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Show HN: Dutch (Online) Programming Language
(citrine-lang.org)
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Python Citrine Extension
(citrine-lang.org)
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Citrine/Yak
(citrine-lang.org)
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Citrine Conference Presentation 2022
(citrine-lang.org)
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Citrine Test-O-Mat
(citrine-lang.org)
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Citrine Russia Edition
(citrine-lang.org)
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Citrine 0.9.4 Koekamp Released
(citrine-lang.org)
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So we get their disinformation then...
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RedBeanPHP 5.7.1 Jubilate Sunday Released (Update)
(redbeanphp.com)
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CitriNET Demo Server with Citrine/Websocketd/PHP
(citrine-lang.org)
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RedBeanPHP 5.7 Jubilate Sunday
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Plan9 is by far the most fascinating computer operating system I have ever seen. Truly amazing. This is a whole new level of out-of-the-box thinking... Does anyone know if there are any books about this OS?
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Plan 9: Not Dead, Just Resting, by Ori Bernstein (2019)
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Can anyone give me some answers on two major problems I see with bitcoin/crypto: - Not decentralized (51% attack, even worse with PoS), still subject to manipulation therefore - Privacy, transactions can be traced back, therefore they
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As many others here have pointed out, we stumble upon a fundamental issue with blockchains here. The thing that's inside the blockchain can be verified but as long as it points to something in the physical world or to be more precise,
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Well there is Citrine: https://citrine-lang.org/ - it offers a specialized version for over 110 human languages.
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I personally use it a lot for my projects, so I thought, why not share it. I find this solution very nice to work with and it saves me a lot of time.
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Show HN: Ajah, Simple Async JavaScript and HTML Library
(gabordemooij.com)
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If there are some people familiar with Urdu (that also like to code) I would like to get in touch because I am working on a localized programming language system (Citrine) and I would love to discuss potential issues with Urdu to improve th
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I share the opinion of the author of this article. However this resort at the end of this article might be an illusion, the backend also suffers from complexity, you have package managers there as well (Composer if you use PHP), complex fra
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Seems like a nice project, might give it a try.
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Citrine is also 1-indexed ( https://citrine-lang.org/#lists ), I think this would help people who are not developers to read and possibly verify code a bit easier. Of course it is just a small step, but I feel code in general
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Edit from poster: Because of character limit I had to shorten the headline somewhat, sorry for that. Caps are copied from the news article, so not shouting or anything.
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US outlines NUCLEAR future with mini-reactors
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Citrine Solleveld Windows 32/64 has been released
(citrine-lang.org)
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Citrine 0.9.3 Solleveld has been released
(citrine-lang.org)
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Can we turn a Sparc server into a workstation?
(osnews.com)
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Ethical AI Framework
(rolls-royce.com)
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This. Devs nowadays seem to be just NPCs, they jump on every bandwagon, it's very depressing. But this is the same with rest of society, groupthink is becoming a real problem. Unwanted opinions, thoughts are scrubbed everywhere.
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I find the observation that 'programmers' are too cheap interesting. I think this might indeed be one of the core problems. Because devs are often a bit timid and clumsy regarding the negotiation process they are taken for granted
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