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by an_ko 11y ago
Many thanks for your thoughts. > Lisp's hierarchical list notation is by far the most natural, intuitive way to represent HTML. HTML-representation is also important to me, and it's how I got started on eslisp actually. I wrot
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by an_ko 11y ago
I'm a vim user actually! gasp Seeing ParEdit in action makes me extremely jealous though. http://danmidwood.com/content/2014/11/21/animated-paredit.ht... I wonder if the vim plugin https:/&#
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by an_ko 11y ago
Wow, many thanks for sharing! PJS is very neat and its documentation very clear. I'm surprised how little JavaScript has changed in 16 years… I've got a Javadot-like thing https://github.com/anko/eslisp-prope
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by an_ko 11y ago
ClojureScript tries to be Clojure, and Parenscript tries to be Common Lisp. Eslisp tries to be JavaScript; it's intended to just be an obvious one-to-one syntax replacement. I wrote a brief comparison in the docs: https://gi
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by an_ko 11y ago
Eslisp macros are compile-time functions that operate on code consisting of lists. Sweet.js macros are special-case separate structures that have to introduce special syntax, pattern-matching rules and a whole lot of other cruft, mainly to
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Show HN: Eslisp – Minimal JavaScript S-expression syntax and macro system(github.com)
51 points by an_ko 11y ago|34 comments
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by an_ko 11y ago
Really? Tell us more! Why? How big a van? Is having no permanent address problem-free?
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by an_ko 11y ago
What do you mean by "break the web" here? I've seen the phrase used to criticise lots of things, e.g.: SOPA/PIPA, mobile-hostile CSS, semantically incorrect HTTP codes.
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by an_ko 11y ago
If that's intended as criticism, could you be more specific? According to the guidelines here https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html anything that "gratifies one's intellectual curiosity" is on
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Persistent “pipes” in Linux(gist.github.com)
72 points by an_ko 11y ago|9 comments
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by an_ko 11y ago
I've seen so many "music programming languages" recently that I'm getting really quite confused about which one was which and does what. Has anyone done a comparison, or even just have a list of links?
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by an_ko 11y ago
That's a shallow argument. Your fingers didn't evolve to type but they're fine with it in moderation.
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by an_ko 11y ago
Zeveb's Eleventh Law; you heard it here first.
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by an_ko 11y ago
I was missing a dot before /.git and can't edit the parent anymore… It should read [alias] watch = "!clear;inotifywait --quiet -mr -e modify,move,create,delete --format \"%f %e\" @./.git . | \ whi
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by an_ko 11y ago
Agh, it's my fault. I must have fumbled a key after pasting, as there was a dot missing; @/.git should read @./.git . I'll add a note to the ancestor comment if I still can. Thanks and sorry!
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by an_ko 11y ago
You'd see what's in front of the first truck, except n times shakier and blurrier, for n trucks.
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by an_ko 11y ago
If you add an echo "$file" inside the while loop, what do you see? I deliberately set the .git directory to be ignored (using @ ) to avoid tons of repeating when the index.lock file is repeatedly recreated. Maybe that&
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by an_ko 11y ago
I use a modified version of mislav's git prompt https://gist.github.com/mislav/1712320 which is pretty minimal but usually enough for me. For when I have to wrangle lots of files at once (like during interactive r
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by an_ko 11y ago
> They can, of course, fire you as a result of this mentioning something about "lack of proper judgement", but that's the limit of what they can do. They can also not withhold wages for any period the employee was under co
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by an_ko 11y ago
Previous work: • http://www.nomyx.net/ as mentioned in another comment by https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10057433 is a Haskell-based software implementation. • In a previous HN submission of Nomic,
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by an_ko 11y ago
The Internet Archive might have the pages: https://archive.org/web/ The Wikipedia page's links still seem to be fresh: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nomic
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by an_ko 11y ago
Clickable: http://www.nomyx.net/ There's also Dvorak http://www.dvorakgame.co.uk/index.php/Main_Page , a card game with a similar idea. It's also playable online, though players have to enfo
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Nomic: A Game of Self-Amendment(legacy.earlham.edu)
100 points by an_ko 11y ago|28 comments
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by an_ko 11y ago
Maybe it works for the CCC because in Germany raiding an event held by an organisation so famous for free speech activism would easily turn into a PR disaster? This is not a common theme in the rest of the EU. For example, Assembly Computer
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by an_ko 11y ago
For reference, Eli's 4-part series of blog posts (where those images are from) starts here: http://www.elischiff.com/blog/2015/4/7/fall-of-the-designer-... Each part links to the next at the bottom.
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by an_ko 11y ago
I don't understand. Could you be direct?
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by an_ko 11y ago
I think it would be good for the language if we try to "de-escalate" the usage of neutral-looking words that are currently considered offensive. Carefully re-introducing them when the tone is clearly not racist—like here—might be
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by an_ko 11y ago
When chatting on Omegle, you're paired anonymously with an anonymous stranger, with no guarantee of whether that stranger will record anything or pretend to be someone else. I think the front page http://www.omegle.com&#x2F
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by an_ko 11y ago
You can use it with cmus, or any other music player, if you set up a loopback device. See the README's section "Capturing Audio": https://github.com/karlstav/cava#capturing-audio
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Console-Based Audio Visualiser for ALSA(github.com)
16 points by an_ko 11y ago|7 comments

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