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by jangid 6y ago
Reaction of Twitter people on point #2 in notes?
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by jangid 6y ago
Moreover, no one, I mean /no one/ in this world is 100% perfect. I respect RMS as I respect Nelson Mandela or Gandhi. Think of anyone else from the past. RMS has done so much for the computing world. And I firmly believe that he i
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by jangid 6y ago
While reading this discussion, I was thinking exactly the same thing. Normally I use /testing/ distribution of Debian GNU/Linux. But with Guix, I can just install bare-minimum Debian /stable/ and work with Guix for
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Emacs-28 will have a builtin EUDC back end to read macOS contacts(codeisgreat.org)
1 points by jangid 6y ago|0 comments
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by jangid 6y ago
Some work for theme creators now.
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Virtual Coworking(akimbo.com)
1 points by jangid 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: VREST NG v1.1.0 Release
2 points by jangid 7y ago|1 comments
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by jangid 7y ago
Only one dependency "posix_ipc >= 1.0.0".
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by jangid 7y ago
That is true. Python has better ways to deal with concurrency. As I wrote elsewhere in comments, I started reading asyncio. But found that for a newbie this article is good to grasp basic concepts.
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by jangid 7y ago
Thanks for sharing. Actually, I searched MELPA before posting my question. It is time to support this package to get included into MELPA/ELPA.
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by jangid 7y ago
Actually, I started reading about async/await from asyncio package. But for a newbie the above article is much simpler to grasp concurrency and parallelism concepts. And the sample code makes it a lot easier.
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by jangid 7y ago
Can I access the network from Emacs? I use ERC as of now.
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How to Make Python Wait(blog.miguelgrinberg.com)
167 points by jangid 7y ago|31 comments
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by jangid 7y ago
Agree. In one group, I have to put title (summary) in one line and that's it. In Emacs, we have a title in the first line and then bulleted (*) summary for each file in the changeset. See http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgi
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Show HN: VREST NG v1.0.0 Release
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by jangid 7y ago
Incorrect information. I am sitting in NOIDA and my home is in Delhi. Internet is perfectly working fine. Don't spread rumours at HN.
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Atlassian launches serverless platform, called Forge(atlassian.com)
3 points by jangid 7y ago|0 comments
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by jangid 7y ago
This is going to be a legal nightmare in near future.
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by jangid 7y ago
Counterfeiting will be difficult. That's for sure.
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Org 9.3 merged to Emacs master (will be part of 27)(git.savannah.gnu.org)
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by jangid 7y ago
It is not like that. C was supported before GCC project also but it was not of any use because it wasn't widely used. Either we need open source alternatives or there must be competition based on open standards.
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Microsoft Exploring Rust as the Solution for Safe Software(infoq.com)
3 points by jangid 7y ago|0 comments
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The Golden Age of Ever-Changing Computer Architecture(hackaday.com)
1 points by jangid 7y ago|0 comments
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by jangid 7y ago
I wish someone offers email2nntp for newsletters. I love reading with Gnus.
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by jangid 7y ago
US-China trade war will further benefit India. But it looks like they are moving towards a settlement.
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by jangid 7y ago
Yahoo Pipes, Friendfeed were all fun. The world was more open at that point of time.
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by jangid 7y ago
Will rust be any faster? Like 'ripgrep'.
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by jangid 7y ago
But why the government have to do it? Isn't it a profitable business in itself?
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The Patterns of Scalable, Reliable, and Performant Large-Scale Systems(github.com)
3 points by jangid 7y ago|0 comments
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by jangid 7y ago
On the contrary, there is another school of thought which says that the people who started going to school late in life are much more resilient to difficult situations in life. When I look at earlier generation (I am 77 born), I notice that

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