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by elviejo 6y ago
What is TCO? what are languages that implement TCO?
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by elviejo 6y ago
+1000 I've been trying to do this (split into sections and eliminate umms) with recordings of live classes... it takes me 4 hours per each hour of recording. if you can make this process faster the world will throw money at your feet..
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by elviejo 6y ago
the article startd: "contrary to popular belief Elon Musk did not start Tesla"... it is not popular belief, it was the direct result of a PR campaign and settlement agreement that included repeated editions to the wikipedia page o
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by elviejo 6y ago
Why do the PragPros do this? what is the advantage over ebooks?
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Ask HN: Text to wireframe tools that you can recommend?
1 points by elviejo 6y ago|0 comments
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by elviejo 6y ago
I also agree... and Gerald Sussman also agree with: "programs should be done for humans to understand, and incidentally for computers to execute." and also Knuth agreed, and that is why he invented literate programming. But why l
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by elviejo 6y ago
Where can I learn Tk/Tcl today?
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by elviejo 6y ago
For me the best laptop I've owned is the 17 inch LG Gram. a 2560 x 1600 pixels screen with less than 1.5 kilos in weight. another one that looks very interesting is the kfocus.org laptop.. preinstalled with linux and plenty powerful.
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by elviejo 6y ago
I agree asciidoc is superior to markdown... however, "the worst is better" attitude in our industry will make sure that markdown continuous to thrive.
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by elviejo 6y ago
Gitlab + Emacs org-mode + disqus the speed of writing of Emacs, with the reliability of a static code generator. of course it has code highlights... and you can create images with plantuml. to be honest I distrust developers that decide to
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by elviejo 6y ago
Any book recommendations to learn more about state machines, state charts and languages that implement them natively??
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by elviejo 6y ago
Easy... simply provide a solution to 3 of the 6 remaining problems in mathematics... and I would believe the answers have been provided by a superior intelligence to ours. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennium_Priz
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by elviejo 6y ago
Hell yes!! In other posts people are complaining about the homeless people living in SF... you know how you avoid homeless persons?? by having taxes paid healthcare (there is no free), taxes paid education, taxes paid home support.
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by elviejo 6y ago
a Dishwasher. Before buying it I would spend 45 minutes every night doing dishes. Now I load the dishwasher in 10 minutes tops and go to bed half an hour earlier! More sleep => better humor in the morning => happier family
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by elviejo 6y ago
This is pretty good advice!
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by elviejo 6y ago
oh welcome to the first day of the rest of your life emacs and org-mode are an investment that will pay dividends in your productivity for the rest of your life
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by elviejo 6y ago
exactly I love the twizzy but how expensive it is with doors, and it didn't even have glass windows it was too much. Basically the twizzy was 18k usd for an electric two setter. wheread I bought a Dodge Attitude 3 pistons, extremely f
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Ask HN: Is there a declarative animation language?
10 points by elviejo 6y ago|6 comments
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by elviejo 6y ago
came to mention Brick too. The advantage is that it follows the unidirectional data flow pattern. Aka the Elm architecture. the advantage is that the whole interface is drawn from the data. (or the view is generated only from the model). Th
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by elviejo 6y ago
What is the justification, to disconnect this machines, and do by hand what currently is automatic?
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by elviejo 6y ago
emacs org-mode with org-reveal. Write your documents in org-mode, plain text... with code samples that compile. save it and you are done... they are presented beautifully.
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by elviejo 6y ago
Free software in this essay means software that respects your freedom. Not "Gratis". So every company has the right to charge you for their software but once you acquire it you can use it however you wish.
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by elviejo 6y ago
I have just today discovered Auth0. I have read some of the tutorials and find it very developer friendly. Will comment later once I have actually tried it.
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by elviejo 6y ago
- GitHub + why do we centralize issues, documents for a distributed version control? + why do we use a a closed source, walled garden to develop free software? - Git + it's a leaky abstraction. + why do we need to know abo
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Ask HN: What is the sqlite of graph databases?
19 points by elviejo 6y ago|8 comments
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by elviejo 6y ago
Org-mode in Emacs. Because it enables to do literate programming. In this video [0] by Howard Abrahams you can see how to wave the instructions and the execution of them with Emacs. Another advantage is that you can mix your diagrams (in pl
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by elviejo 6y ago
first of all I would recommend to stay away from UML. It's a bloated tool. that don't translate to code. for the design phase I think the C4model and a sequence diagram provide all the tools to think about your project. in order t
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by elviejo 6y ago
what does your question mean? I know the words but don't understand what you are trying to say.
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by elviejo 6y ago
then use pandoc to transform from Markdown to PDF. the PDF looks very pretty in my opinion.
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what you do, is stablish a kernel of libraries, that are common to both systems. this is called a "software product line" it has been studied for decades. here are some studies from Carnegie Mellon on the topic. https:/&#x2F

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