d-lisp

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by d-lisp 3y ago
A few years ago I thought "how smart I am" when I built a smart TV out of a dumb TV, old computer, small server and light apk on my phone to control the newly created dumb-smart-tv, but in fact even this toy project mediately depe
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Not at all, these "unintended" emotions can be ignored for the most part. But if you ask me, then google is in my foreigner ear one of the stupidest brand name I know of due to its phonetical ressemblance with some words from my n
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Yes, but that's very rare (50-70 cases per year in france, which has a population of about 66 mil. (and a lot of them eat cheese)).
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by d-lisp 3y ago
In a sense, chess pieces can already perceived as geometric attack directions. After too much chess I feel frightened by the salt shaker.
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by d-lisp 3y ago
I only buy old cheese because it is more intense. It is rather hard to perform the "affinage" of the cheese without a controlled environment (Roquefort is "affiné" in natural caves in which you have several exits that y
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Where do you reside ?
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by d-lisp 3y ago
You probably mean "c'est fait par du monde" or maybe that's some way of mocking french language that I am not aware of !?
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Replace X with Y since X is a thing.
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by d-lisp 3y ago
I may be biased but whenever I search something I go to whatever website that has an authority on X. When I don't know I who has authority on X I search for "recommendations about X", or I go to the website in charge of X. T
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Well, most of the websites that proposes an experience are often rather lacking information-wise, no ? Don't you know of any website that reads like simple text ?
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Honestly, I don't understand what you're referring to: are you intentionally visiting websites "you hate" ? I mean, there are a lot of good websites out of here that aren't proposing an experience and that allows yo
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by d-lisp 3y ago
That's false, OP talks about that, many people wish the web to be static only and many people wants to be able to read pages "without js" and complain about the fact that they cannot read a page without js.
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by d-lisp 3y ago
I didn't express myself as "the web designer" nor I implied that I wished to share experiences with you. What I meant is that I can share experiences to my friends via the browser, which act as a kind of a simple prototyping
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by d-lisp 3y ago
In a sense OP wants E-ink screens and org/vimwiki/markdown. Styling is where the problem it claims to criticize begins; if you want a truly accessible hypertext book, then you don't need styling, the user should be in charge
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Is this like if some words (most of them) are "failed" ? I mean, like if someone was mincing his words or obfuscating them or being drunk and being lazy to articulate ? The occasional "not failed" words keeps it on the t
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Can you explain what you find bad about js ? I use typescript and I am honestly finding it awesome; and I am the type of person that coded in lisp for a long time. We have lambdas, flexible structures, FP methods (map, filter, reduce...),
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Is this valid english (am not native) ?
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Written French grammar is particularly good at expressing nuances due to the expression of the variety of "times" and tenses. J'aimais and j'aimai (imparfait and passé simple) are both past but the first expresses "
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Yes you can use this name for your new Techno EP or Garage Rock band
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Then you have symbolic parasites ?
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Thought hold-up also ?
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Neuralink also claims to be able to help people with motion related disabilities, which is at least some good thing.
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Not reading a whole page, without noticing it, by effectively looking at it and letting your eyes run through its line while thinking about something completely different is peak literature.
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Finally Platon's "King" is an AI.
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Yes, and only politicians that do truly know to lie are elected.
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Twenty years ago I couldn't even imagine that I would find smartphones to be somewhat boring. Twenty years ago, I was finding GameBoy color to be the coolest stuff in the world. PsOne's Tomb Raider seemed hi-res, Hi-res didn&#x27
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by d-lisp 3y ago
When I read this, some kind of interferences/ images are parasitizing my mind; drawn cartoon with colors of the princess in Aladdin, the Disney one; cinematic/documentary video of a cobra in the desert that rises up its head. Some
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by d-lisp 3y ago
That's a long time I'm out of school. The truth is you should read books about subjects you're interested in to solve a lack of understanding on one subject, and from there teach yourself anything you want, if you were in my
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by d-lisp 3y ago
My student life has been an awful boring existence because of number 2. There was nothing more frustrating than going to school. A few sentences were enough for me to understand concepts that were explained during several weeks.
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by d-lisp 3y ago
This is why the product of philosophy cannot be valuable compared to a random opinion outside of the context of a system. Nevertheless the activity of speculating about the possible paths a system (such as science) can take regarding a spec

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