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by geokon 8y ago
Is that meaningful? Since you can make it close source, can't you as well fork a BSD project and re-license it as GLPv2?
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by geokon 8y ago
Gotcha. Thanks for taking the time to explain :)
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by geokon 8y ago
Gotcha. Thanks. It's probably some issue with my workflow. I'll ask on /r/emacs and see if they give me any tips :)
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by geokon 8y ago
My only experience is with ELisp/Clojure and you're right that the turn around time is much faster with editing, but at least in ELisp I find "stepping" through code much more confusing. The call stack (or whatever the e
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by geokon 8y ago
This looks really nice and it's working incredibly quick for me. I have a couple of maybe stupid question.. I'm having trouble understanding the workflow. When I open something like https://todo.sr.ht/~sircmpwn&#x2
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by geokon 8y ago
By the guy behind the thing/geom library: https://github.com/thi-ng/geom/ Check out the examples, it's very pretty. The little I've played with it it's been incredibly ergonomic and fun, in the
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by geokon 8y ago
"I think this may well be the last new CPU architecture we ever add to the kernel. Both nds32 and c-sky are made by companies that also work on risc-v, and generally speaking risc-v seems to be killing off any of the minor licensable i
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by geokon 8y ago
What's the use-case for an editor embedded in a webpage? It doesn't seem to be able to live-edit the webpage code - so I guess I don't really get it.. It'd be nice is someone made a general text editor that was also embe
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by geokon 8y ago
He said he's skeptical, not that he thinks it's wrong. I've got to say that this kind of rabid response from climate change proponents kinda prods my inner contrarian. I think at this point the group think is so strong that i
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by geokon 8y ago
Oh yikes. So the rabbit holes goes quite deep So the transpose is really ties to the whole idea of inner product operators/function? (I'm not sure what the exact terminology is there) So thinking out loud a bit about the first int
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by geokon 8y ago
Where is the text? Or is this an advertisement for a book? Since this might get the right eyeballs here: 1. Does anyone have a good intuitive explanation for the meaning of the transpose operation? It seems to tie into a central symmetry be
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by geokon 8y ago
The article seems to suggest it can't be used with even Linux b/c Linux isn't under the SSPL. So the license seems to in effect make the software effectively unusable Which in a way isn't their fault.. there is a weird l
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by geokon 8y ago
I think the most important benefit is simpler and just the code clarity for your constants. For instance if you have compile time constants for width and height you can sanely write diagonal=Pythagoras(width,height) and be done and know you
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by geokon 8y ago
There are a handful of micros. The lowfive and a few coming from China Here is an AI chip: https://hackaday.com/2018/10/08/new-part-day-the-risc-v-chip... It's an interesting proposition b/c they us
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by geokon 8y ago
A bit unclear from the landing page if it's an IDE with a REPL or if you can edit the IDE you're running in.. Kinda sounds like an object oriented Emacs? Or what the creator of Nightlight is trying to do with Clojure.
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by geokon 8y ago
I'd recommend AppImages over flatpak. They're generally more stable
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by geokon 8y ago
I've got the same confusion as the parent poster, but going a bit further - so does each revision of Nixpkgs have just one version of say openssl? How about if 2 different programs are built around 2 different version of OpenSSL? How d
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by geokon 8y ago
What's a good place to start learning SQL? (for someone with 5+ years C++ and now dabbling in Clojure/ELisp)
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by geokon 8y ago
Thanks for the context :) Yeah, I understand it's a bit hard to work on a massive project of that scale with little feedback! It can be a bit draining. I funny enough came at CLJ in part for the math functionality - but I might hit the
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by geokon 8y ago
This is by the same guy who wrote the massive thi-ng/geom library for Clojure, so the influence is implied ;)
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by geokon 8y ago
A bit off-topic, but have you moved away from Clojure entirely? I guess it sorta makes sense b/c creative coding in Clojure never quite took off (though there are some very nice individual libraries) I really loved your geom library bt
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by geokon 8y ago
They don't suspend by default. I don't use KDE any longer so maybe it's changed, but you just needed to right click on the activity in the activity panel and there should be a menu item to suspend the whole activity. It'
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by geokon 8y ago
You can suspend a whole Plasma activity already. Isn't that more useful?
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by geokon 8y ago
I really like the aesthetic of the maps. A kind of old map style. Is this done using some library or is it custom for this application?
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by geokon 8y ago
Just announced is another project that's doing just that https://www.cnx-software.com/2018/09/04/licheetang-anlogic-e...
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by geokon 8y ago
I'm not very deep into Clojure - but I find that you end up having to use Java libraries which feels kinda clumsy. Java is a stateful language and Clojure has it's own ideas about how state is managed - so I'm never quite sur
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by geokon 8y ago
I just use Thunderbird... It "just works" for email IRC and RSS - and it's very consistent btwn platforms. Maybe I'm missing out on some secret IRC features?
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by geokon 8y ago
A great starting book that helps build a good intution is "An Introduction to Error Analysis" by John Taylor (of Classical Mechanics fame). Basically if you are taking any kind of measurements and need to compose them intelligentl
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by geokon 8y ago
Having just learned Clojure, I'm kinda sad to say that I agree... It kinda seems like there are a lot of unmaintained libraries and relatively few things being worked on (mostly in the web-tech space which I don't really know anyt
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by geokon 8y ago
Chuwi is basically running a scam. They switched out the hardware for cheaper parts once they got their good reviews (and it no longer runs Linux btw) https://www.cnx-software.com/2017/10/22/chuwi-lapbook-14-1

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