d-lisp

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by d-lisp 10mo ago
Yes, notebooks are a restrictive type of litterate programming, interactive and browser bound. TeX was "proven" as a text/typography tool by the fact that the source code written in WEB (interleaving pascal and TeX (this is m
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
I dream of a world where the Knuth idea of programming and mathematics are naturally embedded in our cultures, like novels are. I find it weird to not be able to find linux source code and commentaries or even math/physics/science
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
When you think about it, Perseus did use Medusa's head to transform things into stone. In fact he turned king Polydectes and all of his followers into stone when he went back to Sephiros. Perseus defeated Medusa by not looking at her i
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
Yes, browsing the hyperspec (what a glorious name) inside of emacs was such a joy also. That's truly a shame scripting/glue languages took a different path than lisp, but well, you can always lisp shape anything.
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
That's funny, I never found doubled namespaces that interesting; what are your opinions, why do you prefer them ? > electric parens I get you, I was amazed by the litterature around lisps (I always found the beginning of SICP (the w
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
How do you feel about Scheme ?
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
agreed. I studied philosophy during a large extent of my life, and I am a convinced Witgensteinian.
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
I honestly prefer C/assembly over lisp, which should be even more so.
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
Well, I exiled myself to the countryside because I want to be able to choose how much exposure to society I want. I guess I gamed the problems you are talking about, but as a side effect I am sometimes probably weirder than before (which is
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
Eye contact makes me very uncomfortable.” “I suck at small talk.” “I have rigid routines.” “I hyper-focus on my hobbies.” “I am always fidgeting.” “Social interaction exhausts me.” “I really bad at making friends.” “I don’t fit in; people f
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
Maybe one day we will discover that a method exists for computing/displaying/exchanging arbitrary things through none other means than our own flesh and brains.
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
Will they ? I don't know why -okay- but I am still suspicious about such claims. This is impressive, but I would be more convinced if the codebase was more complex, that is a toy and uninspiring implementation of a _very_ basic game, t
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
Fair to me, we agree more than you may think ! I didn't say [learn piano = don't learn piano]. What I said is the banal : no matter how you're skilled, there's no guarantee of success, and in the small window of opportun
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
--- part2 > [spotify streams] To me, we're in a difficult position because the only way you have to quantify the value of an artwork (music in this case) is the number of streams it has. Call me a mad man but it is not rare for me t
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
I'm happy because there is a misunderstanding of my words here. I am not saying that the ethos of the artist should be "taste is random". In fact the act of being an artist is to embrace biases. I agree with the Kant interpre
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
> The truth is somewhere in the middle Of course everything is subjective. The fact we're social animals creates the feeling that there's some kind of rules, but that's just a bias. We're biased. There is no absolute
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
Maybe this behavior should be adopted once a certain relative altitude is reached. Otherwise, yes ... I can see a world where this procedure is catastrophic.
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
> You don't need to be a standup comedian yourself to spot bad comedy. I am not a native english speaker, I don't know anything about humourous form of language in that tongue. Charisma depends on your audience, and audiences c
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
When I write in my native tongue I avoid mentionning myself and try to disappear from the text; "I", "me", "my" is forbidden and also I try to compress sentences into the smallest most precise set of words — be
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
But is there a real connection between being wrong and not being read or are you yourself wrong ? Furthermore, I doubt there are any chances "right/wrong" applies to aesthetical types of philosophical discussions.
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
Mh... that's interesting and I would like to work on that on week ends.
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
We do have so much cool tech nowadays that I don't understand why I find this that cool. This is cooler than cool.
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
If that's SMS autocomplete, then chatLLMs are just SMS autocomplete with sugar on top.
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
It would be great that the drone had some kind of tactile sensibility. Go slowly in the opposite direction of said contact first, then if that is not working try to rotate on one of the horizontal axis while going in the opposite direction
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
search: Emacs Did you mean vim ? (vice-versa)
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
> Together we'll make X great again! But isn't the problem of X a problem of responsabilities breadth ? I.e. a philosophical problem rather than a "implementation" one ? (For my part I haven't switched to wayland
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by d-lisp 10mo ago
I still have problems running some VSTs with yabridge (could be fixed in an afternoon, but it's important that people should know that it's not a plug and play experience).
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by d-lisp 11mo ago
In case of Bach, we know at least that the "dance" suite weren't meant for "social dancing" due to the fact they are highly stylized.
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by d-lisp 11mo ago
I also play the Segovia transcript more than the urtext version (some would argue that this is kitch or innapropriate, but yeah ... why would I care ?) Well, you surely also are a Sonata No.1 [BWV 1001] enjoyer, aren't you ? I find the
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by d-lisp 11mo ago
What pieces do you know ? I mostly listen violin/lute partitas (I sometimes prefer them transcribed to classical guitars (I really enjoy Vidovic and Bream renditions)). I do really like the simplicity of such pieces, which I find to b

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