HerrMonnezza

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by HerrMonnezza 5y ago
I find that the experience of writing (La)TeX depends a lot on what you are using to write it. For me, Emacs' AuC-TeX [1] is nearly perfect: it has shortcuts and autocompletion for almost all the environment names and commands, inli
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by HerrMonnezza 5y ago
There's a few libraries on PyPI implementing this idea: - https://github.com/borntyping/python-infix ( https://pypi.org/project/infix/ ) - https://pypi.org/project/inf
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by HerrMonnezza 5y ago
> What you lose on arxiv is peer review. Or, instead, you get a much larger audience reviewing your article, instead of the 2 to 4 reviewers involved in the paper publishing process :-) You can get comments from critical and interested
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by HerrMonnezza 5y ago
From the article: > But moderators frequently intervene, delaying posting by days or weeks, reclassifying papers or even outright rejecting submissions. Definitely not my experience. I haven't posted to arXiv in a while now, bu
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Making Open Source software safer and more secure(blog.google)
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Lambdex: Write multi-line anonymous function expression in Python(pythonrepo.com)
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by HerrMonnezza 5y ago
The Python package lambdex [1] provides a way to write multi-line anonymous functions in Python, with a syntax that's close enough to the "normal" Python. [1]: https://pythonrepo.com/repo/hsfzxjy-lambdex
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by HerrMonnezza 5y ago
This article is from a Swiss University. In the Canton of Zurich, kids are supposed to be walking to school alone by age 6 (law mandates that there must be a school within $WALKING_DISTANCE of any residential building). High schoolers that
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by HerrMonnezza 5y ago
Why is Python 3.10 a game changer? (Honest question)
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by HerrMonnezza 5y ago
Window Maker is an X11 window manager with a NeXTStep look. GNUStep is an attempt at creating a Free/Libre NeXTStep-like environment, including all the apps.
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by HerrMonnezza 5y ago
What literature/books would you recommend to know more about the subject to be able to apply it to practical programs?
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by HerrMonnezza 5y ago
Well, quite: if you add that code must run sequentially it's the Boehm-Jacopini theorem: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structured_program_theorem
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by HerrMonnezza 5y ago
We should also not forget that a lot of maths is spoken (in classes and seminars) so there the distinction between, say, \theta and \vartheta would be lost was they are pronounced the same...
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Towards Open Source Sustainability(nyxt.atlas.engineer)
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by HerrMonnezza 5y ago
Perl has had a similar trick for quite a while: eval 'exec /usr/bin/perl -w -S $0 ${1+"$@"}' if 0; # not running under some shell See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9
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Wasp: WASM Programming Language(github.com)
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by HerrMonnezza 5y ago
How do Nix and Guix compare?
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by HerrMonnezza 5y ago
I can play it on Debian with Firefox, no problems.
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by HerrMonnezza 5y ago
I wonder if there was any followup, trying to assess languages explicitly addressing programming education (e.g., Logo, Pyret) against the sins and recommendations of this paper?
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Why is everyone quitting, and how do I know whether it’s time to leave my job?(washingtonpost.com)
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SHA-1 Is a Shambles(sha-mbles.github.io)
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by HerrMonnezza 5y ago
Does anyone have experience with Logo environments still available today? And what results did you have with teaching kids to use them?
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by HerrMonnezza 5y ago
Grand-Parent (comment)
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by HerrMonnezza 5y ago
Not sure if there's anything written on the topic, but I guess you can take a look at some of Damian Conway's public code to see it being used. For example: https://metacpan.org/release/DCONWAY/Keyword-D
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by HerrMonnezza 5y ago
The issue is that `int(x) / int(y)` would yield an int result in Python 2, but a float result in Python 3. So you had to find all the spots in your code where `/` was being used as an integer division operator and replace it with
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by HerrMonnezza 5y ago
I had the same thought. Reading the Wikipedia page for the respective Italian law [1], it seems to me (but IANAL) that it would only apply to ownership of material things , not apply to monetary claims. However, Italy also abolished all n
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by HerrMonnezza 5y ago
The point is: Logo >> turtle graphics.
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by HerrMonnezza 5y ago
Quite some time ago, I built `j2pp` to be a general text file preprocessor, à la m4 or cpp but using Jinja2 syntax: https://github.com/riccardomurri/j2pp (being written in Python seriously hinders its deployment, thoug
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The new Google Cloud region in Warsaw is open(cloud.google.com)
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ZickStandardLisp: A Lisp Evaluator in Lisp(github.com)
2 points by HerrMonnezza 6y ago|0 comments

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