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_acme
10y ago
If you're taking 45mg of oxycodone an hour, you are definitely going to have discontinuation symptoms when you stop.
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_acme
10y ago
Bad lawyers also don't kill people as frequently as bad doctors.
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_acme
10y ago
How much physics should a doctor know? Do you not agree that there is value in a well-rounded liberal education before specialization?
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_acme
10y ago
Apple took NeXTSTEP and with minimal changes had macOS certified as UNIX, so it is actually UNIX, unlike many UNIX-like operating systems.
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_acme
10y ago
Unfortunately, I don't believe that is correct. To the extent of my understanding, the vagueness doctrine applies only in some criminal law circumstances, while contract litigation would generally be within the realm of civil law, so i
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_acme
10y ago
Well, I can easily use, for example, Plan 9 or RISC OS, on a Raspberry Pi without any porting effort whatsoever. Some of us have use cases that do not simply involve Linux.
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Must a regular languange alphabet be finite?
(cstheory.stackexchange.com)
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_acme
10y ago
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_acme
10y ago
Yes. It was far easier to get into college in the '80s, in part because far fewer bothered to attend; this resulted in more legacies then than now (I believe the percentage of legacies at Harvard is in the single digits).
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_acme
10y ago
Technically, macOS is UNIX, not a "clone".
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The Name Game (Plan 9 and Inferno, Dr Charles Forsyth)
(youtube.com)
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_acme
10y ago
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_acme
10y ago
But my opinion regarding the mouse being faster is supported by research; the opinion that the keyboard is faster or that context switching slows you down is factually incorrect. http://plan9.bell-labs.com/wiki/plan9&#x
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_acme
10y ago
It doesn't have vnc or similar screen-sharing functionality?
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_acme
10y ago
Actually it was done in 1993. https://github.com/bvito/misc/blob/master/sam.el
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_acme
10y ago
The macOS, Plan 9, Windows and Inferno versions of acme do not require X.
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_acme
10y ago
Well no one is suggesting that you'd input characters any other way, and acme supports sam's structural regular expression command language for keyboard-based editing; so acme supports the keyboard features you're looking for
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_acme
10y ago
Does emacs support sam's structural regular expressions language?
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_acme
10y ago
Not all ports of Acme/Sam require X.
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_acme
10y ago
For pointing to a location in 2-dimensions, a mouse is hard to beat with a keyboard; when locating a point on a map to someone, do you say "Start at the bottom left, then up two inches and over four inches to the right" or do you
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Ask HN: Does anyone use Google Tasks?
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_acme
10y ago
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ToDo List App Comparison
(docs.google.com)
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_acme
10y ago
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Ask HN: Mouse Cursor Dynamics
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_acme
10y ago
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_acme
10y ago
I still do my writing in the OpenDoc word processor WAV.
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_acme
10y ago
WordPerfect is no longer used by any major law firms. In 10 years of practice at one of the world's largest law firms, I've never seen a WordPerfect document.
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Typographic Abbreviations Series #1: OCR
(myfonts.wordpress.com)
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10y ago
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Combining Logical Operators and Regular Expressions in AWK
(gnu.org)
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_acme
10y ago
Could you please clarify what you mean by this? Are you referencing concatenation as being a form of logical AND?
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_acme
10y ago
I do have awk available, which allows one to combine regular expressions using logical operators, but I'm interested in the historical and theoretical aspects of my inquiry, if any.
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10y ago
This syntax is not supported by the tools I use. If we're going to add to the language, why not just add a true intersection operator? My question was meant to be more theoretical - what was the rationale behind incorporating union int
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Ask HN: Why no regex AND?
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_acme
10y ago
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_acme
10y ago
Would you mind elaborating on what is starting to feel fishy to you and how whatever that is is starting to feel fishy?
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