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by erikj 9y ago
Who is even using these browser notifications willingly at all?
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by erikj 9y ago
Apple doesn't seem to care much about legacy software given their recent history. They could revive their Rosetta binary translator.
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by erikj 9y ago
No, he is rolling in dough.
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by erikj 9y ago
The cheapest 3DCoat license prohibits any commercial use. The less restrictive license costs a lot more.
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by erikj 9y ago
Substance Painter is also a great option for texturing, costs a lot less and is extremely popular among biggest game developers.
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by erikj 9y ago
Both Lisp Machines Inc. and Symbolics were selling the MIT version before redesigning it into their own brand new products, the LMI-LAMBDA and the Symbolics 3600.
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by erikj 9y ago
The new authoring tools are already available for Dota 2, you can install them in Steam.
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by erikj 9y ago
This part: https://www.reddit.com/r/HalfLife/comments/6vvn00/a_laidlaw_...
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by erikj 9y ago
"Warp programs are written in a high level Pascal-like language called W2, which is supported by an optimizing compiler written in Common Lisp. W2 programs are developed in a sophisticated, Lisp-based programming environment supporting
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by erikj 9y ago
Well, you can say that Scheme continues in the general spirit of MACLISP, yet we separate them.
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by erikj 9y ago
No, Racket is a separate language, though it grew out of a Scheme implementation (PLT Scheme) and still includes its predecessor.
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by erikj 9y ago
What's the general state of the Scheme community? I'm getting the impression that after the backlash against R6RS and R7RS most people moved on to Racket, Clojure, or Common Lisp.
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by erikj 9y ago
That's Gabriel Laddel's screenshot, he is quite an abrasive fellow but he doesn't represent the entire community.
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by erikj 9y ago
McClim existed for decades and it's still struggling to become production-ready, a poor example of the "revival".
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by erikj 9y ago
Our communications must be decentralized as much as possible, if we want to avoid the dominance of any kind of thought police. Maybe it's the best time to start rolling out wireless peer-to-peer networks everywhere and to switch to sof
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by erikj 9y ago
I don't think it's possible to reliably enforce this ban.
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by erikj 9y ago
What I really don't want is clickbait titles.
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What about a gamma ray burst?
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by erikj 9y ago
What do you expect from it?
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by erikj 9y ago
Nintendo would never do the latter, if you mean publishing software on the Switch without their approval.
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by erikj 9y ago
The death of x86 is long overdue.
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by erikj 9y ago
Not "science" but "a science", psychology, which is notoriously problematic with regards to reproducibility.
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by erikj 9y ago
I think Symbolics' Dynamic Windows and CLIM could be added to this gallery as well, as early examples of presentation-based user interfaces: https://dspace.mit.edu/bitstream/handle/1721.1/41161/AI_WP
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by erikj 9y ago
Was this generated by a Markov chain?
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by erikj 9y ago
Symbolics managed to fit their Lisp VM into the cache of DEC Alpha processors in the early nineties: http://pt.withy.org/publications/VLM.html
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by erikj 9y ago
As far as I know, Bret Victor is looking exactly into that, check out his talk "The Future of Programming": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGMiCo2Ntsc
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LambdaDelta – An Emulator of the LMI Lambda Lisp Machine(github.com)
6 points by erikj 9y ago|1 comments
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RnRS are barebone compared to ANSI CL, and the last few versions of Scheme suffered severe resistance from the community.
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by erikj 9y ago
Skolkovo is a Potemkin village, all real work is being done elsewhere.
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by erikj 9y ago
It's more like stop-the-world garbage collection.

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