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by fud101 4y ago
What is compaction?
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by fud101 4y ago
i want to ask chatGPT to summarise this for me and repost but i'm not sure if that's welcome here.
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by fud101 4y ago
I remember a relative having an early model laptop from Japan. It had a 386 processor I think and a monochrome screen. The keyboard sounded so sublime. I want one so bad lol
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Ask HN: What would it take for you to revisit Lisp again?
2 points by fud101 4y ago|2 comments
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by fud101 4y ago
maybe but can an org afford to pay for those super seniors or is that not a valid option except for companies with deep pockets?
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The Grug Brained Developer – English Translation(reidjs.github.io)
2 points by fud101 4y ago|0 comments
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Keen for a link
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someone is making a rails app right now to enable this as a SAAS. Now you have two problems ..
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by fud101 4y ago
Being intentionally vague but with R&D you might not know exactly how to deliver the end goal, you're experimentally stabbing in the dark hoping to find something that works, or works well enough that you can take another step into
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Ask HN: Anxiety and dread approaching status update meetings
18 points by fud101 4y ago|12 comments
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by fud101 4y ago
It comes down to whether you want to maintain a bunch of auto generated files which will never be automatically updated. I would rather maintain only the lines of code I write not ones that were generated by some tool and then immediately b
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by fud101 4y ago
it takes like 6 lines of code to have a working flask endpoint to deploy a quick and dirty API. About a billion files for phoenix. I hate that too.
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Goodbye NativeScript(fluentreports.com)
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Super fast. What's the tech stack?
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by fud101 4y ago
this is good advice. its a trap. you live in a world where lisp isn't going to be accepted, for better or worse, lisp isn't going to happen.
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by fud101 4y ago
does this work with yubikeys?
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by fud101 4y ago
this is why i avoid common lisp now. for years i hated programming until i finally decided CL was dead to me. Now i happily write Python for a living and don't care it sucks relative to CL.
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This is huge. Congratulations to the entire team for this amazing release.
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by fud101 4y ago
By meta do you Facebook? If so just say that, it's confusing otherwise.
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Any good guesses?
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by fud101 4y ago
are you a young un? dont you guys remember real audio? i remember streaming the NBA playoffs over dialup all the way in Australia. Video streaming was already a thing, it just didn't have a killer library.
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by fud101 4y ago
it's law but a lot of us don't bother with wearing one, esp to the local shops. i don't want to bother.
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by fud101 4y ago
This stuff doesn't really work anymore.
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You used an elixir debugger on production?
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any tips on setting this up
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by fud101 4y ago
Can you explain your second last star?
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by fud101 4y ago
How do you teach to avoid being killed?
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by fud101 4y ago
my front end is 50k loc, is that medium or small or what?
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if this appeals check out the writings of morris kline.
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damn, i don't use dropbox, gitlab or the 3rd option. pity they don't have google drive or github support. in any case, i don't really want to have an actual file to manage somewhere on the cloud except for maybe a backup. jus

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