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by dunefox 4y ago
How is type inference for "moving fast and breaking things" but not for building solid and reliable things? I'm not quite sure we're talking about the same concept here.
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by dunefox 4y ago
> minimal type inference How is that a pro? That's a net negative.
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by dunefox 4y ago
> everywhere else it was just a temporary voluntary sheltering at home Except it wasn't voluntary.
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by dunefox 4y ago
And the ability to focus.
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by dunefox 4y ago
Honestly, while they're pretty good I miss Julia's broadcasting in python and other languages.
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by dunefox 4y ago
I love this project. So cool to see CL used not only to implement a statically typed functional programming language but also in research areas like quantum computing.
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by dunefox 4y ago
I don't use either and both languages are on my todo list, but I think I would have already used Racket if I liked the editing experience more - DrRacket is just not going to cut it, if I'm completely honest. CL with Spacemacs is
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A cookiecutter template for Common Lisp projects(github.com)
20 points by dunefox 4y ago|0 comments
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by dunefox 4y ago
Simple: dot separated values. ;)
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by dunefox 4y ago
> Europeans give up decimal comma Never!
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by dunefox 4y ago
It only "ruins the dish" if you don't want your dish to be correct.
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by dunefox 4y ago
Good thing it won't be continued then, because if there's one thing Germany hates it's improvements.
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by dunefox 4y ago
That's quite nice.
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by dunefox 4y ago
Sounds interesting. Can you elaborate?
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by dunefox 4y ago
The question was specifically about current usage.
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by dunefox 4y ago
Then drive into town after work and go out? Not doing that is entirely your decision and has nothing to do with home office.
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by dunefox 4y ago
What a weirdly emotional rant. I dislike Elon Musk quite much, just as an aside.
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by dunefox 4y ago
I admire and respect John Carmack. For me he's one of the greats, along with people like Peter Norvig, for example.
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by dunefox 4y ago
Yes, that commit changed the readme. The commit before that was in January of 2021, the one before that in March 2020. Doesn't look very active to me.
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by dunefox 4y ago
That seems very abandoned.
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by dunefox 4y ago
Quite a pointless comparison.
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by dunefox 4y ago
> cat owner sick of being woken by his “ruthless serial killer” kitty delivering gifts in the middle of the night Cats should stay inside for this very reason. They're quite destructive for the local wildlife.
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by dunefox 4y ago
How familiar is enough?
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by dunefox 4y ago
Mostly not, no.
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Lisp-Stat: An Environment for Statistical Computing(lisp-stat.dev)
63 points by dunefox 4y ago|4 comments
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A robust, indefinitely scalable, computing architecture(movablefeastmachine.org)
4 points by dunefox 4y ago|0 comments
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by dunefox 4y ago
Yeah, sounds like a win-win situation alright - the pet rabbit gets slaughtered, the children and parents are lied to. Your sister sounds like a great person.
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by dunefox 4y ago
> Pretty toxic community too. Quite the opposite according to my own experience.
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by dunefox 4y ago
Does it support matching patterns in data structures? f [ [1, _]. [3, _] ] = ... f [ [], [10, 20] ] = ...
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by dunefox 4y ago
... yes, I meant good. Hahaha

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