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by ane 2y ago
What's your business model? Where do you get money to pay people?
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by ane 3y ago
So what's the truth of the hardness/blackness grade? Did Conte invent it? Because Hardtmuth, one of the large pencil manufacturers, claims otherwise: "According to the personal notes of Franz Hardtmuth, the marking of pencils
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by ane 3y ago
I would think that parenthood has now become a choice that many young people no longer want
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by ane 3y ago
It got worse after they started moving, walking, running, talking, demanding, arguing, fighting, yelling... Yours is immobile for a while still, try to enjoy that while you can. Probably gets easier when they are in school. But you'll
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by ane 3y ago
Go listen to Memoriam, it's a sort of a successor band to Bolt Thrower. Even the name is a direct reference to Martin. Karl Willetts does the vocals and the sound is pretty much the same. It has/had other members from BT, then the
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by ane 3y ago
Being one of the oldest GNU projects it's impressive how quickly Emacs is developing and not only that, the pace is accelerating! LSP and tree-sitter support are now built-in to Emacs and integrating them took less than a year to do. E
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by ane 4y ago
I remember playing this as a kid! Must have been more than 25 years ago...
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by ane 4y ago
Running Wild was the first to make pirate themed power / speed metal
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by ane 5y ago
We suspected this as well. She is lactose intolerant and has IBS, this can cause complications with the efficacy of the pill. We weren't making it easy for the contraceptive either. I mean, several times a day, every day, for years...
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by ane 5y ago
Several years ago my wife and I agreed we'd actively start making a baby and quit contraceptives. She was on the pill (progestogen-only) and we'd been using it for the better part of three years. Worked fine, she took it religious
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by ane 5y ago
What a cool project. I really like the way he analyzed his failures, learned from them, and documented the process, and tried harder. I wonder, did he design the ISA bus by himself or did he use an existing one?
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by ane 5y ago
Yes, considerably. > ”In the EU, over 91,000 salmonellosis cases are reported each year” https://www.efsa.europa.eu/en/topics/topic/salmonella And in the US, from the article: > ” Salmonella hospitalize
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by ane 5y ago
You don't "see" it but your brain is looking at something. It's like jumping into a 3D universe in your head.
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by ane 6y ago
Are you referring to the NuBus boards mentioned here[0], the Symbolic MicroExplorer or MacIvory? Those look interesting! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/NuBus
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by ane 6y ago
Actually I was talking about how to bundle C code with a Common Lisp library (or system), so that ASDF could also handle building it. Guile has a C API in libguile, so you can create C that's directly callable from Scheme with little o
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by ane 6y ago
This kind of reporting interleaved with storytelling in a really weird voice is frustrating. Why do journalists write like this? What purpose does this word salad serve? I can do this myself! "On a bald September day, a man walks into
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by ane 6y ago
He works there now? Cool!
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by ane 7y ago
Rust has a thriving embedded ecosystem[1]. You have access to an ever growing number of HALs[2]. There is an embedded operating system written entirely in Rust called Tock [3], and it can run things like OpenSK, an open source security key
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by ane 9y ago
The name has to be a reference to Snow Crash .
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by ane 10y ago
To debug a function, yes, you need to eval the form using instrumentation. Then the debugger starts when this form is evaluated. This is the the only major difference to what SLIME provides. Adding breakpoints is somewhat easier with cider,
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by ane 10y ago
CIDER has had debugging abilities like this for a year, there's a sexp based interactive debugger that allows injection, evaluation, stepping etc. Here's a 39 second video about it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A
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by ane 10y ago
Git might be ancient history but version control will never disappear.
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by ane 10y ago
You can try evil-mode which is just the vi interface, Spacemacs is more of a packaged solution that happens to include the vi interface. Having used vi interfaces in other editors (VS, IntelliJ, Eclipse, NetBeans, Atom, Sublime, VSCode, etc
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by ane 10y ago
Oh shit , I got it backwards: CHICKEN needs native threads! That way, you could implement fibers. https://wiki.call-cc.org/man/4/faq#does-chicken-support-nati...
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by ane 10y ago
CHICKEN is a lovely, pragmatic Scheme, it has a ecosystem that IMHO beats other Schemes; you can easily compile executables, it has great package management, testing systems. In that regard, it feels modern and complete, like other contempo
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by ane 10y ago
He speaks Finnish fluently, I've videos of his lectures about Linux from the 90s at Helsinki University. Had I not known who he was, I would have not guessed he was of the Swedish-speaking minority (either that or I wasn't paying
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by ane 10y ago
No, beef and lamb are the most energy consuming sources of meat. (A dairy producing cow is different.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feed_conversion_ratio For cattle, a FCR range from less than 5 to more than 20
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by ane 10y ago
Alchemist for Emacs is truly wonderful .
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by ane 11y ago
I've used Mix a bit and I didn't immediately see something that was so far ahead of Leiningen. Though I would say SBT is much closer in functionality.
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by ane 11y ago
I do understand your point, there is a lot of ego-stroking going on in the community, and I loathe it as well... but this page? This is just a demonstration of Either, one of the simpler types! I honestly think you just saw the word "a

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