HerrMonnezza

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by HerrMonnezza 6y ago
Literate programming seems to becoming popular in the R community due to KnitR and Rmarkdown. This seems to have sparked a few similar-working tools with possibly broader scope and adoption. In my bookmarks I find: - knot [1]: tangles sou
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by HerrMonnezza 6y ago
I have used Noweb a few years ago [^1] for a small Python program; there were two major issues with it, from my PoV: - I had to take care of writing each Python code chunk with the amount of indentation appropriate for where it had to end u
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by HerrMonnezza 6y ago
In other words, static typing is pointless. It has, maybe, some documentary value, but it does not substitute documentation on other invariants. For example, your invariant might be something like I’m expecting here a monot
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by HerrMonnezza 6y ago
Why do you consider the survey design "sloppy"? E.g., doom-emacs is a well-known emacs distribution; there nothing weird if 18% of survey respondents use it. Whether the survey respondents are a representative sample of the gen
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by HerrMonnezza 6y ago
Relevant Oatmeal comic: https://theoatmeal.com/comics/bees_vs_hornets
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Google Workspace(cloud.google.com)
58 points by HerrMonnezza 6y ago|15 comments
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Phosphine Detected in the Atmosphere of Venus – An Indicator of Possible Life?(astrobiology.com)
1 points by HerrMonnezza 6y ago|0 comments
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by HerrMonnezza 6y ago
Twice...
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by HerrMonnezza 6y ago
I am pretty sure Emacs could already read and send email by the time JWZ formulated this law...
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Why Some Developers Are 20x More Efficient Than Average(medium.com)
1 points by HerrMonnezza 6y ago|0 comments
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RLGL: Git-centric policy mgmt and enforcement tool to accelerate CI/CD pipelines(github.com)
2 points by HerrMonnezza 6y ago|0 comments
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by HerrMonnezza 7y ago
Having read both PAIP and Practical CL, I do not see them as comparable: PAIP teaches classical AI algorithms, and introduces as much CL as nacessary to carry out the task; Practical CL instead has a goal of teaching Common Lisp, and uses c
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by HerrMonnezza 7y ago
I think you meant to say that the " condition handler can run before the stack is unwound." (whereas exception handlers in Java, C++, Python unwind the stack while searching for the handler) (I agree it's a nitpick, but sinc
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A Retrospective on "Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming"(norvig.com)
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by HerrMonnezza 7y ago
I really really wish Ubuntu had decided to ship MATE as their default desktop at the time of the GNOME 2 to 3 transition, instead of trying to create their own DE, abandon it 4 years later, and then reverting on GNOME3 ...
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Lunar Programming Language(users.rcn.com)
27 points by HerrMonnezza 7y ago|1 comments
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PaperWM: Tiled Window Management for Gnome(jvns.ca)
3 points by HerrMonnezza 7y ago|0 comments
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A look at landing a tech job at one of Wall Street's largest trading firms(businessinsider.com)
1 points by HerrMonnezza 7y ago|0 comments
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‘Israel’s ancient NYC’: 5k-year-old Canaanite megalopolis may rewrite history(timesofisrael.com)
45 points by HerrMonnezza 7y ago|12 comments
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by HerrMonnezza 7y ago
This talk by Chris Lonsdale gives some practical advice on learning new languages fast. Most of it is along the lines of what the article says, but seems to say that the key part is to get a "language parent", whom you can have c
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by HerrMonnezza 7y ago
3) Backslash before keywords looks inspired by TeX to me.
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by HerrMonnezza 7y ago
Also: https://www.ale-lang.org/
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by HerrMonnezza 7y ago
From a cursory reading of the README, I would say that Metacall allows any of the supported languages to call any other one, whereas Swig only allows calling C or C++ code. (Swig takes a `.h` file as input and then generates the bindings fo
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by HerrMonnezza 7y ago
The initial submission lacked the tag in the title.
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by HerrMonnezza 7y ago
This is from (1993)
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Building Standalone Python Applications with PyOxidizer(gregoryszorc.com)
3 points by HerrMonnezza 7y ago|1 comments
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by HerrMonnezza 7y ago
This sounds interesting! Can you give any reference to your publication or URL?
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How to Generate Changelog Using Conventional Commits(medium.com)
1 points by HerrMonnezza 7y ago|0 comments
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by HerrMonnezza 8y ago
The HN entry title might be misleading: this is a Python tool, Perl is only mentioned in the Readme for comparison.
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by HerrMonnezza 8y ago
Somebody took your idea quite literally: https://www.coi-dev.org/ (HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19216077 )

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