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Houyhnhnm Computing(ngnghm.github.io)
73 points by _qc3o 10y ago|22 comments
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by _qc3o 11y ago
If you're using yaml and templates then you've already lost. The only tool in this game that is not braindead is chef. Sometimes you need imperative things and conditional logic with iteration. If you don't have a real progra
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Unison: How laziness brings good query performance without a black box optimizer(unisonweb.org)
1 points by _qc3o 11y ago|0 comments
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by _qc3o 11y ago
Huh? I thought Gumroad was one of the better services out there for selling stuff. Too bad "hypergrowth" mania devalues companies like Gumroad because they look like a pretty awesome and sustainable business.
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Should I Use Signed or Unsigned Ints?(blog.robertelder.org)
78 points by _qc3o 11y ago|68 comments
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by _qc3o 12y ago
Hmm, the essay does sound like it was written by a 20 year old indeed. Unfortunate then that she is maximizing learning by going to Quora. What exactly is she going to learn at Quora? The industry has very little to offer in terms of learni
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On Rust and Nim(andreaferretti.github.io)
133 points by _qc3o 12y ago|152 comments
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Startup culture(twitter.com)
3 points by _qc3o 12y ago|0 comments
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Lisp in Small Pieces: Table of Contents and Code(pagesperso-systeme.lip6.fr)
120 points by _qc3o 12y ago|40 comments
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Statically Typed Lisp(gist.github.com)
60 points by _qc3o 12y ago|22 comments
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by _qc3o 12y ago
This is really cool. If you're using Ubuntu or Debian as your base OS then you really should be managing your software with something like this and offloading your deployment to it as well. The benefits of a setup like that are dead-si
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Programming a Problem-Oriented Language (1970)(colorforth.com)
51 points by _qc3o 12y ago|13 comments
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by _qc3o 12y ago
I think you fear learning something new more than anything else and calling yourself a C simpleton doesn't really help your argument. Like I said in another comment when assemblers were being developed the same exact arguments were thr
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Mbeddr – engineering the future of embedded software(mbeddr.com)
85 points by _qc3o 12y ago|71 comments
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A ToC of the 20-part linker essay (2008)(lwn.net)
64 points by _qc3o 12y ago|23 comments
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by _qc3o 12y ago
The argument can be adapted almost verbatim for hacker type vs theory type programmers. One is in the problem solver camp the other in the fundamental understanding and theory building camp. Silicon Valley is dominated by hackers and they a
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Bored people quit (2011)(randsinrepose.com)
159 points by _qc3o 12y ago|37 comments