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by ORioN63 10y ago
I still care. That's why I'm so in love with the terminal. One interface to rule them all.
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by ORioN63 10y ago
Why do you keep doing this? :( You put a clicker in front of me and baam. Lost a hour.
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by ORioN63 10y ago
Exactly. Like UNIX. One tool, one job.
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by ORioN63 10y ago
Yes, it has suffered major improvements, but it still doesn't run everything. Also, online games with frequent updates, break often. Just my personal experience.
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by ORioN63 10y ago
Yes! I applaud this attitude of Elm, of keep breaking the language to improve on it (It still hasn't reach 1.0). It has the disadvantage of breaking previous code and making previous learning resources obsolete, but on the other hand,
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by ORioN63 10y ago
Why does Google Translate breaks newlines when translating? It makes really hard to read.
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by ORioN63 10y ago
Urbit is a whole different beast, but shares the same goal: Decentralization.
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by ORioN63 11y ago
So, how is it going?
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by ORioN63 11y ago
So this isn't a joke? Probably someone changed?
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by ORioN63 11y ago
Can we get a self-hosting version? I don't trust my booleans in the cloud.
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by ORioN63 11y ago
Yes.
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by ORioN63 11y ago
If this had authentication you could even expand its usage. A boolean might indicate if it's snowing in NY, for example (Read-Only for most people)
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Implementing moggio: a cross-platform, multi-source music player in Go(mattjibson.com)
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by ORioN63 11y ago
We do. Especially at night. Normally those red lights are placed around schools and such. If you're a responsible driver, you're already driving at the speed limit at those sites.
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by ORioN63 11y ago
What if it was well-tested? What if it was well-typed? What if it was awesomely documented? Would that be ok? I'm asking, because a lot of the discussion in this post comes a single simple function being a dependency.
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by ORioN63 11y ago
I don't know why you were downvoted, but I agree with you 100%. Pure functions are indeed a good target for modularity and deserve proper documention and proper testing, at the very least. For the readers of this comment: * How many fu
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by ORioN63 11y ago
> All closed technology, on some level, may be used to perpetuate coercion. Maybe this way? There are surely many examples of closed technology that isn't phoning home. The problem is that you don't get many garanties.
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by ORioN63 11y ago
It's also Turing complete.
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by ORioN63 11y ago
It landed!!
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by ORioN63 11y ago
It's landing!!!
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by ORioN63 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symphony_OS
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by ORioN63 11y ago
Or a lisp.
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by ORioN63 11y ago
I was trying to use it and now is a wordpress page... What happened?
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by ORioN63 11y ago
Yeah, I recently needed something like this. We settled for google groups, but it's nice to see alternatives.
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by ORioN63 11y ago
Incredible how everyone in this thread has a different opinion on what is the best python library that works with table.
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by ORioN63 11y ago
Yeah, I agree. Maybe the author should have added the percentage of these truck accidents compared to all road accidents.
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by ORioN63 11y ago
If you're searching for examples, search instead for SNOBOL. From Wikipedia: > SPITBOL (Speedy Implementation of SNOBOL) is a compiled implementation of the SNOBOL4 language. Also from wikipedia SNOBOL page shows some examples: htt
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by ORioN63 11y ago
On the other hand you could compile it back to regular assembly and use them.
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by ORioN63 11y ago
browser?
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by ORioN63 11y ago
What's the yellow arrow?

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