aerique

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   by aerique 9y ago

   Why wouldn't the average government just outlaw Sousveillance / Inverse surveillance?
2. 272.▲
   by aerique 9y ago

   Also too bad both tabs and spaces are usually displaced as the same whitespace, which is a problem for humans. This, too, can be fixed in most editors.
3. 273.▲
   by aerique 9y ago

   Won't they do with decentralized chat what they did with XMPP?: integrate support for a while to keep users from getting away and then drop that support again when the time is right?
4. 274.▲
   by aerique 9y ago

   It depends and is a matter of taste. I'm very much a Common Lisp afficionado but I've come to dislike embedding HTML in code like this (also due to experiences in other languages). It's not error prone maybe even less so sin
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   by aerique 9y ago

   Do the shots include oceans and seas as well and would ships be visible on those shots? I'm asking because Sea Shepherd could not continue an anti-whaling campaign because they were technologically overmatched: http://www.th
6. 276.▲
   by aerique 9y ago

   Customized version of MicroEmacs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MicroEMACS
7. 277.▲
   by aerique 9y ago

   Ah, so they removed it to peddle their Chrome browser.
8. 278.▲
   by aerique 9y ago

   Convenient.
9. 279.▲
   by aerique 9y ago

   So as not to scare people potentially interested in Common Lisp away, you can play around with it using just: - SBCL (or whatever Common Lisp implementation you can get your hands on) - a text editor - (maybe rlwrap)
10. 280.▲
    by aerique 9y ago

    Ugh, that won't do. I need my: brace bracket paren asterisk some code paren bracket brace semicolon.
11. 281.▲
    by aerique 9y ago

    Like bad actors in the internet ad industry (not sure if any good ones are left) giving people a good reason to run adblockers, they just did the same for the game industry. Although I'm not sure what people are going to do. Run pirat
12. 282.▲
    by aerique 9y ago

    Nevertheless a developer will be scapegoated.
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    by aerique 9y ago

    I recently had to use Go for the first time at work, while generally Common Lisp is my go-to language. I kinda liked it for a systems language. It has conveniences trickled down from higher level languages[1] that are missing from C &
14. 284.▲
    by aerique 9y ago

    I gave up reading that page with all the animations going on.
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    by aerique 9y ago

    I've tried the Boogie Board Sync in the past and it really is write-only. The price is nice and they're honest about its features. Still, I really missed not being able to page through earlier notes. Also, the feel of writing on
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    by aerique 9y ago

    Could you elaborate on Org mode's excellent mobile support? Are you talking iPhone, Android or both? I've only got experience with Android and MobileOrg is a pain in the ass to setup and sync. The workflow is a hassle. Orgzly loo
17. 287.▲
    by aerique 9y ago

    http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/A/angry-fruit-salad.html
18. 288.▲
    by aerique 9y ago

    In Rotterdam and The Hague they're probably more direct, but the people in Amsterdam are just better at PR and marketing themselves :-)
19. 289.▲
    by aerique 9y ago

    I've been using fish for years but I never write scripts in it. What's the point? There's sh which is the most portable. Why write scripts in anything else but an actual programming language when things get more complex?
20. 290.▲
    by aerique 9y ago

    11. Lisp
21. 291.▲
    by aerique 9y ago

    Does anyone know if you can actually write code on Emacs, like HTML/CSS/Javascript? Do you mean modifying Emacs while it is running? If you switch to the " * scratch * "[1] buffer and type one of these and after e
22. 292.▲
    by aerique 9y ago

    I've been using NoScript since forever and one gets used to it. Also, I've always wondered what the use is of tracking which words the mouse is hovering over. I mean who does that: hovering the mouse over words?
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    by aerique 9y ago

    Right, thanks. That was my impression as well. It didn't feel really nice to take notes in. Too complicated.
24. 294.▲
    by aerique 9y ago

    Can you tell me why you'd recommend it? Like MobileOrg I've never been able to get into it and keep going back to Google Keep (no pun intended).
25. 295.▲
    by aerique 9y ago

    fvwm4lyfe
26. 296.▲
    by aerique 9y ago

    You'd think that installing a new app would add it to the index right away.
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    by aerique 9y ago

    Common Lisp is my main language outside work (and I manage to use it for work now and then as well) and I use it with Emacs + Slime. I've been trying to get into Paredit and similar modes but they just annoy the fsck out of me. Mind,
28. 298.▲
    by aerique 9y ago

    Apologies :-)
29. 299.▲
    by aerique 9y ago

    I've never tried it on Windows so that might be the issue. Windows is still somewhat a second-class citizen wrt Emacs and Git. Not as bad as is the past and getting better every day but still noticably worse than on a Unix. I've a
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    by aerique 9y ago

    Also it feels like the OP is conflating Git and GitHub.