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by dgan 3y ago
While everyone is talking about heroin/cocaïne, i think big winners will be steroid users, finally a perfect way to assess gear quality
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by dgan 3y ago
Well in France it doesn't: it is enough to attend a green meeting to be labelled & registered by gendarmerie
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by dgan 3y ago
The easiest thing to be called nowadays is being a "terrorist", coming just after "nazi"
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by dgan 3y ago
not OP, but maybe he implies the attack was instrumented to make the bill pass.
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France legalizes remote camera and microphone activation in smartphones(francetvinfo.fr)
134 points by dgan 3y ago|119 comments
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by dgan 3y ago
> So, a lot, given the demographics This is so dumb I am not even going to explain why, enjoy swimming в море говна, и подлечись от идиотизма когда будет возможность
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by dgan 3y ago
> or the share of those professions on Linux Lol This argument keeps getting reused over and over. The main reason Linux is not used is lazy sysadmins who only care to support Windows and MacOS for other employees. This argument has as
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Ask HN: Any sensible usage of TLA+/Alloy for mere mortals?
3 points by dgan 3y ago|1 comments
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by dgan 3y ago
That's beside the point. Those types ("types" you see? hehe) go against your argument "it's obvious from the context", because now it becomes "it's obvious from the context if you are lucky enough tha
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by dgan 3y ago
> it never comes up because when you know what domain you're working in it's always immediately obvious what types the arguments are. Oh this one is hilariously wrong. Is it InvoiceLine that we are getting here? Or Maybe LineIn
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by dgan 3y ago
I can't even consider an OS with ads to be a valid candidate. If I have to choose between seeing stupid trash in my OS, or using a half-baked under-linux (which is how I call Mac), then half-baked under-linux it is.
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by dgan 4y ago
I do have an occasional cozy feeling about the time where I was writing VBA for a french bank lol. I thankful that time is gone, but ! VBA is simple, and may be enjoyable to use!
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by dgan 4y ago
Thanks it's really hard to navigate among different available tools as a n00b; so that clears it out!
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by dgan 4y ago
Well, when I plug my mouse, I have a window telling me "configure your keyboard" and asking me to press "Shift" on it ...
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by dgan 4y ago
Funny, I just found a new job where I got a MacBook Pro for the first time in my life, M2 chip. I am Linux user for 7 years now, and I use OpenSUSE Tumbleweed + XFCE + NVIDIA card, and I literally have 0 problems with it for 2 last years Op
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by dgan 4y ago
I was randomly watching youtube videos about Elixir ("The Soul of Erlang and Elixir " by Sasa Juric), and I have never really been interested in it... I was completely wrong. BEAM/Erlang is amazing piece of technology, and El
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by dgan 4y ago
> Overly Descriptive Names Looks like regular Lisp function names to me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by dgan 4y ago
If you only need something for internal use, nothing prevents you from using s-expressions, and interpret atoms (number -> uint16_t, dates in "yyyy-mm-dd") whatever your application feels like... With this lil' trick all
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by dgan 4y ago
Copy pasted: Why => because JVM is poor no fit for CLI, and is a poor fit for games. Those two fields in which I see myself using common-lisp. Unsure what's so wierd about it, everyone (most) knows about slow cold startup times, and
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by dgan 4y ago
Why => because JVM is poor no fit for CLI, and is a poor fit for games. Those two fields in which I see myself using common-lisp. Unsure what's so wierd about it, everyone (most) knows about slow cold startup times, and inability to
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by dgan 4y ago
I like the idea, but JVM is a show stopper for me :/
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by dgan 4y ago
Disclaimer: not a big Lisp user. Interesting how Lisp code is NOT littered with " if something != null, ...", unlike your average Java project (or even python, but it's less visible), and just works. My understanding is tha
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by dgan 4y ago
> There's one developer in our company that uses Linux and it's a lot of pain to setup. There was one developer in our team using Mac. Everyone (>20 people) else were using Linux. Mac was a lot of pain to setup. Linux is the
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by dgan 4y ago
Wow I tried it, and for anyone still in doubt: it's incredibly good. I usually tend ignore all the AI hype and "smart-chat-bots-thing", but boooy this is soo much better
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I cant even say the word Lisp without cementing my reputation as a crazy lunatic(flownet.com)
3 points by dgan 4y ago|0 comments
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by dgan 4y ago
so I started learning common lisp lately. It's insane how one can combine very high level language, with down-to-metal compilation. I think that's the only language allowing it? Absolutely impressive. Feels like writing python but
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by dgan 4y ago
why not OrgMode websites? it handles tables too!
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by dgan 4y ago
? Okey? module Example type mytype val id: mytype -> mytype end = struct type mytype = { position:(int * int) } type othertype = int let id self = self end ``` How many classes I have defined? Ex
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by dgan 4y ago
Again, I was referring to user defined types (not primitive types), which are not classes.
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by dgan 4y ago
that's the issue: there is no other way to create new types aside from creating a new class in mainstream languages. Those two concepts are separate, and should be treated as such. Types are not Classes, the last is just a lousy "

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