LispSporks22

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   by LispSporks22 3y ago

   This is glorious. I remember, fondly, my VB6 days in back office of a power company during my internship. I don’t think I’ve ever developed and delivered software faster than back then. It’s too bad the whole “RAD” thing isn’t a thing anymo
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   by LispSporks22 3y ago

   All that stuff you're worried about is just implemented in libraries. Lisp lets you do that. You don't have to wait around years for a ECMA committee or whatnot to provide you a "async" keyword, or any other keyword. The
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   by LispSporks22 3y ago

   Is there something like it for Linux?
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   by LispSporks22 3y ago

   Fire control on battleships were (3000lb) analog computers https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_I_Fire_Control_Computer fascinating stuff.
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   by LispSporks22 3y ago

   I’m bummed out about the ever expanding Python packaging scene.
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   by LispSporks22 4y ago

   It can be done by setting rpath to origin, even post compilation using the patchelf tool. Works great with C shared libraries. Perhaps ABI issues with C++ shared libs introduces other problems.
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   Signal Identification Guide(sigidwiki.com)

   3 points by LispSporks22 4y ago|0 comments
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   by LispSporks22 4y ago

   Is there SLIME/SLY/NREPL etc. for Janet?
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   by LispSporks22 4y ago

   Don't they know when they're being trolled?
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    by LispSporks22 4y ago

    I think it's the "The Paperclip Maximizer" scenario, not "The Paperclip Optimizer"
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    by LispSporks22 4y ago

    I love me some empty parking lots for motogymkana
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    by LispSporks22 4y ago

    Is this a leased phone thing or does it also happen for unlocked/purchased outright iPhones?
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    by LispSporks22 4y ago

    IIRC, Tom Tom One was an XUL app
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    by LispSporks22 4y ago

    I personally can't see how, but somehow he must have found a profitable angle.
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    by LispSporks22 4y ago

    You do you. Leave everyone else alone.
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    by LispSporks22 4y ago

    Pre Google, pre AOL those were the days
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    by LispSporks22 4y ago

    It’s an artifact of the camera https://aviation.stackexchange.com/questions/21446/what-happ...
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    by LispSporks22 4y ago

    There is an implementation of Python in Common Lisp https://clpython.common-lisp.dev/ but I think you probably mean some more lower-level thing
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    by LispSporks22 4y ago

    I tried it out months ago. It has a really limiting REPL if you’re coming from other lisps like Common Lisp or even Clojure. If your bag is interactive development, then that might be a bummer. https://github.com/carp-lang&#