Loxicon

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by Loxicon 3y ago
What was in it for you to post the message that there is nothing in it for you? If you cannot post a message to help because "there is nothing in it for you"... please tell me what you got from posting this? I really wanna know
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by Loxicon 3y ago
If I understand you properly, in the mailing list days, did EVERYONE get the email when someone sent in patches?
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by Loxicon 3y ago
I used to use vimWiki and then changed to normal vim because I like netrw and vim-vinegar + Goyo + netrw makes for a simpler workflow.
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by Loxicon 3y ago
+1 for Goyo and markdown.
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by Loxicon 3y ago
what is non-GNU?
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by Loxicon 3y ago
I created a personal CRM web app for systematically keeping in touch with people. I am kinda bad at maintaining important relationships. So, this allowed me to keep in touch with lots of people.
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by Loxicon 3y ago
> Zulip is proudly independent, with no venture capital funding, which means that our revenue strongly impacts the pace of Zulip’s development. I ain't mad at that. Everyone needs to play the game they can play. I agree with their d
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by Loxicon 3y ago
> remove verbosity from Lisp programming Common lisp verbosity is a feature. It make's it very clear what is happening. Everyone understands.
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by Loxicon 3y ago
I worked for large companies as an excel modeller some years ago. Excel was my world. VBA is built in. That is the reason. Its the same reason emacs users use elisp.
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by Loxicon 3y ago
This sounds like a Chat GPT sales letter.
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by Loxicon 3y ago
I started again at 32. Similar story to you (kinda). 4 years later, I can build anything I want with lines of code in 3 languages. Best part = building is free (it takes time tho) + it's fun. My advice to you is to decide what you want
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by Loxicon 3y ago
You can download dependencies before you leave while you have internet...
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by Loxicon 3y ago
Coding in your local dev environment doesn't require internet. localhost... right?
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by Loxicon 3y ago
Genuine question -- why not?
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by Loxicon 3y ago
You could use a linux server with a bare repo as remote like atmosx said. And if you want a web interface just do: > git instaweb https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-on-the-Server-GitWeb
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by Loxicon 3y ago
There are two answers here: 1) you should have started while you had a job. Because freelancing will be as slow as the side project you tried to start. The same energy for sales, marketing and branding required for a startup, is the same fo
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by Loxicon 3y ago
I don't get it. What did Elixir have to do with the decrease in servers and costs... specifically? Why do people write hollow drivel that doesn't actually say anything?