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The tag cloud is generated automatically but when bookmarking a site you have to add them. Pinboard does suggest tags that you can quickly select though.
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The community is very diverse, just ignore the persons you don't like. Was Quicklisp around when you last tried it? If not, you should check it out again. What were your stumbling blocks wrt the packaging system?
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SBCL and SBCL. http://www.sbcl.org/
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Just to be that guy: Racktet is a Lisp (well: Scheme) flavor but not a Common Lisp flavor. (Common Lisp is also a Lisp flavor like Racket.)
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Since Clojure is advertised a lot whenever there's a Common Lisp story, let me do the reverse: give Common Lisp a look. It's a member of the Lisp family that: - has a lot of high quality, implementations on a lot of different plat
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I'm poised to try out Void Linux after trying out FreeBSD (it was missing too many conveniences like Dropbox and Steam). Could you convince me why I should try Devuan instead?
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As far as I know, XMPP is still being developed further. The guy who wrote the Android Conversations (.im?) app is on HN and says it is a serious option for phones now. (Except it costs money so most of my WhatsApp contacts will not switch.
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I think it's because Namco had a patent on games in loading screens from 1995 to 2015: http://kotaku.com/the-patent-on-loading-screen-mini-games-is...
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So, while sounding like a creep, one could help these women by marrying them and having them come over? I don't understand the Australian honeymoon the article is talking about.
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I played Carmageddon for that. Well, that game actually made me a more cautious pedestrian.
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This goes against one of the points of Syncthing (but I'm more interested in its other features): are there any good 3rd-party hosts so I don't have the hassle of maintaining on myself?
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the doctor informs me that quite a lot of people with stomach issues misinterpret them for heart attacks and vice versa Yeah, my dad died (11 years ago) of a heart attack while he was thinking he had stomach issues.
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This is incorrect as you can see from f.e. the Privacy Barometer[1]. The PvdD (Party for the Animals, how unfortunate their name may be) has always been very pro-privacy & civilian rights and if you'd read their party statements y
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You talk like someone who has never used hallucinogens.
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What the Boogie Board does, it does really well but I really missed being able to page back and forth and an easy OCR workflow when I still had one.
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I want to add that, in the past, we (The Netherlands) could not legalize the whole chain because of pressure from the USA and France.
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Sorry, I should have said "the party I am a member of" :-) And, yeah, they're unfortunately pretty resistant to changing the name.
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I would do some climate activism, become a crew member on a Sea Shepherd boat. That, or help out my political party ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Party_for_the_Animals ) since we have elections early this year. The pa
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I wouldn't want to play Elite Dangerous without VR, same for racing sims. (I'm currently playing ED without VR since I lent my Oculus to a friend and I really miss it.)
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Lisp, and specifically Common Lisp although the latter isn't that old. It first appeared in 1984 and the ANSI specification was finished in 1994, but it traces its lineage directly back to Lisp 1.5 from 1962. It can run Lisp sources de
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For the OP if she happens to have a Wii U I want add Art Academy: Atelier to that list. I'm working through that now and it's keeping me engaged.
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Amsterdam, at least, is not affordable to live in for the middle class. This is a problem recognized by our government.
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Can't you just use whatever environment you're familiar with while getting used to the language? Developing in Common Lisp is perfectly doable by editing then saving a file and reloading it in, for example, SBCL.
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I switched to i3 a couple of years ago but I've used WindowMaker the longest of any window manager in my 25 years of Unix usage.
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nit: Austria is not what we generally refer to as eastern Europe
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Icon fonts have been breaking websites for people that do not allow websites to set their fonts.
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I've used a Jolla phone for almost a year but ditched it because the camera wasn't up to par for me. Besides that I really liked it, pretty good native apps for a lot of things and a fallback to Android that usually worked well e
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Well, that works :-) Never heard of Smartisan, checking out their phones now.
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You can learn both. I prefer Emacs as an environment but use Vim keybindings within because they're so ubiquitous and pretty good. https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/Evil
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Aww, he even put on a suit and tie.
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