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by kruhft 11y ago
Yes.
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by kruhft 11y ago
Yeah, we're paying as a company, not sure of the amount though.
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by kruhft 11y ago
LMMS is pretty awesome actually. I used it to write all of my last album: https://kruhft.bandcamp.com/album/listener
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by kruhft 11y ago
Well, we'll be finding out at my work if it is, where we just adopted it company wide for about that many people.
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The brilliant start-up that ignited an industry never grasped the basics (1995)(inc.com)
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by kruhft 11y ago
For those looking to learn the basics of Lisp and macro programming from the 'bare essentials', you might be interested in my "The Order of Symbols", a WIP course I'm developing: http://busfactor1.ca&#x2F
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by kruhft 11y ago
No, I don't really, it's just part of my job, unfortunately.
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by kruhft 11y ago
Unfortunately I'm not looking for a Religion, I'm just looking to get my job done. Too much structure can be just as bad as not enough when it comes to programming.
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by kruhft 11y ago
Thanks.
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by kruhft 11y ago
Tried that, couldn't figure out how to get it to work. Still didn't have access to child's state.
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by kruhft 11y ago
That's what I thought until I actually tried. findDOMNode was the first thing I found and then I thought it would be trivial, but the problems of passing child state up to the parent left me befuddled for days.
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by kruhft 11y ago
I don't see how a desire for flexibility (hackability) is a weird argument. But I do see why React works this way to keep the hacking to minimum; unfortunately I needed to 'hack' react to do what I was doing and found it&#x2
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by kruhft 11y ago
Writing a 'driver' to integrate my low level UI component library to be usable with React. My major issue was the 'rule' that a parent can't access the 'state' of it's children; this turned a 2 hour
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by kruhft 11y ago
Just my experience. Obviously not one that's common, but I was also doing something quite a bit different than most people that use it, I'm sure.
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by kruhft 11y ago
I've just started playing with React and my general opinion is that it's a very 'Facebook' project. Lots of restrictions on what you can do and when keeping all of the coders in line with what you're supposed to be
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Eturia – A (Programmable) Computer for All for Education(slashdot.org)
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Prolefeed(en.wikipedia.org)
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“The Order of Symbols”, an Introduction and Reference to Sigil and Eturia(busfactor1.ca)
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What a Shaman Sees in a Mental Hospital(wakingtimes.com)
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by kruhft 11y ago
This is an interesting read on the difference of views between the Western and African views of 'mental illness' from an African (Witch) Doctor after visiting some western mental hospitals: http://www.wakingtimes.c
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Eturia – An (Embryonic) Lisp Machine Development – Livecoding Videos(livecoding.tv)
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by kruhft 11y ago
Thanks for the explanation. Never really thought of it that way.
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by kruhft 11y ago
Yes, they learn the second syntax from birth. There have been arguments to teach the lisp syntax in mathematics due to it being easier to understand with multiple arguments: (+ x y z a) instead of (x + y + z + a) Also, there are n
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by kruhft 11y ago
Here's a good wiki on the topic: http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?LispLacksVisualCues After a brief period of usage 'the parens disappear' and you just read the code by indentation.
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by kruhft 11y ago
> If you mean Lisp as a straightforward expression of "Lambda calculus, then I would agree. That's what I was talking about. The language, being programmable, especially with read macros, can be used to create a very syntacti
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by kruhft 11y ago
Really, the major difference syntactically is: (f x) vs. f(x) I've never really understood why people seem to have such a hard time with that.
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by kruhft 11y ago
Yes, sometimes 'car' and 'cdr' are replaced with 'first' and 'rest' and are some of the first things you cover when learning the language, so I don't think the names would really be hindering ado
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by kruhft 11y ago
Thanks. I wrote it myself. I just put out a new album yesterday: http://kruhft.bandcamp.com/album/listener
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by kruhft 11y ago
For those that are interested, here's some livecoding streams of me developing and working in a Lisp I'm developing Sigil: https://www.livecoding.tv/burtonsamograd/videos/ See the 'building a langua
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by kruhft 11y ago
> I think the challenge with mainstream adoption of both Lisp-like and functional languages is the syntax Ironic(?) considering there is almost no syntax to Lisp.

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