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andi999
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andi999
5y ago
Thanks. I think for this lang the pitch is pretty clear, it looks like fennel is lisp for Lua libs (like clojure is lisp for Java) in a nutshell.
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andi999
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Who knows? But could you point exactly to where it says why I should care about this language? Let's say I want to convince a cto to adopt it, what would be the edge one could/would gain? Maybe it has some exceptional libraries? O
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5y ago
I disagree. 'Think Lua' is not an good explanation. I mean if I want Lua, I use Lua.
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5y ago
So what is it good for? Edit:maybe my comment was too short, but for me it is important to know what problem a new language solves (better). And I seriously think the landing page does not explain it well/at all. I mean like: D is C++
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andi999
5y ago
Looks like somebody learned the wrong lesson from lisp.
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andi999
5y ago
Would 'even at old age' be a more accurate title than 'even into old age'?
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andi999
5y ago
Well Bezos donated 12 billion already, and who knows how much more he will donate. He probably couldn't donate every year that amount, so if you say in 20 years it is 150$/20=7.50per year which is less than a dollar per month (adm
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andi999
5y ago
Everybody can choose to donate, nobody should donate (otherwise it is also not really a donation if you should). Singling out rich guys to donate who do not donate could actually be counterproductive (since people just feel the responsibili
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andi999
5y ago
How much do you donate annually? 10 Million people donating 100$ per year is substantially more than he could ever donate.
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andi999
5y ago
Looks to me only good for academics who can discover new things from old texts. Not sure how it help Stem research.
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andi999
5y ago
Too many steps. What about 3 steps?
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andi999
5y ago
Currently conscientiousness is considered part of the big 5 which seem to be stable through your life. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Five_personality_traits I couldn't find if it can be trained during bringi
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andi999
5y ago
Yes, but I fear that this is actually too much Infos (and I am not interested in his field)
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andi999
5y ago
Tried understanding Zettelkasten for a while, searched the internet, bought one/some books. But it was always too light on examples. I need full beefed out examples (like a 100 pages Zettelkasten) or let's say 10 pages. Of course
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5y ago
What is also confusing that for physics to be a tensor/vector only the transformation behavior under the orthogonal group is considered, so acceleration is a vector. Math and GR (ok, this is also physics) then uses the coordinate trans
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andi999
5y ago
All deleted, but he (surprisingly) survived. https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-birmingham-58244518
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andi999
5y ago
Yes, don't worry it will probably level at 11 billion
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andi999
5y ago
Looking at the founding story there are some analogies aren't there?
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andi999
5y ago
Probably he had to think it through which first words were appropriate.
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5y ago
I believe it is also an evolutionary advantage. Let's assume with all information available it looks like the rational best decision to do something. Then unexpectedly that thing kills you. There is only a species left if not everybody
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5y ago
Yes, I read it and I agree with your text. My point was just that goto is not evil, sometimes it is your best option (like in the parent if loops do not have break). On a side one could argue that early returns, while often used, are not st
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andi999
5y ago
But human cyclist don't speed off like a tuk tuk with passengers in it.
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5y ago
It is a prejudice. Knuth and Torvalds think goto is valuable. See https://pic.plover.com/knuth-GOTO.pdf https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8760518 (Somewhere on the internet is a discussion when somebody
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5y ago
It generates viable publicity.
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andi999
5y ago
Didn't expect that an inquiry into scurvy finds the root cause of all problems, glad it did.
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andi999
5y ago
Is the device in the article pedal powered?
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andi999
5y ago
Why not put them on the homes roof and get 3 times more harvest.
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andi999
5y ago
Having the solar cells on the side looks like a wrong design. But let's assume there is some on the roof. 1sqm of panel in Sri Lanka shd generate 150 Watts during clear day, according to one source you need 6.8kwh (which sounds too hig
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You could even then go one step further back: the root cause is that animals developed in a way that they need vitamin C. (ok, now it is getting silly)
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andi999
5y ago
With imminent apocalypse do you mean things like acid rain/tree dying, energy (oil) crisis, next ice age coming, nuclear destruction of the planet, nuclear hazard of power plants, Ozon layer depletion?
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