LispSporks22

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by LispSporks22 3y ago
What’s the open source one called?
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
In the back of my mind I’m worried that our competitors have a faster software development cycle.
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
I wish I needed a fast computer. It’s the CI/CD that’s killing me. All this cloud stuff we use - can’t test anything locally anymore. Can’t use the debugger. I’m back to glorified fmt.Printf statements that hopefully have enough contex
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
90 degrees is best for me and my Go code. Can fit tons more “if err != nil” blocks that way.
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
> I use vim and hence can this run as an external lisp there. I think this, and similar "How do I code my Smalltalk in Emacs?" really misses the point.
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
Went through the primer. Had a blast. Think I could live in this thing.
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
> I'd never get in an aircraft where a 'C' compiler was used So I take it you've never been in an airliner?
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
> coming legislation around MSLs for government procuremen What’s he talking about here?
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
Clearcase is the only time I’ve ever quit a job over technology or tools.
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
Does this Starship launch related stuff impact his plan to begin colonizing Mars by 2022?
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
Seems like you should just wear a dust mask
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
This was my problem with the article too. It’s not that ancient.
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
This guy calling my company issued MBP ancient? It’s my portal into the cloud driven clusterfuck known locally as “production” still
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
Love it. Had fond memories of building big 7400 circuits in undergrad. Bullet speed detector iirc.
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
Heh they are really having it both ways!
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
I got some bullshit modal about my adblocker and the last three free videos. Is the specific to this video? Do you tubers have to turn it on?
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
I was once asked to do 60 hour weeks indefinitely at a Perl shop. I quit of course, but it bothers me that it even entered their mind to ask such a thing. Wtf?
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
> Rust isn't really that difficult Fun Rust novice exercise: Write a linked list implementation in Rust. Regarding the carbon footprint stuff, I think any runtime performance efficiency stuff might often be outweighed but the massiv
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
I still open up TP7 in DOSBox-X to play with "leet code" puzzles. They're mostly imperative and the super-fast compilation time and debugger are impressive even by today's standards.
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
Is that up there with the z16? I'm a mainframe n00b still, but it seems like some z16 configuration at least would be.
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
Also check out The Trial of Henry Kissinger by Christopher Hitchens. I think it was made into a documentary later. The man was worthy of the title of war criminal, but of course we don't prosecute our own and we certainly don't re
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
Are they dumping it on Eclipse and waving bye-bye or are they sticking around to develop it further? Many projects seem to be ditched by corporations and kind of orphaned in Eclipse and Apache
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
I did not enjoy the compile-edit-debug cycle when I was using C++. Have there been any advances in the area off a C++ REPL?
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
Having “spent some time in the job market lately”, the salaries seem astronomical if you’re C++ and fintech/HFT. I think some funny business is going on with those listings though… Kinda average in game development and sadly pretty low
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
Yeah but then I’d have to put up with the telemetry, ads and other crap they’re distributing with Windows.
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
Look, the Gentleman’s Agreement already limits mah bike to 187 mph. What more do you nanny types want??
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
I am curious how the 0-60 performance number Tesla keeps talking about for the Semi is received in practice. Is it important to them? Is it more a case of something designed for an audience Tesla doesn’t understand?
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
Anyone use Haiku as their daily driver?
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
I am sure it’s deliberate. Think for example, the classic Patriot Act.
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by LispSporks22 3y ago
What if I get a Cybertruck, find out it really is as shit as I imagined it was, and want to sell it right away and get a 2001 Tacoma? Should be able to do that, I think.

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