agambrahma

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by agambrahma 2y ago
So basically nix-shell ?
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by agambrahma 2y ago
This is just a "lisp image", right? [with the attendant pros/cons ...]
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by agambrahma 2y ago
I discovered the Garmin Instinct last year, and was very happy to switch to it from my Apple Watch.
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by agambrahma 2y ago
Hard to read this with all the ads cluttered in. Ironically, Safari would render this cleanly with 1 click.
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by agambrahma 2y ago
Or, consider Yuriy's fork, *Otus* Lisp https://github.com/yuriy-chumak/ol [more features, works in browsers vis webassembly too]
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by agambrahma 2y ago
Ah a Naggum re-discovery. See a yearly index here: https://www.xach.com/naggum/articles/ I went through the whole thing a few years ago, there are some gems hidden in there.
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by agambrahma 2y ago
Take a look at Gerbil Scheme https://cons.io/
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by agambrahma 2y ago
Interesting that this is Clojure :-) Clojure + TS seems to be a good way to go, without being hung up on CLJS.
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by agambrahma 2y ago
... and versions etc too
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by agambrahma 2y ago
This is something RoamResearch is squarely a good fit for. It's very useful for personal capture (with digressions etc) but also handles the "multi-player" case if needed.
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by agambrahma 3y ago
Sounds like he'd like Coalton
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by agambrahma 3y ago
I (objectively) see what you did there
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Long-Running GKE Incident(status.cloud.google.com)
2 points by agambrahma 3y ago|0 comments
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by agambrahma 3y ago
Similar, except my favorite was the combination W-X-Y-Z Lots of history in "W" :-|
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by agambrahma 3y ago
One of those "I wonder what it'd be like if someone made that", and then someone _does_ make that, kudos! Also, `defile` is a great name for a macro :-)
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by agambrahma 3y ago
IMO posts like this contribute to the impression of _all_ fountain pens being "expensive, fancy things". I have a Lamy Safari that has lasted 12 years (and counting) I have a TWSBI Eco that has lasted 9 years (ditto) You have a LO
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by agambrahma 3y ago
nice, thanks for that link!
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by agambrahma 4y ago
> So long as federation means stasis while centralization means movement, federated protocols are going to have trouble existing in a software climate that demands movement as it does today. IMO if federation could be aligned with "
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In praise of scripting (2004) [pdf](newlisp.org)
2 points by agambrahma 4y ago|0 comments
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by agambrahma 4y ago
IMO making "a new Wordpress" doesn't feel like a great alternative -- Wordpress is pretty good as it is, and you have the option of self-hosting fairly painlessly if you want to. The fun of late-90s website-making is real tho
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by agambrahma 4y ago
This is a fantastic website, thank you to whoever made it !!
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by agambrahma 4y ago
If you're reading this, would recommend trying out Tinderbox: http://www.eastgate.com/Tinderbox/ It's like the different "tools for thought" you might've come across, and more. And a book about
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by agambrahma 4y ago
I empathize with the writer, and as someone who read LOTR a couple decades ago now (yikes) I agree that this show (and to some extent even "The Hobbit") didn't _feel like Tolkein_. I think he nails part of why, but in general
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by agambrahma 4y ago
Dunno, I feel some form of cursive writing is just a natural human thing to do. I was all for "maximum personal cyborg-ness" at an earlier stage of life, but I now feel the urge to be away from the screen+keyboard for some time, a
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by agambrahma 4y ago
Not really, you can run this under SBCL too.
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by agambrahma 4y ago
Hah, I see what you did there
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by agambrahma 4y ago
I’m gonna sound like a broken record, but … if you’re looking for a “systems programming scheme”, consider Gerbil Scheme ( https://cons.io/ )
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by agambrahma 5y ago
Nice, would use this if I hadn't settled for SublimeText in this niche (fast editing or large files, things worth doing outside of JetBrains)
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by agambrahma 5y ago
Jetpens is where I first bought a Lamy Safari 10 years ago, and it still works perfectly. Highly recommend Jetpens for pens, ink, paper and more (and the Lamy is a great first fountain pen).
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by agambrahma 5y ago
Eh, punishing individuals like this seems pointless, especially _after_ they've made their personal stance clear. Or at least, it doesn't "advance the game of chess", which is what organizers should care more about. Ther

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