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justinhj
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justinhj
17y ago
The guy is eloquent and honest for a tech exec; I found myself upvoting most of his replies
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justinhj
17y ago
I thought it was going to be a cool story about how he showed the girl how to turn down her speakers or turn AOL sound effects off, and then they hooked up. Boy was I off the mark.
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justinhj
17y ago
Blog posts are not Advertisements (usually)
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justinhj
17y ago
If you want something a lot more lightweight and written in emacs-lisp I made this: http://justinsboringpage.blogspot.com/2009/08/simple-budget-...
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justinhj
17y ago
Not in the US it isn't.
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justinhj
17y ago
you should tell paypal about that
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justinhj
17y ago
Only if they act illegally or irresponsibly, right? Otherwise only assets of the corporation are at risk.
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justinhj
17y ago
Some key ones (setq transient-mark-mode t) ; visually show region (setq line-number-mode t) ; show line numbers (setq global-font-lock-mode 1) ; everything should use font (windmove-default-keybindings) ; shift-arrow key moves to window in
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justinhj
17y ago
You need sustainability first then worry about redundancy. One requires a complete revolution in human thought and behaviour. The other, expansion and technical problem solving, comes naturally.
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justinhj
17y ago
Another long term strategy would be to live in a sustainable way on this planet. Perhaps we could crack that first. The sun is good for another 5 billion years.
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justinhj
17y ago
It shows you can still make money on the internet even if your product is full of shit.
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justinhj
17y ago
You can use a text editor for your whole working life, so what doesn't matter is the learning curve. What matters is what you can do once you're an expert.
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17y ago
lispbuilder-sdl is fairly mature to the point that it even has a user manual http://code.google.com/p/lispbuilder/wiki/UsingLispbuilderSD...
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17y ago
Except for the few specific things he cites as being particularly good that were unique to CL.
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justinhj
17y ago
Why should you learn something of substance for it to be worthwhile? You dismiss the diverse life experiences you'll gain, even as a tourist. Not everything has to have an educational or financial pay off. Sometimes just being somewhere els
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17y ago
Hmmm, I guess I should learn how to format text on hn when I want to make a point about readability. ;-) Even so, with the caveat that you have to learn Common Lisp fist, I think the CL version is infinitely more clear and elegant. All that
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17y ago
Compare the C# version of memoize to this one (from On Lisp). The C# one looks very long and ugly in comparison, so I hope it isn't the new Common Lisp. (defun memoize (fn) (let ((cache (make-hash-table :test #'equal))) #'(lambda (
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justinhj
17y ago
If advertising is entertaining and interesting then more power to the promoter.
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justinhj
17y ago
Good points there. When I search in google I know I can be sloppy with my typing because 90% of the time it's quicker to get it wrong and click the "did you mean?" results, rather than edit my input. That feature's absence is very obvious w