elviejo

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   Ask HN: Software that treats a folder as the input to a queue?

   2 points by elviejo 7y ago|2 comments
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   by elviejo 7y ago

   I'm using it with org-noter. That wsy my annotations are saved in an org file, and they are linked to the PDF. Then, since it's org mode I can organize and edit the notes.
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   by elviejo 7y ago

   "...only FOSS survives" But yeah on of the many learnings of the long now foundation is that for things (wind Mills, businesses, etc.) To survive over a thousand years they need a community to maintain them. Netscape died and yet
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   by elviejo 7y ago

   Probably because those networks have papers published about them.
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   by elviejo 7y ago

   Do you have a design document or wishlist or blog post for such a language? I think you are on to something here.
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   by elviejo 7y ago

   Love it! Is little experiments like this... That still keep me on the internet!
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   by elviejo 7y ago

   Stocksy United is a photographers cooperative. A much more worthy company to support. No affiliation, just a fan of cooperatives and high quality photos. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stocksy_United https:/&#x2
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   by elviejo 7y ago

   org-mode in emacs. It's free form and structured at the same Time. You get your to-do's together with the work you are producing. It has an agenda and Google calendar integration. I wish non emacs users could use org-mode..
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   by elviejo 7y ago

   Your dataset is very important. Is there a place where we can publicly analyze it??
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    by elviejo 7y ago

    I couldn't remember also. The way I finay did it was to memorize 'ln -s -T' -T stands for target that way... I know the next thing must be the target then the source.
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    by elviejo 7y ago

    When I read coding books I don't read, I work through them. I have 3 windows open side by side: 1 the ebook I'm reading 2 emacs for typing the examples (typing is mandatory no copy paste) 3 Anki to create flash cards of what I&#
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    by elviejo 7y ago

    I used to be like that. Then I started to cover the lines I had already read with a sliding sheet of paper. That immediately increased my concentration and reading speed since I didn't get lost in the page as often as before.
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    by elviejo 7y ago

    In Anki when you quiz yourself with your cards, it's Self Testing. Anki just adds the separation in time, to make it even more efficient.
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    by elviejo 7y ago

    shuouldn't it be the other way around? An hypercard system implemented as an Emacs mode.
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    by elviejo 7y ago

    than you for f.lux
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    by elviejo 7y ago

    for UML diagrams written in text and then displayed as graphs I love http://plantuml.com/
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    by elviejo 7y ago

    <sarcasm>I'm still fearing that I won't be able to open Emacs tomorrow morning </sarcasm> Seriously though, your Editor is one of the most basic tools is as important as the chair you sit, or the keys to your hous
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    by elviejo 8y ago

    Buddhist believe in reincarnation. So they have already less death aversion than westerners. Maybe that accounts for part of the suicide rate.
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    by elviejo 8y ago

    I'm in the same boat. I could teach subversion in 1 hour and people would get it. I can't teach git in a whole week. So in the end my students use the same 5 commands.
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    by elviejo 8y ago

    <sarcasm>What aren't Electron and Javascript the pinacle of software development </sarcasm>
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    by elviejo 8y ago

    "Will... any other system be around in 30 years?" Yes, Emacs. "The editor of a lifetime" https://youtu.be/VADudzQGvU8
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    by elviejo 8y ago

    I split my screen in three sections: 1. The ebook I'm reading. 2. Emacs editor 3. Anki to write cards of the things I want to remember. Anki is software to do spaced repetition, which is like studying Flash cards but you get to study
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    by elviejo 8y ago

    CSS is almost a failure as technology. None of it's promises has been realized. The idea with CSS was that we would be able to separate content from presentation. Remember CSS Zen garden? Yet that has never been the case and div tags w
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    by elviejo 8y ago

    Is there a nice and visual queueing theory simulator for python or other programming language?
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    Links: functional programming language designed to make web programming easier(github.com)

    3 points by elviejo 8y ago|0 comments
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    by elviejo 8y ago

    I agree and the closest thing I've found to a Haskell lite is F#.
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    by elviejo 8y ago

    Do it. The investment will pay in spades... Your SO
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    by elviejo 8y ago

    Facebook, Google all of them are built on top of open source... So no need to worry about it. How are you planning to contribute back to the project you are using??
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    by elviejo 8y ago

    Some feedback: * "low code" is confusing When I started reading I thought low code, meant low "level" code, something like assembly or rust. After reading a lot in the page I saw it meant not writing imperative code. I
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    by elviejo 8y ago

    I can recommend the following books: Accelerate: The Science Behind DevOps Book by Gene Kim, Jez Humble, and Nicole Forsgren The Phoenix Project Novel by Gene Kim, George Spafford, and Kevin Behr