jasaldivara

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by jasaldivara 4mo ago
I don't want to be a gatekeeper, but Clojure, Janet and similars doesn't even have cons cells; that's hardly 'the same programming language'.
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by jasaldivara 5mo ago
If you are on Linux/Gnome, try out Stage: https://flathub.org/en/apps/io.github.aganzha.Stage
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by jasaldivara 6mo ago
Whats wrong about Github pages?
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by jasaldivara 6mo ago
Do you know TreeSheets[1]? It kind of sounds similar to your notebook idea. https://strlen.com/treesheets/
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by jasaldivara 7mo ago
Not just Tailwind; most of the listed criticism are still valid and relevant, even after those products had success.
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by jasaldivara 11mo ago
I suggest: A Gentle Introduction to Symbolic Computation https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/LispBook/book.pdf
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by jasaldivara 11mo ago
I don understand: If there are so many developers willing to contribute with non OCaml languages, why they don't just implement their own mod installer in Perl, Java, PHP or whatever a "sane" language is?
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by jasaldivara 11mo ago
I don't get what's miserable or unhappy about criticizing the political incoherence of some people. You may disagree with them, but why the personal attacks?
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by jasaldivara 11mo ago
If you won't say who is the person you're talking about, can you at least tell an example of that cringe behavior?
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by jasaldivara 1y ago
I think if people want a more powerful, programmable config language, maybe they should use something like Lua or Scheme instead of reinventing the wheel with those new niche languages.
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by jasaldivara 1y ago
For correctly obeying the rules, you first need to understand and interpret them.
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by jasaldivara 2y ago
Any scientific source on that "well accepted fact"?
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by jasaldivara 2y ago
I don't think they are saying "proprietary" as in "secret, closed source", but just as in "custom format" that is built around one particular application.
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by jasaldivara 2y ago
I assume those scripts are edited on a regular desktop/laptop computer and then uploaded to the phone
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by jasaldivara 2y ago
> I do not know what the next-best single-user, single-process, non-bloated OS would be to run on modern hardware that still has some reasonably modern software and can be used for distraction-free (hobby) development the way FreeDOS cou
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by jasaldivara 2y ago
It's just common online courtesy to add to the title a short description of the project like (Zed, code editor) to save users some valuable time.
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by jasaldivara 2y ago
There are Javascript frameworks and CSS frameworks. Tailwind is the later one. Even the Tailwind front page describes it as a CSS framework.
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by jasaldivara 3y ago
Well, if you don't populate all expansion slots, it takes more space than it needs.
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by jasaldivara 3y ago
This, but with SQL instead of Excel.
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by jasaldivara 3y ago
With GOSUB you can use RETURN, but not with GOTO. GOSUB is for subroutines. (At least that's how it was on MS BASIC.)
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by jasaldivara 3y ago
What advantages do you find over Linux?
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by jasaldivara 3y ago
What's wrong with Pinebook Pro's keyboard? I have one of those, and the keyboard works just fine.
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by jasaldivara 3y ago
There are GResources for the GTK/GObject ecosystem: https://docs.gtk.org/gio/struct.Resource.html
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by jasaldivara 3y ago
I wish my bank was fucked up enough to send me brownies on my birthday
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by jasaldivara 3y ago
Maybe if you have big amounts of RAM and never turn off your computer nor close your browser. I like being able to read my bookmarks a week, or even a month later.
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by jasaldivara 3y ago
In my own experience, Chromium browser (which is the base for Google Chrome) works much better (faster) than Firefox on my Pinebook Pro (ARM, Linux). But I think the author is using Chrome under emulation, so bad performance is expected.