earenndil

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   by earenndil 7y ago

   SBCL is a de facto standard, and relying on it is fine. Clasp is nice, but SBCL is fast enough that it's mostly extraneous unless you really need to talk to c++ code.
2. 152.▲
   by earenndil 7y ago

   Interestingly, this also means that, even in public school, affluent children are likely to get a better education than less affluent children.
3. 153.▲
   by earenndil 7y ago

   There are the kids who are already rich--or, rather, whose parents are already rich. More to the point, kids with affluent backgrounds are far more likely to develop means of their own
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   by earenndil 7y ago

   Why should anyone be obligated to donate to--any school they went to?
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   by earenndil 7y ago

   The internet archive also has a usenet archive, FWIW.
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   by earenndil 7y ago

   > [Emacs] can understand that a certain part of a file is written in one language and another in another language; and then give you appropriate syntax highlighting, indentation etc. in these specific parts. Vim can't do that. Sure
7. 157.▲
   by earenndil 7y ago

   Autokey.
8. 158.▲
   by earenndil 7y ago

   Are you going in reverse alphabetical order, or what?
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   by earenndil 7y ago

   ntdll is pretty close to stable. Technically not stable, but high-profile projects like chrome depend on it, so it's not likely to change at this point.
10. 160.▲
    by earenndil 7y ago

    It has not been mine. IME gcc can do slightly better than clang, sometimes, but it's generally a wash.
11. 161.▲
    by earenndil 7y ago

    That's not the issue. The issue is that there is speech accompanying the malware, which should not be systematically censored. (Though any individual is free to do so for themselves.)
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    Can a compiler guarantee multi-owner memory safety?(pling.jondgoodwin.com)

    1 points by earenndil 7y ago|0 comments
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    by earenndil 7y ago

    I would still like to have the ability to examine and toggle them each individually. Currently what I do is to turn on location services when I want to use a map app, and turn them back off once I'm done. But this is inconvenient.
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    by earenndil 7y ago

    At least for me, part of the motivation with playing things is the idea that it is practice, and discipline, and improvement. Part of it is escapism, to be sure, but not all of it.
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    by earenndil 7y ago

    Count semicolons then.
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    by earenndil 7y ago

    I don't have a horse in this race, but should mention that PIA was losing a ton of money.
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    by earenndil 7y ago

    Darling[1] provides an opensource userspace runtime, which could be combined with this. It's similar to reactos sharing userspace code with wine. 1: https://darlinghq.org
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    by earenndil 7y ago

    Sure, but they are similarly self-interested, if not more so.
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    by earenndil 7y ago

    Try googler https://github.com/jarun/googler
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    by earenndil 7y ago

    Not all warnings. Try clang -Weverything (that enables all warnings) sometime. Some warnings are even contradictory!
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    by earenndil 7y ago

    Hebrew days are numbered as well (first day, second day, third day), with the exception of saturday. 3 months before november isn't bad, though, at least imo, although I do convert everything to numbers as soon as I can. So november
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    by earenndil 7y ago

    The response to dishonesty should not be more dishonesty, but a model of correct behaviour.
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    by earenndil 7y ago

    IOS requires all native code be signed so JIT wouldn't work. It would be a possibility on a jailbroken device, but someone would have to make a port.
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    by earenndil 7y ago

    > Remember when browsers had an address bar and a search bar? Firefox still has that as an option. I use it.
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    by earenndil 7y ago

    > [-Ofast will] be "faster" but completely break applications Except for the jvm, apparently. And everything else I've tried it with. > It also suggests using omit frame pointer which destroys debugability. Which is co
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    by earenndil 7y ago

    Non amp: https://www.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/cy40bc/when_elon_mu...
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    Donuts, Inc: a creepy company (2018)(nimblemachines.com)

    1 points by earenndil 7y ago|0 comments
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    by earenndil 7y ago

    Since the github page is current, the (2002) should probably be removed.
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    by earenndil 7y ago

    Location: vancouver, canada Remote: no Willing to relocate: to elsewhere in canada Technologies: C, C++, D, Python, Java, Shell, Lisp, OpenGL; AWS, Git, Linux, FreeBSD. Resume/CV: https://github.com/moon-chilled/
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    by earenndil 7y ago

    > I will admit that there are a fair number of programmers that are fashion-following zombies, but there are a large number who are not easily led by the crowd Perhaps not, but they are led by money. No one is hiring lisp programmers.