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by eggy 4y ago
Wow, she's a Supreme Court Justice of the United States of America, and her husband let her rise to that position? ;) Their religious group must be so bad to allow her acension ;) Or, maybe the article and leaked video doesn't rea
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by eggy 4y ago
I am using it for fun, and to create little Windows executables for work. I have SBCL, emacs, and slime, but Corman is such a neat little development environment for Windows. I recommend it to friends wanting to play with Lisp. I especially
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IronScheme – R6RS scheme implementation for .NET(github.com)
1 points by eggy 4y ago|0 comments
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Corman Lisp development environment for MS Windows(github.com)
62 points by eggy 4y ago|11 comments
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by eggy 4y ago
Where is the $99 price? I can't find out how to buy it.
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by eggy 4y ago
How do you buy it? I just see a lot hype, but no link to purchase it. I am still playing around with Corman Lisp! I'd love to see how I can add Scheme to my Excel sheets, and a REPL to boot!
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by eggy 4y ago
Look at the entire continent of Africa. A high seroprevalence of SARS-COV-2 antibodies, and yet these mostly underdeveloped nations have a much lower death rate even if you count excess deaths due to poor reporting than the US with supposed
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by eggy 4y ago
See my response above, however, to your edit remark: a full year later I tested 115 (15 is a positive for IgG test). I referenced studies for both SARS-CoV-1 in 2003 and COVID-19 where antibodies are detected much further out than your 3-6
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by eggy 4y ago
Never said I was an expert, and I was the one who labeled my story anecdotal before you did. What advice did I give? I said, " If you don't have natural immunity, yes, some vaccine is recommended". My whole family came down w
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by eggy 4y ago
Douglas Quaid discovered this in the 1990s on Mars!
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by eggy 4y ago
I was using Houdini when it was called Prisms on an SGI Irix machine. It is for 3D graphics and effects, not CAD or FEM/FEA. Autodesk Fusion is for creating 3D geometry and testing your design with an FEA analysis. Houdini uses a physi
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by eggy 4y ago
Frink beats everything including Maxima when it comes to unit conversion and dealing with mixed-unit calcs. You can do money exchange calculations like: 54 USD - 25 SAR, and Frink will spit out 47.33 dollar (currency) I use the graph
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by eggy 4y ago
I use all languages for different things, or based on my familiarity with using them for a specific domain of problems. I really like Julia, and I think once the libraries grow, it will be the leader here. It currently has some really speci
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by eggy 4y ago
I just sent in a request for a refund of the balance on my one-year subscription that I just purchased a month ago. Unfortunately it is over the 30-days in their purchase refund policy by just one day. Hopefully they honor it, and then I am
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by eggy 4y ago
Must be scientists out of school in the past 15 years with the remark about C and C++ being scary, since engineering and science curriculums in the 80s taught Fortran, C, and C++. 'Numerical Recipes: The Art of Scientific Programming&#
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by eggy 4y ago
I understand that. I journal and do my own research and I try to write other stuff sometimes. I am looking for a piece of software to organize my findings, thoughts, and capture my writing and other things. They can all be used off of their
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by eggy 4y ago
Reminds me of Scrivener, which I used for years. I use OneNote now. OneNote is so much better and integrates nicely with Windows. Curio looks a lot like Scrivener.
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by eggy 4y ago
>>“No other mainstream languages really have these concepts, and they’re really core to understanding a lot of how you have to write code in Rust,” Nichols says. I tried Rust, but I am using SPARK2014/Ada for my needs. Easier to
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by eggy 4y ago
How would we have made it to the moon, if employees took surveys, sent letters, and posted numerous signs about their disagreement with upper management? Why do they work there then? I don't see how Elon has really changed much since 5
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by eggy 4y ago
Aren't you still putting the same pressures on the shoulders and wrists per the previous poster? I discovered the rings at age 46, and I love them. I fell off exercise when I moved back to the US at age 52, and COVID helped me excuse m
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by eggy 4y ago
"OCD image analyst quits: 'I can't un-see the defect in every frame I am forced to look at.' ML/AI algorithms can't stop getting sucked into the local maxima, and self-destructs telescope."
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by eggy 4y ago
Yes, poverty not race. I grew up below the poverty line in a bad neighborhood in Brooklyn. My neighborhood was the background in Hubert Selby Jr.'s, "Last Exit to Brooklyn". My friends were Irish, Italian, Dominican, and Puer
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by eggy 4y ago
I played with Tidal when it first came out for music. I do like it. To me though, I prefer Grace[1] (CM, Lisp) and Extempore[2] (Scheme, xtlang). You can work within the grammar of music, or you can program your own DSPs. Xtlang in Extempor
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by eggy 4y ago
Not for system-level programming.
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by eggy 4y ago
Yes, I have been continuing with SPARK2014, but it may now be time to ease back into Rust as this progresses. I have grown fond of SPARK2014/Ada syntax at this point. I still find Rust a bit more complex, but I just need to spend some
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by eggy 4y ago
I purchased it a few years back, and I was having fun, but a bug on the newest version of Windows derailed me from continuing with it. I was looking for a lean, C or C++-based coder to replace my Vim/Emacs habit! I'll have to chec
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by eggy 4y ago
Instead of trying to stop it, have it send fake data (photos, geotags, etc.), and direct Russian forces into kill zones or capture.
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by eggy 4y ago
Very true. I am a bit behind the author of the article in age, and in my first real adventure trip, and I can tell you it is not the same at all now. You can be on a mountaintop calling home from half way around the world. We are so tethere
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by eggy 4y ago
Thanks for the link, however, that seems to speak to someone who only put one name on their Indian passport, and the US government puts FNU or LNU. In my wife's case, nothing is forgotten or left out. She has only one name. Her Indones
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Ask HN: Input forms and people with just one legal name
1 points by eggy 4y ago|2 comments

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