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baldfat
9y ago
After listening I have less hope this ever gets fixed.
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baldfat
9y ago
Why Lisp machine? (To solve this problem which is no longer a problem today. Therefore it would be a solution looking for a problem) "Why Lisp Machines? The standard platform for Lisp before Lisp machines was a timeshared PDP-10, but
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baldfat
9y ago
That is why they bought TaskRabbit is my guess. With TaskRabbit the whole service should be streamlined to just Ikea and the installer?
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baldfat
9y ago
Thanks. Good talk. He does say my favorite thing about Python. Python is the second best language for anything. I use R for stats now because that is mostly what I use for work and I use Racket because I can punch out a bug free easy to com
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baldfat
9y ago
Haven't peeked at using python since making portable executable programs was just so frustrating. How is Python now compared to a few years ago?
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baldfat
9y ago
How is that less safe then playing the car's stereo? I have one in my ear at a reasonable volume when driving with others so they don't have to listen to my Geeky podcast or music.
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baldfat
9y ago
My bluetooth is pretty flawless with my $18 in ear bluetooth Gonovate G10. Best $18 I ever spent on a device that lets me get away with listening to podcast and people don't notice. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MAW
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baldfat
9y ago
I got a ton of games I can play on Linux. Personally a HUGE win. Just there is not a lot of Linux Desktop users though it appears we are around 3% now.
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baldfat
9y ago
Steam Box - http://store.steampowered.com/sale/steam_machines
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baldfat
9y ago
Every 24 hours reboot. Fixes that for me. Feels like an old Windows Server.
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baldfat
9y ago
Years to late. They could have been a real contender if they came out 3 years earlier.
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baldfat
9y ago
Technically no way of verifying your identity so "Good Enough" wins the day.
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baldfat
9y ago
Definition of Hacker: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/hacker 1 :one that hacks 2 :a person who is inexperienced or unskilled at a particular activity a tennis hacker 3 :an expert at programming and
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baldfat
9y ago
Care to explain how this is different then Resilio https://www.resilio.com/ I use this with encryption for my data folders on my projects.
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baldfat
9y ago
Resilio aka Bittorrent Sync is for that purpose. https://www.resilio.com/
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baldfat
9y ago
This seems like my setup but I use Resilio (Bittorrent Sync) with encryption. I don't need version control for my data but you get archives if you want one.
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baldfat
9y ago
> its innovation in the type system and syntax gives it a unique edge in developing Domain-Specific Libraries (DSL). I think Racket still has the edge for producing DSL?
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baldfat
9y ago
Just like don't call people using computers for illegal activity a Hacker. To bad that one was decided a long time ago.
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baldfat
9y ago
To use a credit card you need not just the name but also the credit card number and possibly the csv and your zip code.
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baldfat
9y ago
I love PocketCast on my Android Phone. Here is their web player - https://play.pocketcasts.com/ They have download option on all the feeds.
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baldfat
9y ago
Quibble all ebooks were produced by programs in a computer? Your looking at it as if the output is the programming piece. Heck markdown outputs to HTML. You wouldn't look at markdown as a programming language in the general sense? Look
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baldfat
9y ago
Those companies need to hire programmers and use a programming language like R.
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baldfat
9y ago
> I don't think there's any replacement for Excel That would be great. People over use Excel to no end and it causes problems. They need to use programming. Get people with R or Python and Pandas, or some other statistical prog
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baldfat
9y ago
You mean the monopoly is due to Office and DirectX? There are plenty of alternatives still. I only use Outlook due to work but I could also get around that through several ways. Maybe we just have a different definition of monopoly? Definit
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baldfat
9y ago
> Microsoft has a monopoly How so anymore? There are clear paths to NOT use anything Microsoft if you want to. Microsoft even now has Linux offerings its a new era.
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baldfat
9y ago
AS a cancer dad about 5 years ago the American Cancer Society (The largest cancer fund in America) got a lot of heat from parents who's children had cancer. The ACS would have pictures of Children for their donations champagne and less
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baldfat
9y ago
Checked on their Freenode channel. They are looking at not total replacement but will replace certain features.
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baldfat
9y ago
Deploying a racket program is super easy and reliable. Nothing I can say about Python and distributing a program.
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baldfat
9y ago
> I think the long term plan is for Pipewire to replace PulseAudio No that's not it at all. It's a framework that will use Pulseaudio OR Jack. Jack is only for low latency needs AKA Professional audio production. "Pipewir
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baldfat
9y ago
No idea why you were down voted. JACK is certainly a VERY hard thing to get working. Why were you trying to use JACK? http://jackaudio.org/faq/pulseaudio_and_jack.html
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