dmos62

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1. 2611.▲
   by dmos62 10y ago

   My first laugh of the day.
2. 2612.▲
   by dmos62 10y ago

   You can create any DSL you like on lisp. Though with lisp you generally choose something better than the above mentioned paradigms.
3. 2613.▲
   by dmos62 10y ago

   cwm[1] is by far the cleanest wm I've used. It reeducated me on what a wm should be. Focus by hover, no bars of any kind, move and resize with shortcuts instead of searching for the clickable area, extremely lightweight, good straightf
4. 2614.▲
   by dmos62 10y ago

   This quickly went to you say this, I say this. These are very interesting statements, it would be nice if they were supported by citations.
5. 2615.▲
   by dmos62 10y ago

   Well it's not as simple as that, because if for example a given wine is produced a few kilometers from the Bordeaux region for example, it's probably similar in quality and you can consider yourself a wise consumer for finding it.
6. 2616.▲
   by dmos62 10y ago

   Processed food is real food in that you can eat it. That's about it. It's a very bad food in that it decreases consumers' life quality. The industry is horrible in that it is based on deception and misinformation and it thriv
7. 2617.▲
   by dmos62 10y ago

   Don't pronounce the h in cases like these. An obbyist.
8. 2618.▲
   by dmos62 11y ago

   Global air superiority? Not a geo-powers geek, but sounds implausible.
9. 2619.▲
   by dmos62 11y ago

   I do not agree to lift blame off of companies. They have social responsibilities like everyone else. They are also high on the power hierarchy.
10. 2620.▲
    by dmos62 11y ago

    I commend your enumeration of religious and mystic texts.
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    by dmos62 11y ago

    Money is largely created by commercial banks. Let me quote from a 2014 report by Bank of England titled "Money creation in the modern economy."[0] Follows selection of excerpts from the report's Overview section. "In the
12. 2622.▲
    by dmos62 11y ago

    That's what I thought this was going to be. A relay DHCP server seems cumbersome.
13. 2623.▲
    by dmos62 11y ago

    Author mentions IDEs like Guitar Pro, etc. He referred to them as "distracting."
14. 2624.▲
    by dmos62 12y ago

    Fluffy [tick]
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    by dmos62 12y ago

    Loved reading this. Most original article I've recently read.
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    by dmos62 12y ago

    I find people in these discussions rarely want to share their actual products/sites. If I had to speculate as to why, I'd say that many of them profit from having found a micro-niche with minimal competition, so it makes sense for
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    Paul Graham essays(paulgraham.com)

    2 points by dmos62 12y ago|0 comments
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    Is the following talk by Simon Peyton-Jones in OSCON 2007 lost?

    1 points by dmos62 13y ago|0 comments
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    by dmos62 13y ago

    That might turn out to be a very good advice. I may have been increasingly approaching my projects as senseless chores.
20. 2630.▲
    by dmos62 13y ago

    Helpful. Thanks. I enjoyed a TED talk ( http://www.ted.com/talks/mihaly_csikszentmihalyi_on_flow ) by the author of the book you suggested, I might read it.
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    How do you make programming fun again?

    28 points by dmos62 13y ago|23 comments
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    by dmos62 13y ago

    Just use Jekyll, it's quite wonderful. If you use Github, Github Pages is a very straightforward way to host as well.