blondin

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781.
by blondin 7y ago
love fish. but love compatibility with bash most.
782.
by blondin 7y ago
OMG you just brought an enormous amount of happiness to my life! these disappearing scroll bars were a nemesis of mine and i have been blaming Chrome for this calamity. thank you so much :)
783.
by blondin 7y ago
well also... assuming "maybe" or "skip" are not valid answers, if you have the people who answered "yes", don't you indirectly also have those who said "no"?
784.
by blondin 7y ago
i am so happy to see leaf's work here on hn. he started itch.io! check out his other amazing projects at https://leafo.net . he is one of my favorite programmers of all time and a great inspiration. his ability to start and
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by blondin 7y ago
man... some of these titles are getting harder and harder to understand
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by blondin 7y ago
wait what? why make it so complicated... the simple fact is that people are pissed because one of their own got a treatment they didn't like. i am not involved or following but i get enough in the news to figure what's happening.
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by blondin 7y ago
answer is in the guide and is quite interesting. so, lisp development came in two phases: formal phase -- that's where original 1960 paper described lisp from simple axioms and built on them -- and implementation phase -- formal step i
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by blondin 7y ago
so, raku is shortened for rakudo the perl compiler. rakudo itself might be japanese but i can't confirm. google, in their infinite wisdom, doesn't want to translate the word because they think i am typing it wrong and they know ex
789.
by blondin 7y ago
i miss analog buttons so much...
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by blondin 7y ago
i mean... most people are already on the moderator side, but she might need to take it slow too. i might be reading all this wrong but she is coming off as the side that is slightly aggressive to me. she's been going at every single po
791.
by blondin 7y ago
tangent but, omg livejournal is back?!
792.
by blondin 7y ago
what is POSSE?
793.
by blondin 7y ago
well, i know i can just download the app to see what it looks like but i can't right now so would be nice to see some screenshots of the app on the website.
794.
by blondin 7y ago
he survived.
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by blondin 7y ago
umm. not exactly for that audience or people like you and me to be honest. i'd rather gmail at home than office 365... this is for companies. with enough employees who are building on the microsoft stack and the office suite. god knows
796.
by blondin 7y ago
> Nothing good can come from sticking my neck out on this ah! allow me to borrow this from time to time in the future :)
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by blondin 7y ago
comments links are not working.
798.
by blondin 7y ago
haha, i was going to count and report the number of analogies to beauty, nature, painting, etc. but Chrome gave up on me. (come now Chrome, a PDF inside an HTML page making you crawl like a baby turtle!) glad to find this comment though. it
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by blondin 7y ago
oh wow i had no idea, kudos to her! for those interested in old prints there is also http://bitsavers.trailing-edge.com/ and http://bitsavers.trailing-edge.com/pdf/ which i highly recommend.
800.
by blondin 7y ago
well, just checked and i already see the majority of the web gathering around "C". so really, we can argue both ways about this score thing...
801.
by blondin 7y ago
first is italian :) hn will bash me for saying but the name reminds me of a pasta brand or name
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by blondin 7y ago
weird but the back and forth here made me realize something about ebooks. they provide some kind of privacy and confidentiality. printed books on the other hand give away what you are reading -- unless you put them in those fancy covers. an
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by blondin 7y ago
not only this looks super awesome but this is also the first time i have seen a shell program architected in such a nice way.
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by blondin 7y ago
i mean reference documentation is nice if you understand the core concepts. my struggle is with grasping those core concepts and how they all fit together to solve the orchestration problem. for now, a few books (kubernetes patterns is the
805.
by blondin 7y ago
could it be because of you all's browsers? i am using Chrome on a Mac and i just played both games. no problem at all on my side with the animations.
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by blondin 7y ago
omg wow, didn't know people would go to such extent...
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by blondin 7y ago
same. Guido is currently writing a series on PEG parsers. but medium won't let me read a single one of these posts. i don't even know what the reasons are. can't be that i reached my free reading quota this fast...
808.
by blondin 7y ago
oh it's like youtube then? broken but way too big to wake a competitor.
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by blondin 7y ago
"dune -- the battle for arrakis" what a trip down the memory lane! it had one of the best game soundtracks ever made. command and conquer, starcraft and warcraft all came a few years later and copied everything they did right. but
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by blondin 7y ago
my default zoom is 150%. this breaks a lot of websites. but maybe they don't care about accessibility anyway. like OP said, i have not had any issue with HN for years. i recently started keeping dev tools's console open when i am

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