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by kruhft 10y ago
That's the choice i made, with (if .. (else... )).
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RSA – The RSA Encryption Algorithm Implemented in Common Lisp(github.com)
2 points by kruhft 10y ago|0 comments
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Sxc – An s-expression based language source transpiler for C(github.com)
101 points by kruhft 10y ago|34 comments
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by kruhft 10y ago
Here's my attempt: https://github.com/burtonsamograd/typed-cl
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by kruhft 10y ago
Is this whole comment train 'bike shedding'? Like tabs/spaces, brace indent levels and all the others, these arguments and explanations about why one way is better is like watching people run around a tree.
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by kruhft 10y ago
How Orwellian.
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by kruhft 10y ago
+1 EXWM for a tiling window manager. Very nice setup.
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by kruhft 10y ago
> if you are using emacs lisp to do raytracing, then wow. Just a good, computationally intensive benchmarking task :)
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by kruhft 10y ago
As the author of this patch, and someone that's followed the dumping problem as well on the list, and someone that follows emacs development I would say that...no, this is not a portable solution to the problem that would be accepted.
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Emacs-jit: Emacs with an Emacs Lisp JIT compiler(github.com)
78 points by kruhft 10y ago|17 comments
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by kruhft 10y ago
Get rid of cars in the area? The area is easily walkable for its size. Doesn't Paris do this downtown?
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by kruhft 10y ago
There you go! Thanks :)
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by kruhft 10y ago
An old post I wrote (2006) on a way to improve emacs startup times by loading commonly used packages into your core for instant startup time: http://web.archive.org/web/20060501032837/http://metashell.b..
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by kruhft 10y ago
The biggest problem I've seen with assert[1] is putting functioning code inside one and then not knowing why your code no longer works with NDEBUG. [1] http://en.cppreference.com/w/c/error/assert
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by kruhft 10y ago
The best book I had for learning more about C was titled 'Writing Bug Free Code For Windows' from the late '90s early 2000's. It contained a complete object oriented system using simple header tricks and data hiding plu
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by kruhft 10y ago
Reading assembly language is about having the computer in your head, just like regular programming. You read and execute the instructions just like any other language, just the operations are that much smaller and less abstract. Each inst
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by kruhft 10y ago
Vinyl is so heavy that it's a burden, but there's nothing like playing on real decks to teach you the ropes.
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by kruhft 10y ago
Home 1: 4k TV with a Macbook Pro 13" running OSX Home 2: 1080p TV with an 8G/8 core Acer running Solaris 11.1 Home 3+: various laptops running as servers with Linux Work 1: 15" Macbook Pro with a 27" Mac Monitor Work 2:
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by kruhft 10y ago
As am I. I found some expensive hardware solutions that do eye tracking but can't justify the expense to see if they work. Other systems include mounting a dot in the middle of your forehead and moving your head around...impractical
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by kruhft 10y ago
Common Lisp Music has the best piano synth out of any of the music generation packages I've ever used: http://ccrma.stanford.edu/software/clm/
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Kruhft – '// my kingdom for a macro' – ambient industrial music – (2016)(soundcloud.com)
1 points by kruhft 10y ago|0 comments
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by kruhft 10y ago
kruhft - Listener (2016) iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/listener/id1127677466 BandCamp: http://kruhft.bandcamp.com/album/listener
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by kruhft 10y ago
I see a move to (browser?) specific based installer packages and a re-thought static 'cache' mechanism/area to do the preload. Of course, we move from the beauty of no-install software on the web back to runtime installing bu
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by kruhft 10y ago
Auth is built into the browser[1], it's just ugly (popups) and nobody uses it. [1] HTTP Basic Auth
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by kruhft 10y ago
Solid tooling and plenty of prior art, tooling and standards that exist for adding debugging info to binaries[1]. I wonder if this could be layered into the WASM binary format in some way. [1] DWARF2 et al.
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by kruhft 10y ago
The DOM is nice, it's the CSS I could do without.
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by kruhft 10y ago
Would not the browsers start 'bundling' for popular languages (python, ruby, Common Lisp ;-) or allow for cache 'preloads' for popular runtimes?
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by kruhft 10y ago
I like the builtin fingerprint reader if that means I don't have to type my password to login. Love it on the phone, hope it works on the laptop.
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by kruhft 10y ago
Kinda like practicing math, just makes you good at math? /s
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by kruhft 10y ago
None of my 3 accounts in there.

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