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by dangom 9y ago
An then there is the SICP approach, a Bottom-up feels like Top-Down that proves that the two approaches need not be mutually exclusive.
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by dangom 9y ago
A company should immediately fire everyone in their financial department if they were to spend money on this.
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An European Map of Implicit Racial Bias(figshare.com)
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by dangom 9y ago
I really liked the idea. Congrats and keep it up!! The only issues I have is that opening a new tab now makes me forget why I opened a new tab for, since I immediately see new content. I also don't like the 1s latency and the little ci
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by dangom 9y ago
I don't know. Probably not. The reason I install with dbus support is to avoid having packages that rely on it not working, should a package ever rely on it (maybe mu4e notifications? idk). Take imagemagick, for example, you can still
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by dangom 9y ago
Exactly. brew install emacs --with-imagemagick@6 --with-dbus --with-mailutils --with-gnutls --with-cocoa --with-ctags --with-librsvg --with-modules --devel
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by dangom 10y ago
Impressive. Not only Lisp, but the LaTeX as well. Had never seen anything like the formatting of section 8 before - mind blowing. Thanks for sharing.
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by dangom 10y ago
You are very right that other lightweight markup languages could provide syntax for everything that org-mode does. But what would possibly interpret that syntax? The fact that org-mode is tied to Emacs is both its weakness but also its stre
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by dangom 10y ago
By looking at the GIF in helm-org-rifle I remembered reading about variable-pitch fonts on (what I believe to be) your blog. Great content in there, thanks a lot for sharing!
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by dangom 10y ago
You actually can: http://kitchingroup.cheme.cmu.edu/blog/2017/01/21/Exporting-...
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by dangom 10y ago
And to make it even better, export an org document to a notebook: http://kitchingroup.cheme.cmu.edu/blog/2017/01/21/Exporting-...
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by dangom 10y ago
"We can imagine that in the future, we will have giant AIs trained on thousands of tasks and able to generalize. In short, General Artificial Intelligence." Don't know if I believe this just yet.
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Emacs org-mode examples and cookbook(ehneilsen.net)
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by dangom 10y ago
I agree with you. Specially because ∅ looks a lot like crossed 0, depending on your font. My point is that symbols only have meaning for those who see them. With Emacs pretty-mode, symbols are substituted visually and not ever saved to file
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by dangom 10y ago
According to the Wikipedia "In mathematics, the word null (from German: null meaning "zero", which is from Latin: nullus meaning "none")[1] means of or related to having zero members in a set or a value of zero. Som
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by dangom 10y ago
I've been using posteo.de for a while now. No complaints.
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by dangom 10y ago
"Gat [3] compared the run times, development times and memory usage of 16 programs written by 14 programmers in Lisp, C/C ++ and Java. Development times for the Lisp programs ranged from 2 to 8.5 h, compared with 2 to 25 h for C&#
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by dangom 10y ago
The idea is nice, but the controls rather limiting. Is there a way to improve keyboard shortcuts? (I.e., WASD for motion and arrows to expand numbers?)
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List of countries by carbon dioxide emissions per capita(en.wikipedia.org)
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Cryptocurrencies and Blockchains(inference-review.com)
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A Backward Look to the Future (2003) [pdf](bayes.wustl.edu)
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by dangom 10y ago
I learned Emacs because I was interested in following the SICP and learning Scheme. The synergy between lispy languages and Emacs is just too great to look for another editor. In that spirit, I'd say learning an editor with a steep lea
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by dangom 10y ago
There is a proven lower bound [1], though. [1] http://epubs.siam.org/doi/abs/10.1137/0218052
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by dangom 10y ago
Very interesting blog. Trying not to go too much off-topic here, I read in one of your posts that "Awk and shell are similar in an interesting way: they lack garbage collection. This leads to arrays that can neither be nested nor retur
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by dangom 10y ago
Emacs users may also want to check out org-reveal[1], which enables export from org-mode to reveal.js presentations with 0 hassle. [1] https://github.com/yjwen/org-reveal
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Ask HN: Tools for creating reactive documents
2 points by dangom 10y ago|0 comments
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by dangom 10y ago
The transition couldn't be easier with Spacemacs: http://spacemacs.org/ https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs
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by dangom 10y ago
Since there are already a lot of books here.. I'd say reading some of the top voted questions on Stack Exchange's "User Experience" gives an idea of things UI designers consider relevant. https://ux.stackexcha
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by dangom 10y ago
This reminds me of Ditaa[1]. Org-mode offers support for it, so you can basically draw diagrams with Artist Mode and have org-babel convert them for you[2]. [1] http://ditaa.sourceforge.net/ [2] http://orgmode.o
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by dangom 10y ago
It's important to note that gitless aims to be a porcelain on top of git. That means git stash isn't going anywhere: both systems can operate together seamlessly on a same repository.

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