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"To buy Pino Devine & I each got a 10,000$ bank loan. We had savings, but didn't want to be left with an empty account after the purchase." https://100r.co/site/buying_a_sailboat.html#bankloan If you
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1y ago
They thoroughly document their lives, you could just go check whether this skepticism is warranted.
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They're building games, interactive fiction and music software, for example. Famously they've invented a rather portable platform for software development that is more like a Commodore 64 or Amiga than MICROS~1 Visual Studio.
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Why? Put the category first so it makes it easy to skim and sort dependencies. You're never going to organise your dependencies based on what the individual functions, types or sub-packages are called, and sorting based on something th
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I've used script blocker modules for many years and consistently only white list a few widely used package repos. This means I notice when a web site I frequent adds a new script source. This ought to be the default in every common web
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Much like Newgrounds it is still around. https://haxe.org/
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Cafés as a place to be for cheap where the weather can't reach you while you read the newspaper you can't afford or a book or plan a revolution is quite old. Like centuries old, perhaps millenia if you count gossip and include inn
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1y ago
Where I live we have the option to put capital holdings in flat-rate taxed accounts, based on the size of the investment. I thought this was common elsewhere too.
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1y ago
On the face of it, it looks positively habsburgian.
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The claim that Fifty Shades of Grey and, I don't know, Norman Mailer?, Chuck Tingle?, are less common on book shelves and night stands than cyberpunk paperbacks seems obviously wrong to me. Perhaps you could elucidate further on this s
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1y ago
Regardless, it's a good way to reach people that care about robust distributed systems or queers in tech or both. Do you have a business model already? Are you aiming for something like GemStone/S?
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If it's partly a marketing move to get it jepsened before release, then it worked on me. "Like Smalltalk and other image-based languages, Capela persists program state directly, and allows programs to be modified over time. Indeed
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1y ago
So the ten minute thing is a trust issue. How are salts handled?
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Better link, at least for me: https://xcancel.com/paulg/status/1953289830982664236 I've done that, occasionally, though through deterministic means, i.e. code generation tools. If you know what you're ge
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1y ago
I like this one as well. https://how.complexsystems.fail/
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"Ketamine has been found to increase dopaminergic neurotransmission in the brain" This property is likely an important driver of ketamine abuse and it being rather strongly 'moreish', as well as the subjective experience
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Flavors, from 1979 or so. https://www.softwarepreservation.org/projects/LISP/MIT/nnnfl... LOOPS, from about the same time. https://interlisp.org/documentation/2024-loops-book-1.pdf More
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Here's the oldest article I can find on Leonid Schneider's blog, from 2015. https://forbetterscience.com/2015/10/28/is-frontiers-a-poten... It's about a group of journals optimised for sleazy p
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1y ago
Try this demo, which has more knobs: https://discordier.github.io/sam/
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Perhaps a length limit? I tried this: "This first Book proposes, first in brief, the whole Subject, Mans disobedience, and the loss thereupon of Paradise wherein he was plac't: Then touches the prime cause of his fall, the Serpent
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The Laravel developers expect you to use Stringable::macro if you want to extend their 'fluent' API, and if you're working in an organisation that builds with the Laravel toolchain that's probably what's least surpr
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I'll gladly praise it. It's a very practical language with good tooling and excellent amounts of libraries and scripts available. Performance is decent, development speed for tools, toys and prototypes is extreme. The standard lib
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Could you give a realistic example? The PHP pipes as described in the articles about it will require a bunch of wrapping anyway so you could just do that. There are several alternatives, from a function or method that just converts from raw
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Such variable threading tends to be harder to skim through in production code, the intermediates become noise that's harder to filter out than a repeated symbol like |>. Preferably you should also be sure that the functions are comp
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You can do function ($parameter) use ($data) { ... } to capture stuff from the local environment. Edit: And you can pass by reference: > $stuff = [1] = [ 1, ] > $fn = function ($par) use (&$stuff)
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AGPL so I'd wager the idea is to sell this as a service while still allowing self-hosting, perhaps in the hope to gain bug reports, 'free' testing and some leads.
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"A major limitation of the pipe operator is that all the callables in the chain must accept only one required parameter. For built-in functions, if the function does not accept any parameters, it cannot be used in a chain. For user-lan
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PHP has traits, just invent that API, put it in a trait and add it to your data classes.
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It's an absurd feature. Cars have had gauges for things like fuel for decades and decades, as a driver you know how much you have left, the car does not have to signal this in any other way. Same with other newfangled annoyances where
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They can blow up some dams and cause enormous civilian suffering. After having lost in Ukraine I expect certain states to be on the look-out for actions that will cause massive destruction that they can consider quick wins.
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