the abomination of a proprietary terminal which phones home.
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by AeroNotix 5y ago
What rights are you inaliably afforded from open source?
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by AeroNotix 5y ago
The geographic or political consolidation of tyranny is not a bad thing. The sooner we get to a point where tyranny overtly seeks tyranny, for all to see, the better.
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by AeroNotix 5y ago
HL2 enemies especially the Combine Soldiers would zerg at you in single file. The marines in HL1 were way better than that. The ninja people were better still..
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by AeroNotix 5y ago
You can colour it any way that you like. Many Americans would likely baulk at the idea of a turkey-less Thanksgiving. It is a central theme of the holiday. What else is it, if not a sacrifice?
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by AeroNotix 5y ago
All the Balkan Slavic languages also feel just like dialects. I could very easily converse in Polish throughout all Baltic countries. Along with the ones you mentioned. I find Ukrainian very difficult though. I'm not a native Polish sp
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by AeroNotix 5y ago
Americans telling Slavic speakers what's a more natural alphabet. Feels like a parallel to something.
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by AeroNotix 5y ago
is Putin?
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by AeroNotix 5y ago
Speak for yourself.
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by AeroNotix 5y ago
So any time a tin pot dictator wants to do whatever they want they just claim they'll use nukes and we let it ride?
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by AeroNotix 5y ago
This is partly why I miss it, sometimes. The work itself is largely pretty easy to do and the impact can be huge. Not just in a time-saving way, but to the people involved and ultimately the company. I often think about the sheer volume of
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by AeroNotix 5y ago
When I worked at HP over a decade ago it was literally my job to walk into a department and find processes that were automatable, implement whatever program or automation was necessary and gtfo. One of the highlights for me when working the
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by AeroNotix 5y ago
Oh hai people who used to work at UBNT. From reading your responses here (and elsewhere) it definitely seems our paths did not cross, but the shared sense of Schadenfreude is good and strong :)
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by AeroNotix 12y ago
Got a chuckle out of me!
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by AeroNotix 12y ago
Then what is your argument? That it's worthless because it's not written in pure Lisp? Look at the Closure browser, it's awful and incomplete. There just isn't enough manpower in the Lisp community to accomplish someth
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by AeroNotix 12y ago
Author here. Using that logic you can reduce a whole heap of things down to just "thin wrappers". Yes, LispKit is a wrapper around a C++/C browser library. But would you really want someone writing yet another browser impl
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by AeroNotix 12y ago
Work is already underway with this, I believe.
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by AeroNotix 12y ago
Quite possibly the greatest human achievement ever made.
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by AeroNotix 13y ago
garbage in, garbage out.
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by AeroNotix 13y ago
Doesn't let me type anything.
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by AeroNotix 13y ago
What an incredibly paranoid person you are. Good for you!
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by AeroNotix 13y ago
No reader macros, though.
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by AeroNotix 13y ago
Any particular reason against Common Lisp?
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by AeroNotix 13y ago
As a built-in language feature they are missing, but you can and some codebases do implement a kill channel for child goroutines.
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by AeroNotix 13y ago
Go solves a completely different problem to Erlang. Erlang is built for fault-tolerance and its dependence on concurrency stems from the want of having fault tolerance. Go does not strive to be Erlang, it doesn't even strive to be faul
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by AeroNotix 14y ago
As much as I like Go, I find it a bit of an unfair game when the standard library has a ParseIP function.
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Analysis of Reddit and 4chan's social structure(tendenzroman.tumblr.com)
3 points by AeroNotix 14y ago|0 comments