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Pharo Smalltalk IDE as Visualizer: Mondrian in Action [video]
(vimeo.com)
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Buy AOSA and Amnesty International gets a rather large cut
(aosabook.org)
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Groff is definitely easier to use. For really simple stuff, just the standard macro packages me, mm and ms are absolutely fine. And they compile faster - much faster than pdflatex. The mom package is very good, but a bit more complex. I gav
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11y ago
Basically the plot to many religions.
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In the competition for (real or abstract) resources, individuals will align along whatever differences suit them. If they are all the same race, they might align along religious differences. If they are all the same race and religion, then
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I compile everything so I can learn how pkgsrc works. I hope to be able to contribute as a maintainer some day.
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$6m to $1.2b cost overrun. That must be some type of record.
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Ada is up against C, C++, C# and Java. They all have larger everything - libraries, pool of programmers, support companies etc. Ada is doomed to spend its lifetime in the shadows. Pity, it is superior to all these languages, at least in my
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11y ago
The Queensland Health payroll failure is now estimated to be $AU1.2b all up, with nothing to show for it.
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I have much the same sentiment with SQLite. Much dismissed as a toy database, but absolutely appropriate for 99% of my clients - small and medium businesses, the same as mentioned in thread.
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11y ago
Great. I can't wait for Forth to happen again.
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The last time I had a serious look at GForth, it lacked libraries that I needed for my own development needs at the time: http-client, sqlite/postgres, xml/json, gui etc. It only seemed to cater just to embedded folks. Pity, I act
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I always wanted to try Forth, but GForth, the only accessible Forth, looks a bit unloved. But this thing looks rather good. Not open source, but for what it does, $199/year isn't bad. Edit: $199/year for the commercial versio
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The “8th” Programming Language
(8th-dev.com)
15 points
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11y ago
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