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geospeck
7y ago
One interesting thing that I read the other day from a lead developer at Gov.uk was about how fast they managed to built a service within a couple of hours[1] What I also really like about Gov.uk is that they seem to have their apps open so
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I am trying to build something similar and I was wondering if there are any legal issues with showing content from the source website into mine, in your case for example the content is the user's comments. In this page https:/&#x
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Programming Language Foundations in Agda
(nextjournal.com)
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Writing GNU Emacs Extensions [pdf]
(cdn.preterhuman.net)
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7y ago
> it cracks open Emacs on the notes file, adds a timestamp, appends the optional text Do you mind sharing how you have setup Emacs to do that? Thanks!
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Vim9
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Working with Objects: The Ooram Software Engineering Method
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Vim 8.2 Is Released
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Computational Reproducibility: Some Challenges
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Pointer magic for efficient dynamic value representations
(nikic.github.io)
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Garbage Collection in Lua by Roberto Ierusalimschy
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7y ago
Another useful source for learning Tmux that helped me a lot is the free videos from Upcase[1] They even show how to use Tmux with Vim which is my favourite setup [1] https://thoughtbot.com/upcase/tmux
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You can choose to skip them rails new app_name --skip-action-cable --skip-action-text etc... Most of these libraries can be skipped, just type: rails new -h see all the options Edit: in case you decide later on that you need
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Drifting Ruby is another one https://www.driftingruby.com/episodes
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GopherCon 2019: Russ Cox – On the Path to Go 2
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Diablo Was Completely Reverse Engineered Without Source Code
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Microsoft open sources its Q# compiler
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7y ago
In addition to the post I will add here a nice video[1] that was recently uploaded from the very well known in Clojure community Sean Corfield which demonstrates the functionality and power of Deps.edn. [1] https://www.youtube.
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Ten Dimensions Explained [video]
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Direct instruction marking in Ruby 2.6
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Why I'm Stepping Back from Scalaz
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I've watched one of Rich Hickey's talk and at some point he brings that issue on the table, what happens when the receiver is not responding to the message. He is advocating Queues and one of his arguments is that Queues decoupl
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State of Sorbet: A Type Checker for Ruby
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Carl Hewitt Explains the Essence of the Actor Model of Computation
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A similar tool that stumbled upon recently is duckrails: https://github.com/iridakos/duckrails It's got some nice features like building dynamic mocks with JavaScript or Ruby, cause delays, timeouts etc..
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Gamescore Interviews Jonathan Blow
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NES emulator written in ELisp
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Can someone please post any good resource for beginners about writing emulators. I've read a blog post the other day that was recommending to start with CHIP8 as a good exercise for people that want to get into emulating.
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Proving Cantor's Theorem in Clojure Using LaTTe
(nextjournal.com)
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Proving Cantor's Theorem in Clojure Using LaTTe
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