d-lisp

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by d-lisp 2y ago
I had the idea last year to create some kind of lsp/uml chimera that would render codebases in 3D so you could navigate them wearing a vr device. You would edit files from there, create files maybe classes, draw inheritance schemes, me
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by d-lisp 2y ago
I was reading this comment and I have no expertise in sql; would you like to explain why do exemples "look like junior-level bloat" to you ?
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by d-lisp 2y ago
Well, I could write about the rest, modular algebra, inversibility of x in mod n, why we use the product of two primes, how we are lucky to generate prime numbers, what is modular exponentiation and why it allows us to encrypt and decrypt m
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by d-lisp 2y ago
Would you be interestedin that ? I could write about it.
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by d-lisp 2y ago
Would you be interested in that ? I could write about it
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by d-lisp 2y ago
There is something funny in the way it performs some of the moves in a sub-optimal manner. It reminds me of cats playing with small objects (earings on a beside table...). This is still quite impressive.
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by d-lisp 2y ago
I thought "Crystal Fragment" was the name of some piece of software...
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by d-lisp 2y ago
Maybe, maybe the world should standardize on: Driving on the left Speaking creole The metric system The 09/06/2024 date format The Kelvin scale The french decimal time system The AuthaGraph projection
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by d-lisp 3y ago
When setting up my DWS on the chain I performed a fresh implementation of the flex spanning system so that sharded stakes were accordingly modulated when dilution factors are on the rise. Retro validators should never rely on the sole consi
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by d-lisp 3y ago
There must be an historical case where someone had to prove that they are not dead, no ?
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Thinking about this, I observe that the problem of the factors of security is in fact tied to the problem of identifying someone : If you can prove that "someone/something" is "you", then you are giving "someon
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Maybe they meant deviation.
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Then, conquer the web with ecljspe.
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by d-lisp 3y ago
I have two versions of the same album, one on CD, one on vinyl. They don't sound the same and I prefer the version on vinyl, I am not implying it objectively sounds better, maybe it sounds worse at the wave level, but it sounds better
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Not a C expert, but shouldn't %s be %c ?
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Hi, this answer feels immature and unconstructive to the discussion; I don't understand how and why you continue to treat my setup as "sub-optimal" when I described why it was that great, and you treated me as a "troll&
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by d-lisp 3y ago
To me, chicken sometimes tastes like garlic and herbs, while for some others, it tastes like chicken. Whenever I cook vegetables in my oven, I sometimes add garlic and herbs, people often says it tastes like chicken.. I guess meat is tasty
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by d-lisp 3y ago
You only ignored my claims, and ignored the fact that your "studies" are unrelated and don't take efficient window managers into account, and ignored the fact that I was using a similar setup than yours in the past before fin
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Well, actually the informations you provided are unrelated to what is discussed here, and I shown why by the previous message. My message are perfectly meaningful and I exposed why I think my setup is more productive and efficient than you
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by d-lisp 3y ago
These studies show how people with mediocre window manager and that doesn't know how to manage their windows benefits from a second screen. That's not my case and I am pretty sure I could show that one monitor is the fastest and m
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Well, I honestly do such things on one monitor and I don't need more, I don't know what else to say; switching virtual desktops seamlessly is second nature and from this I fail to see the point of having multiple monitors when the
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by d-lisp 3y ago
That's interesting, some kind of meta branches.
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by d-lisp 3y ago
A software system differs from the chaos the trading world represents. You can try to evaluate traders, but the deep truth is that very good traders can become very bad traders seamlessly because nothing guarantees any success of any kind
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Exactly, but having branches kind of allow you to not have to create local clones. And I legit use rsync to clone locally git repos. The question is : what is the best ?
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by d-lisp 3y ago
That's not mediocre by any mean, it's highly probable my setup virtually covers more screen area than yours.
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by d-lisp 3y ago
I want to believe in the cycle: "From telnet to static web to dynamic web to clientside rendered to serverside rendered to telnet."
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Well, I don't even have to turn my head, <super + ]> and the screen for the web browser appears in front of my eyes. To be fair, on my keyboard super + ] is right thumb + right index finger. I have shortcuts for every program tha
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by d-lisp 3y ago
It's probably the same in other countries, but some day I did rent a field to plant some vegetables and run a small business. Every single day for one entire month I had to fill forms, sign papers, ask the field owner to give me some r
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Shortcuts, tiling window manager and virtual desktops solves this. I noticed that I live in my IDE and then from time to time need to travel for a few seconds to something else, 95% -5%
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Having more monitors doesn't make me more productive, it makes me lazier. If I have the possibility to show a lot of lines of code, then I don't feel the necessity of caring a lot about the way my source is structured, the way my

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