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by PuercoPop 9y ago
Doesn't VSCode embeds neovim already, so you can use neovim plugins from VSCode as well.
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by PuercoPop 9y ago
> Emacsens Nitpick. Emacsen refer to an editor in the Emacs family. It wasn't always the case that Emacs was equated with GNU Emacs.
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by PuercoPop 9y ago
No, he took action to bring pain and suffering to a group of people because of their sexual orientation
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by PuercoPop 9y ago
And when Norvig made that claim in from of McCarthy, McCarthy disagreed. > Peter bravely repeated his claim that Python is a Lisp. > Yes, John?" Peter said. > I won't pretend to remember Lisp inventor John McCarthy's
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by PuercoPop 9y ago
A better alternative is to have no comments at all (not joking). If the 'activation energy' of replying is higher, more thought will go into the reply.
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by PuercoPop 9y ago
I'd say no, design patterns are about mechanism, 'I want to do X, this pattern is how I do it'. In that way they are similar to monads. Pardigms are about a perspective, a vantage point from which you structue your applicatio
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by PuercoPop 9y ago
I used Vis full time for a two weeks a couple of months ago. It was pretty nifty. (I'm Emacs user so this was an time-bounded experiment). Vis is a great of example of the suckless philosophy and of Guy Steele's point about removi
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by PuercoPop 9y ago
It is fast.
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by PuercoPop 9y ago
They are implemented in Emacs as well. There is no meat in the article, no proper comparison between Emacs and VSCode
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by PuercoPop 9y ago
It is only going to be called once (per componented used in) upon loading the page. No biggie
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by PuercoPop 9y ago
It is also because CLISP is unmaintaned. But the only implementation dependant code I remember is the socket code. But CLISP wasn't unmaintaned when the book was written más its default REPL is much better than other implementations
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by PuercoPop 9y ago
Can't find the quote I was remembering, but it said that Lisp didn't had lexical scope. The book was published in '92, so Lisp already had lexical scope. (Which was introduced by Scheme IIRC) Here is another one I found looki
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by PuercoPop 9y ago
> Lisp trolls existed even back the Recently while reading, Appel's Compiling with Continuations, I read some mistaken claims about Lisp and scope, one doesn't have to be a troll, which requires intent, to make ignorant claims
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by PuercoPop 9y ago
For more low-level Lisp see https://github.com/kingcons/cl-6502/blob/master/README.md And the corresponding book http://redlinernotes.com/docs/cl-6502.pdf
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by PuercoPop 9y ago
Apropos vc-mode comes with vc-annotate-mode (C-x C-v g) which is the best way to go through the history of the file
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by PuercoPop 9y ago
If one pays attention to SystemD bugs, it is pretty clear that SystemD is sorely lacking in engineering.
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by PuercoPop 9y ago
Yes, it certainly a gaping security hope. Yet I cant bring myself to submit a patch
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by PuercoPop 9y ago
They are talking about this issue https://github.com/slime/slime/issues/286 If it has being left unaddressed because no one thinks it is enough of a problem. That is how free software works
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by PuercoPop 9y ago
Yes, Clojure is a Lisp. Lisp is also the shorthand way people refer to Common Lisp. Lisp in the context of OP means Common Lisp. Common Lisp has an implementation, ABCL, which runs on top of the JVM. Access to the Java ecosystem is a shared
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by PuercoPop 9y ago
History says otherwise, they been ignoring Slime's swank for at least a decade
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by PuercoPop 10y ago
> Has anyone ever built a useful and successful decentralized service. E-mail fits all of your requirements. Even the now being centralized (Gmail)
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by PuercoPop 10y ago
The question was how do they compare. 90% of your list applies to CL as well. (CL has sheeple as its prototype based Object system). The statement about macros is more nuanced that you let on, language decisions like being a Lisp-1 w/o
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by PuercoPop 10y ago
It baffles me that people refer to languages as interpreted or compiled. That is a property of the implementation of the not the language.
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by PuercoPop 10y ago
They mentioned the census as a use of database (tool) that is not immoral not as being equivalent to a Muslim/Jewish registry. You seem to be missing their point
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by PuercoPop 10y ago
Can't say that matches my experience, I've never encountered any problems with sending patches as an attachment. And find the process simpler than github.
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by PuercoPop 10y ago
No need to git diff. Git format-patch does the work for you. Apply the patch with git apply-patch. Less work than sending a PR and the receiver has to do less work to merge locally in a branch should they want to modify something. Github do
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by PuercoPop 10y ago
> For instance you will never see GPLv3 code running on iOS because you just can't have it there That would be a case against iOS, take it up with the masters of your walled garden.
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by PuercoPop 10y ago
Len/Mathematics runs on Cuis Smalltalk. Which has the goal of being small and easy to understand and extend. So it should be to your liking. I found the difference of the image with the book similar to little exercises to test what I h
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by PuercoPop 10y ago
Has anyone tried installing it? Earlier today on a recent checkout of Cuis-smalltalk-dev and encountered an error.
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by PuercoPop 10y ago
Someone already has: https://github.com/eschulte/curry-compose-reader-macros

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