Foxboron

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by Foxboron 12y ago
Yes thats correct. https://github.com/hylang/hy/blob/dcf29d3d2a147fe66a19971214... Source for those interested. Note that Hy replaces all - in names for _, thus we can have prettier names :)
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by Foxboron 12y ago
Helluw, one of the core devs here. This was originally an idea just to display whats possible with the Python AST. It's pretty neat. The result is an kinda fancy lisp variant with bidirectional interop, macros and all the fancy lisp st
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by Foxboron 12y ago
Hy allready got a package in AUR, hy-git Now i see there is python-hy and python-hy-git-git!
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by Foxboron 12y ago
> with some optional typing I'm experimenting on this with Hype. It's barebones and does some whacky-don't-look-at-it macro "magic", but it works! Also trying to mimic core.typed's way of annotation. Note: J
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by Foxboron 12y ago
Not much. If you do this you are usually pretty used to a normal terminal. I usually just tab way more then i should in bash. Thats it.
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Code Here – A more personal way of learning to code(indiegogo.com)
2 points by Foxboron 12y ago|0 comments
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Hy 0.10.1 release(github.com)
12 points by Foxboron 12y ago|0 comments
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by Foxboron 12y ago
Hylang ( https://github.com/hylang/hy ), a lisp ontop of Python, got a MiniKanren implementation that is pretty neat: https://github.com/algernon/adderall
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by Foxboron 12y ago
Pretty far. We have only so far been able to simulate a part of a rats brain. Not even in real time. I'd love to present sources but i can't find them ATM. If anyone got links or corrections please do correct me. EDIT: Just ignore
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by Foxboron 12y ago
Talking abouyt MOOCs and coursera; the course that started coursera was a Machine learning course by Andrew Ng.
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Setting up a mail server with Maipile(velox.pw)
1 points by Foxboron 12y ago|0 comments
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by Foxboron 12y ago
What about the fact its his first C project on Github?
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by Foxboron 12y ago
Couldnt this be countered by writing your own script checking the hash of the files X times a day?
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by Foxboron 12y ago
Hard to say really. My setup is currently two screen. One with Windows (desktop) and one with Linux (Laptop). They are both bound with synergy to give an almost seamless integration. I do however consider Linux my main OS as i usually wind
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by Foxboron 12y ago
Once i had setup the subdomain it wasnt hard at all really. I only had a problem where nginx couldnt serve the files from my home dir (i preffer to have the syncing folder there), but it was solved quickly with google and SO.
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by Foxboron 12y ago
I server them to myself using _h5ai (stylized HTTP index) and nginx, displaying a portion of my files. I'd also take a look at digitalocean for a VPS.
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by Foxboron 12y ago
The reason is because most of the options; owncloud, btsync, seafile and syncthing dosn't upload to a unknown company server. It only shares the files between your devices. Its a huge pluss when you think about security. The downside i
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by Foxboron 12y ago
with VAT the ticket cost 7737,50 NOK. Which is indeed about ~950 Euros
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by Foxboron 12y ago
Using bitlbee for this is awesome aswell. Then you don't need to run several scripts for more functionality (g+, Facebook, jabber etc)
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by Foxboron 13y ago
Mine is shorter i believe? https://gist.github.com/Foxboron/6643154
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by Foxboron 13y ago
"I'm not saying Clojure sucks, I am just saying that it's not mainstream.", to be frank, thats not what you said; "... ClojureScript, a LISP-like language that nobody knows.". Saying its not mainstream is no pr
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by Foxboron 13y ago
Getting a little ahead of ourselfs maybe? "Nobody knows", lets just compare IRC. #javascript on freenode got 951 users. #clojure on freenode got 651 users. Even tho its not a good comparison, saying "nobody" knows clojur
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by Foxboron 13y ago
You see the wierd signs in the description for hy? Its actually a wierd way of spelling Hymenoptera! So, that further confirms your zeitgeist hunch. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hymenoptera
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by Foxboron 13y ago
I have been trying to pull-off a nREPL for hy. But haven't really come close yet. Going to try and do some more work on that front in the near future.
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by Foxboron 13y ago
Hy was originally a project to show "Hey, see how awesome Python & AST is!". Lisp being an easy choice to implement. Just awesome it have turned into something actually use able and fun to code with.
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by Foxboron 13y ago
I'll repost two recent blogposts about Hy that have been on Hackernews recently. http://fox.devport.no/?p=82 http://asylum.madhouse-project.org/blog/2014/01/26/hy-the-lo...
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by Foxboron 13y ago
I just want to note that Lisp does not really imply functional programming. Hy is nothing more then Python with Lisp syntax and the awesomesauce that comes from Lisp as macros and reader macros.
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by Foxboron 13y ago
There is adderall https://github.com/algernon/adderall and paultag wrote snitch https://github.com/paultag/snitch There are people using Hy in production, but that code isn't out. A good way
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by Foxboron 13y ago
I didn't write the code, and i'm not sure if you can. You could always use the import hooks and deny modules from being imported.
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by Foxboron 13y ago
I was trying to be funny, and was indirectly reffering to Clojures "State of" posts. I know the fact that "State of *" is nothing new. But hey! Gotta try!

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