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by jinwoo68 4y ago
I'm not sure it's a bad thing that anything can be modified in Lua. One of the main reasons Emacs is so powerful is because almost anything can be customized in elisp. I haven't used Lite XL and this is just an uninformed gen
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by jinwoo68 4y ago
I'm also happy with both Common Lisp and static functional languages like OCaml and Haskell. Each has its own advantages (and disadvantages).
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by jinwoo68 4y ago
I'm not an OCaml expert either. I've used Haskell professionally a little bit and also know OCaml. I find OCaml more practical because you don't have to fight with "pure" functional programming when you really want
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by jinwoo68 4y ago
Try Ocaml instead :)
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by jinwoo68 4y ago
IIUC Clasp is made from clang + lisp because it uses clang for the implementation.
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by jinwoo68 4y ago
Correct but with a minor correction. Starbucks becomes four syllables in Korean. A vowel (ㅡ) is inserted between the 's' and the 't' in 'star', and also after the last 's' in 'bucks'.
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by jinwoo68 4y ago
As a Korean native, I agree.
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by jinwoo68 4y ago
I think this runs only with Allegro Common Lisp, a commercial implementation.
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by jinwoo68 4y ago
I don't have any first hand documents but wikipedia seems to explain a bit[1]. Also note that the original article explicitly says "THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION". [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ki
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by jinwoo68 4y ago
Yup. My understanding is that it was a propaganda spread by the right wing in order to discredit Kim Il Sung at that time. It's largely accepted as a conspiracy by the contemporary history communities IIUC.
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by jinwoo68 4y ago
I find Markdeep[1] easier than this. [1] https://casual-effects.com/markdeep/
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by jinwoo68 4y ago
A "logical" error rather than a statistical one :)
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by jinwoo68 4y ago
In the corporate world, "leaders" are incentivized by having more people in their orgs. It makes them have more "power". So they constantly broaden the scope and try to hire more people. The leaders in software orgs neve
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by jinwoo68 4y ago
Many people used to think that Nokia was a Japanese company too.
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by jinwoo68 5y ago
In the last section, the author is wrong about `cadr`. It should be `cdr` that means “the rest of the list”. `cadr` is for the second element of the list.
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by jinwoo68 5y ago
But Math.random() returns a value in the range of [0, 1), that is it never returns 1. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
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by jinwoo68 5y ago
Common Lisp has both `mod` and `rem` together with their matching operation `floor` and `truncate` respectively. http://clhs.lisp.se/Body/f_mod_r.htm
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by jinwoo68 5y ago
In Common Lisp, default values of optional parameters are evaluated each time (only when the argument is not given of course). They can even reference other arguments that come earlier.
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by jinwoo68 5y ago
"Form" is not only the package name of the tool but also a general term in Lisp that refers to S-expressions in the code.
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by jinwoo68 5y ago
What I meant was that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haenyeo says "Jeju's diving tradition dates back to 434 AD" while https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ama_(diving) says "Records o
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by jinwoo68 5y ago
Haenyeo is more recent? Wikipedia doesn't seem to agree. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haenyeo says it started earlier than Ama.
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by jinwoo68 5y ago
There’s Elpher if you’re on Emacs. It supports both gopher and gemini.
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by jinwoo68 5y ago
Compared to other fields of science, medicine feels still in its Stone Age. I’m not even sure it’s science at all. We see all kinds of medical papers and news articles everyday that claim health benefits of doing/eating something. But
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by jinwoo68 5y ago
FWIW Nyxt is written in Common Lisp, not in an “in-house” one.
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by jinwoo68 5y ago
Huh? In my opinion it’s Scheme’s one million dollar mistake. Common Lisp’s identification of NIL and the empty list makes things very ergonomic in so many cases that I wonder if it’s by design or we were just lucky.
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by jinwoo68 5y ago
And don’t assume the democracy will stay here. It is in constant threats and can be lost if you don’t fight hard always. Just a few years ago in Korea, the very daughter of the dictator became the president and people had to fight again to
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by jinwoo68 5y ago
May 18 succeeded? It was a beginning of a long dictatorship in Korea. Maybe we can say it was a success because Korean people achieved democracy as a result of a long battle against the dictatorship that shared with May 18 in spirit. But i
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by jinwoo68 5y ago
Whoops. Thanks for correcting.
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by jinwoo68 5y ago
As they said in README, it’s inspired by Alex King’s Parse, don’t validate [1]. Basically, rather than write a validation function, write a parser that returns a result of a specific type and use that type everywhere else. Then you can make
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by jinwoo68 5y ago
Yup. The closest is Common Lisp. Clojure’s idioms don’t match very well with Elisp oftentimes.

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