Phlogistique

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   by Phlogistique 7y ago

   Hi, Your comment fails to offer a counter-argument to the comment you are replying to; you are just repeating the position that the comment explicitly refutes. > Or are you stating that the WHO is lying? In fact, the site linked in the c
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   by Phlogistique 8y ago

   This is mentioned in the page: > Spreadsheets are a clear precedent for any live data project. In particular, I would like to call out Glen Chiacherri’s Flowsheets project, which explores how to give spreadsheets the power of conventiona
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   by Phlogistique 9y ago

   I use Newsblur which fits the bill. It has subcategories and stuff. Other people use The old reader which looks and feels like the old Google Reader.
4. 64.▲
   by Phlogistique 9y ago

   No; OP is about Perl 6 while this link is about Perl 5. Perl 5 (a.k.a Perl) and Perl 6 are different languages.
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   by Phlogistique 9y ago

   This is frankly terrible advertisement for Perl 6. I guess it is targeted at people that are already well-versed in Perl 6 (or at least Perl 5)? Maybe it should say so at the top so that people like me do not get a terrible first impression
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   by Phlogistique 9y ago

   What does "correct a spelling mistake on the Talk page of a subject" mean? Did you: - Write a comment on the article's talk page about a spelling mistake in the article itself? If so, why not directly modify the article? - Mo
7. 67.▲
   by Phlogistique 9y ago

   Just in case this is a serious question: Most of them.
8. 68.▲
   by Phlogistique 9y ago

   And do you freeze the nixpkgs version as well?
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   by Phlogistique 9y ago

   > "free software" is indeed an (intentionally) confusing name meant to discredit "open source". That's factually wrong. The word "free software" was invented before.
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    by Phlogistique 9y ago

    I think you are wrong, as a quick Google search will reveal instantly: Muslim: https://www.islamunion.fr/ http://www.meetarabic.com/ https://www.mektoube.fr/ Catholic: http://www
11. 71.▲
    by Phlogistique 10y ago

    as well as 3W, for a different purpose
12. 72.▲
    by Phlogistique 10y ago

    You might like the '*' and '#' keys, as well as marks, particularly "'.".
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    SoftBank Prepares Humanoid Robot Pepper's U.S. Debut, Unveils Android SDK(spectrum.ieee.org)

    2 points by Phlogistique 10y ago|0 comments
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    Android now runs on androids(qz.com)

    1 points by Phlogistique 10y ago|0 comments
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    by Phlogistique 11y ago

    > You can explore the doc for each layer by "SPC f e h". You can even jump to source from there. But does it offer an access to the main docs? When I type "spacemacs" in there I get an empty README.md. > Everything
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    by Phlogistique 11y ago

    Thanks a lot for all these answer! I will try Spacemacs once again.
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    by Phlogistique 12y ago

    I tried to use it to switch to Emacs, and was disappointed like each time I try to switch to Emacs. Among the problems and warts: - The Spacemacs doc is on their repo, not in Emacs! (except if you manually fire a buffer with SPC f f ~/
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    "For security reasons, please do not use the following words"(bluetouff.com)

    3 points by Phlogistique 13y ago|1 comments
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    by Phlogistique 13y ago

    Author: please consider open-sourcing your code. NewsBlur and FeedHQ do it and they are profitable. Plus a huge open source Haskell+Ur exemple would be a very good thing for the community. I'm more inclined to choose FeedHQ or NewsBlur
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    Why iterative design does not always work: an engineering story(blog.xivo.fr)

    2 points by Phlogistique 14y ago|0 comments
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    by Phlogistique 14y ago

    > we have a liberal and sound license No you don't.