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by joeman1000 4y ago
Of course. I love both Julia and lisps. How does your comment contradict anything I’ve said?
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by joeman1000 4y ago
Toxic kindness and skill issues right here.
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by joeman1000 4y ago
That’s cool if you want people knowing you live in a van in the company parking lot… that would seriously bust your reputation.
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by joeman1000 4y ago
Quite disappointing. I really don’t understand the dogmatism people have for crypto these days. I don’t think most people are making their own conclusions. As soon as mass media found a credible way to bash crypto, it seems that the discour
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by joeman1000 4y ago
The biggest issue is just how badly you can fuck something up by propagating a bad formula, then changing it somewhere and not updating what was propagated. It obscures the most important thing: the logic behind the calculations. Who in god
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by joeman1000 4y ago
Everything in Julia src-blocks please. Super comfy.
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by joeman1000 4y ago
Please release it. We are in dire need of good torrent search without ad-trackers or other nasty stuff.
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by joeman1000 4y ago
This is already quite simple. You can have a .org buffer with SRC blocks & have their output displayed underneath (exactly like a jupyter/Pluto notebook). I’m thinking you can define a function and underneath it you can say somethi
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by joeman1000 4y ago
They’re good enough to just play some music if I’m sitting in the bath or can’t be bothered with a Bluetooth speaker.
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by joeman1000 4y ago
Having kids is not about you. You probably should have nutted that out before you nutted them out.
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by joeman1000 4y ago
Going on from all of the comments here about the iPad not being able to replace a computer: it’s true. The I/O is not as good and the OS is lacking in terms of being able to do ‘what I want’ with it. It’s just not a computer. It’s a bi
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by joeman1000 4y ago
The site feels too ‘fat’. Too much noise vs. content. Also the barrier to entry is very low so the quality is not guaranteed.
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by joeman1000 4y ago
Australian Civil eng. here. We’re fully metric.
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by joeman1000 4y ago
Yes, the author thought that N should be before M since they have an ascending number of ‘humps’.
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by joeman1000 4y ago
Mate.. I think this comment is insane. You imagine a marvel movie has more influence on someone than their own biological make-up?
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by joeman1000 4y ago
What the hell has it got to do with yoga pants? I agree university is a complete scam right now though. I’ve never felt more wronged in my life than when I was going through my education at Monash (Australia).
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by joeman1000 4y ago
Why does the author want to get rid of the modeline? This would be a major mistake.
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by joeman1000 4y ago
Hey Xenodium, thanks for this post. I love your site and use Plain Org regularly. I wanted to ask: what utility do you get in jumping back to the old prompts? Can you edit them in-place and re-run them or something?
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by joeman1000 4y ago
A lot of programming modes in emacs give you a quick shortcut to send a given section to the REPL for evaluation. For instance, you can do it in sly-mode and julia-mode (I think it’s named that). Hit C-c C-c to eval one section and see outp
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by joeman1000 4y ago
I started using subtitles to watch movies with my wife, who used to have trouble understanding American English. I’ve become so used to them that I use them on my own now. Could be a combination of: - Degraded hearing - Degraded audio compr
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by joeman1000 4y ago
Why have you written they are “cash-flowing”!! It’s not proper. They are ‘spending’!
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by joeman1000 4y ago
I remember when I had it, I was trying to get an old car running to bring it to a workshop. I was sitting in it, trying to disable the immobiliser as I’ve done about 100 times before, and just could not do it for the life of me. My troubles
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by joeman1000 4y ago
Anyone interested in this should also check out Rudy Rucker & John Walker’s work on cellular automata [1]. These guys were obsessed with ants, hence ‘fourmi’ labs, fourmi meaning ‘ant’ in French. Both of these guys have done incredible
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by joeman1000 4y ago
I got all the same shit basically. Barred from all establishments except grocery shops, barred from taking exams & visiting my university campus, excluded from my cousins wedding, couldn’t board a plane… I just never gave in because I k
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by joeman1000 4y ago
I find the ‘10-15 week expected life’ extension per person quite a useless and callous statistic. You’re talking about individual lives, peoples grandparents and friends. Their death doesn’t get averaged out among the population. It’s a per
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by joeman1000 4y ago
Do not compare yourself to Carmack at all. I really respect him as a programmer but I don’t think his lifestyle or story is ‘normal’ and can be emulated by regular people. Nearly none of his advice has helped me, for instance. He occasional
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by joeman1000 4y ago
I don’t think much advice that applies to Carmack also applies to mere mortals.
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by joeman1000 4y ago
It looks nice. Teenage Engineering just wants to talk to you…
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by joeman1000 4y ago
If you want to call many separate systems with differing interests, ideologies and goals ‘the Illuminati’, go ahead. Nice strawman. The comment clearly name different parties.
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by joeman1000 4y ago
My tutor once told me that “an automatic gearbox has no idea what’s ahead of you on the road”. You are in more control of your vehicle when you drive a manual.

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