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by jeofken 5y ago
Who whips who? Media or parties?
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by jeofken 5y ago
Or “New Sealand”
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by jeofken 5y ago
I’m familiar with the implementation of HAMTs - if anyone wants to study one in C I recommend https://github.com/Jamesbarford/hash-array-mapped-trie or my polymorphic fork of it https://github.com/fromh
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by jeofken 5y ago
When I advertise to consumers, it is not important to me that they believe vaccination against COVID-19 is good or not. I really struggle to think of any company for which it is important that their customers are not sceptical of vaccinatio
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by jeofken 5y ago
Do you have a link to share?
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by jeofken 5y ago
> {, }, [, ], (, ) are not part of the English alphabet but they are widely used. Same thing for ->, =>, !=. But things like λ are not used at all. Yet your sentence, clearly written in English, contains all these characters.
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by jeofken 5y ago
In biology, it’s Latin. In computing, it’s English. Fellow ESLers, let’s just get over it.
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by jeofken 5y ago
If you wish to link something where I can learn the details please feel free
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by jeofken 5y ago
> My hunch is that their owners are losing money on property investments and are desperate to get employees back in the office, who knows. This conspiracy theory based on hunch falls with Occams Razor, as both owners and writers at newsp
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by jeofken 5y ago
Donating about $5/month to free software projects on Patreon
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by jeofken 5y ago
Deal breaker sadly. I will pay 3x for a hackable/free setup
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by jeofken 5y ago
- [0] https://www.pharmabraille.com/pharmaceutical-braille/the-bra... Sadly it seems you can’t turn individual accessibility features on in iOS
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by jeofken 5y ago
I found this mapping between Braille symbols and the alphabet[0], but how does the buttons in the Braille keyboard map to these symbols? Trying to understand as it could be cool to type without having to look at the screen.
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by jeofken 5y ago
What are compilers but advanced text macros?
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by jeofken 5y ago
For strings in C nothing beats SDS by antirez. So simple
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by jeofken 5y ago
Many years ago I worked on a test editor with a data structure like VI, where each buffer was a list of strings, rather than emacs where a buffer with two strings where point implicitly is between them, but written in pure style and scripta
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by jeofken 5y ago
YES!! Thank you
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by jeofken 5y ago
There is a really great book which is available online about implementing Emacs. Anyone know it’s name? Would love to reread it. It has a lot of C and builds around a “redisplay” process.
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by jeofken 5y ago
How frequent is this compared to when humans only control the vehicle?
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by jeofken 5y ago
Lsp-mode didn’t add to my config, but replaced many bespoke autocompletion solutions for various languages. I’d recommend taking that leap
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by jeofken 5y ago
> Depending on your political worldview Depending on whether people know the history of Eastern Europe in the 20th century
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by jeofken 5y ago
Yes
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by jeofken 5y ago
It’s quite disheartening to read this thread, and how the mainstream on HN think they can centrally plan their way out of society’s problems (like UBI), and who excuse communists like this. As if you could just will incorruptible and truly
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by jeofken 5y ago
I played a lot of Guild Wars when I was a teenager with my friends! We were very glad to have a MMO that was fun and had raids, even though we couldn’t afford the other ones with a monthly cost. It was also prettier than other games. I stil
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by jeofken 5y ago
It can be as simple as having a patch and just updating by reapplying the patch over the master branch. You’d have to build from source of course, rather than downloading someone else’s binaries.
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by jeofken 5y ago
• Your company has a patch allowing installing binary code from other sources • When you want to update to a new version of Elm, do git rebase and reapply the patch. • Now your source tree and history is identical to upstream, plus one comm
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by jeofken 5y ago
Who cares? It’s a computer program, just have it do what purpose you require
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by jeofken 5y ago
Would it not be to prevent supply chain attacks, and to guarantee the user that all code you run is pure and type safe? They don’t hinder anyone from forking and removing this limitation, allowing any package author to run native code on yo
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by jeofken 5y ago
What is the market price for such treatments?
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by jeofken 5y ago
My reply was to the claim that 80IQ was pathological, while it in fact is norm in many places, and not pathological. As I wrote, many live good lives with 80 IQ points, even if the modern world presents many challenges to this group.

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