kettunen

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by kettunen 2y ago
One of the most fun part of climbing is the problem-solving aspect of it. Figuring your way to get up the wall/boulder. Why would you want to get rid of that?
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by kettunen 3y ago
Yes, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36qZYL5RlgY
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by kettunen 3y ago
While I'm mainly an emacs user, I do enjoy using mg from time to time. Especially nice that it comes with macOS nowadays (used to come with age old emacs version). I could probably do everything in mg, but I just cannot stand the auto
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Lisping Through Compilers: Tokenization and Compiling Basic Arithmetic(topikettunen.com)
1 points by kettunen 3y ago|0 comments
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by kettunen 3y ago
Cool stuff! I used Push 2 for a long time and I really enjoyed the workflow with it. I decided to sell it since most of my music work shifted to using Logic so didn't have much use for it anymore. Until quite recently, I had this scrat
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by kettunen 3y ago
Wait… Did we stop reading docs at some point?
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by kettunen 3y ago
It's his history and actions that made him unsuitable for the position. Despite that, they still decided allow him to return to the board. While RMS and FSF have done great things in the past, actions should have consequences and movem
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by kettunen 3y ago
I lost all the respect that I had for FSF when they decided to re-elect Stallman. Would love to see a lot of changes in that foundation.
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by kettunen 3y ago
Love to see alternatives to these big code hosting solutions! Personally I'm donating to sourcehut, mainly in "support your local" -mentality, and definitely recommend people doing the same for your favourite projects . But t
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by kettunen 4y ago
This is very cool! Sometime ago I ended up starting a similar project in Common Lisp, but then life happened and it has stayed as WIP for quite a while already... Maybe now I don't need stress about finishing it since this seems quite
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by kettunen 4y ago
A Legitimately Interesting Technical Blog Post, 3 upvotes. Loved it!
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by kettunen 4y ago
I fell into programming. I had been programming since being a wee lad but I never was too keen on studying or school itself. After high school I realized that I couldn't get into the school I wanted, studying psychology in my case, pro
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by kettunen 4y ago
Personally I feel that Scheme (Racket or some other implementation) is in many ways better language compared to e.g. Common Lisp. Simpler and more intuitive (at least IMO) compared to Common Lisp which is in scale of Java or C++ when it com
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MIT study finds carbon cost to self-driving cars(dezeen.com)
4 points by kettunen 4y ago|1 comments
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Haskell and C++ FFI for Fun and Profit(topikettunen.com)
1 points by kettunen 4y ago|0 comments
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In praise of public domain literature(topikettunen.com)
23 points by kettunen 4y ago|4 comments
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by kettunen 4y ago
Demoscene, especially Amiga
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by kettunen 4y ago
While Common Lisp is my favourite programming language, I didn’t necessarily get the Eureka moment by just programming in it (although I understood quite early how the interactive REPL driven way of programming is superior to any other form
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by kettunen 4y ago
Mixture of programming and arts.
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Kotlin is now the recommended for server-side JVM usage at Google(twitter.com)
16 points by kettunen 4y ago|6 comments
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by kettunen 4y ago
I occasionally suffer from bad sleep and wonky sleep schedule. I have tried melatonin and it has helped sometimes but I don't want to rely on something like that for achieving better sleep. The best results I have achieved when seeking
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Darude to Release Linux Distro(sebastiancarlos.medium.com)
2 points by kettunen 4y ago|0 comments
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by kettunen 4y ago
As an Emacs user, I definitely enjoy always finding new things about it. Thanks to these kinds of discoveries I've been able to make my .emacs.d smaller and smaller in tiny increments due to being able to replace various packages downl
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Project Leyden: Beginnings(openjdk.org)
1 points by kettunen 4y ago|0 comments
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by kettunen 4y ago
One great Open Source game that comes to mind is definitely VVVVVV. - https://thelettervsixtim.es - https://github.com/TerryCavanagh/VVVVVV
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Web Design Museum(webdesignmuseum.org)
4 points by kettunen 4y ago|0 comments
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Woo: A high-performance Common Lisp web server(fukamachi.hashnode.dev)
27 points by kettunen 4y ago|5 comments
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by kettunen 4y ago
The original MapReduce implementation by Jeff Dean and friends is probably up there for me. Couple of hundred lines of code doing bunch of task distribution on a very large scale is just very impressive. Of course the current/latest ve
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The Ten Rules of a Zen Programmer(zenprogrammer.org)
15 points by kettunen 4y ago|2 comments
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by kettunen 5y ago
While being definitely more on the hippy-dippy side for some, for me the book that affected me the most was Ram Dass' Be Here Now.

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