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by gosub 10y ago
This mashup with fugazi is amazing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ourDnKp6x14
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by gosub 10y ago
or use youtube-dl on the youtube playlist
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by gosub 10y ago
If only we had a way to deal with state without it being mutable...
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by gosub 10y ago
If it can compute, it's a computer. If it can store and retrieve data, it's a database.
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by gosub 10y ago
Does eee still work when you release your software under a free license?
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by gosub 10y ago
nuda proprietà
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by gosub 10y ago
structural sharing is what clojure does. But you can have immutable data structures in old lisps if you only use cons, car and cdr, avoiding set-car and set-cdr.
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by gosub 10y ago
you mean lossy?
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by gosub 10y ago
I would be happy to replace systemd on my system with sys-emacs-d.el
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by gosub 11y ago
I don't know if a mechical/automatic process is possible, but it works for haskell and python packages from Hackage and PyPI. nix packages are not exactly packages, as in rpm or deb files, they are expressions in a functional lang
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by gosub 11y ago
Yes, you are right.
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by gosub 11y ago
packages are namespaced in a directory for each package/version, like this: /nix/store/b6gvzjyb2pg0kjfwrjmg1vfhh54ad73z-firefox-33.1/ if a package is "installed" in an environment (it could be glo
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by gosub 11y ago
Accounting companies would pay exhorbitant taxes so, to be viable, their clients would have to pay for it.
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by gosub 11y ago
Algorithms are public knowledge, commodities to be written and rewritten at will by common, workaday developers. I don't think the article is talking about sorting a linked list. Clever and non-trivial algorithms are being re
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by gosub 11y ago
I would retort with: Packages are too big to make into a functional dependency. In the end, in this functions-as-dependencies world, a trig package would be something like: (name) => switch (name) { case '
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by gosub 11y ago
To me 'the git of *' is something: - based on good theoretical foundations - sufficiently performant - not perfect, but good enough for most use cases - accepted as a de-facto standard, but that is a consequence
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Ask HN: Do we have a package manager problem?
2 points by gosub 11y ago|4 comments
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by gosub 11y ago
also sardinian nuraghe: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuraghe
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by gosub 11y ago
The number of package managers is exploding. Every distribution, every programming language, many virtualization/sandboxing solutions, text editors, programs with plugins... Do they really all have significant different needs? Someone
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by gosub 11y ago
google does not create content from thin air, someone has to write it down first. this is it. maybe it will become google's first result?
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by gosub 11y ago
SuperCollider has a series of classes called Patterns for sequencing and algorithmic composition. The output can be sent to the embedded server for live synthesis or to a midi output (or directly to Ableton with a virtual midi cable) http:
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by gosub 11y ago
I am a SuperCollider fan, too. For me it's the sweet spot between a modern programming language and a deep and performant synthesis/sequencing platform. SonicPi is perfect if you wan to start making music immediately, but consider
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by gosub 11y ago
at least a github exodus is just a git clone away
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by gosub 11y ago
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/gnu-apl/
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by gosub 11y ago
Good developer is able to write high quality code in C... the sufficently smart developer is as much elusive as the sufficently smart compiler
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by gosub 11y ago
one of the last tweets from @_why said: if you program and want any longevity to your work, make a game. all else recycles, but people rewrite architectures to keep games alive.
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by gosub 11y ago
the problem is more similar to the knapsack problem https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knapsack_problem There are some articles if you look for "create playlist of specific length" that suggest to use the "sm
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by gosub 11y ago
processing may be a nice alternative. very small boilerplate to have a graphical/interactive program running, and a cute ide to keep your sketches. https://processing.org/
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by gosub 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Weber#The_Protestant_Ethic...
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by gosub 11y ago
> Cyber Hawk exploits over 79 cell phones i would say: unpublished exploits and backdoors

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