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by larme 4y ago
Western ideals like abortions should be illegal?
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by larme 6y ago
"Developers" nowadays (except some indie shop) are just the enemy of user. They try to squeeze money out of users as much as possible. On the other hand Apple try to squeeze money by asking consumer to pay the apple tax, but at le
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by larme 6y ago
Never thought this way, great perspective.
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by larme 6y ago
Synthetic data always reminds me the practice of feeding cattle with the meat and bone of other cattle. Will this make our generation's mad cow disease?
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by larme 6y ago
try firefix addons singlefile[1] [1]: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/single-file/
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by larme 6y ago
I’m very glad a web page cannot store 50mb data and send notification to me. You only think from a developer’s perspective. What if you are the user receiving 50 notification requirement a day from a web browser?
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by larme 6y ago
So many web developers keep pushing to give web the same power as native apps. "What's the difference between a PWA and native app? Why web cannot access the same api?" So I want to ask another question: "What's the
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by larme 6y ago
hn miss the old internet where content is the king hn also ask for more apis that make the internet such a shithole today, so we can make more useless web "apps".
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by larme 6y ago
which can be part of the "fun"
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by larme 6y ago
Windows 2000 is my favorite windows version. I like the color scheme and how lightweight (from today's perspective) it is. A vm of win2000 and office 2003 is a good option for old office file comparability.
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by larme 6y ago
What if I want to use pi 4 as a building farm? Especially now with the 8gb version out, it seems to be suitable for building haskell programms
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by larme 6y ago
aarch64 is not only chosen by apple. There are so many linux arm64 sbc floating around. MS also has their own plan on arm platform
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by larme 6y ago
there's an article[0] addressing this topic though I'm not fully convinced [0] https://narimiran.github.io/2019/07/01/nim-import.html
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by larme 6y ago
On normal keyboard layout you press so many keys with your pinky. I think it's ridiculous. I design my 40% keyboard (vortex core) layout[0] according to 3 principles: 1. do not assign pinky to any key need you press and hold (ctrl, shi
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by larme 6y ago
I actually use iphone with blink as my full time working device.
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by larme 7y ago
Not as portable as you might like, but I carry a vortex core[0] with me to program on my phone. It weights around 440g and is very programmable. [0]: http://www.vortexgear.tw/vortex2_2.asp?kind=47&kind2=224&kin...
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by larme 7y ago
I regularly programming on my iphone using the blink shell[0] with an external keyboard. I'm actually more focus when programming on the phone instead of a desktop/laptop. However when any kinds of visualization are involved I imm
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by larme 7y ago
for me OpenBSD is just like (old) macOS for hackers. Everything supposed to work just works consistently.
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by larme 7y ago
ghc bumped to 8.6.4 and sbcl with threading support!
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Fiwix, a hobby posix kernel started in 1998 and still gets constant updates(fiwix.org)
2 points by larme 10y ago|0 comments
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by larme 10y ago
A solution is use keychord[1] to map "`1" to ESC [1]: https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/KeyChord
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by larme 10y ago
Just out of curiosity, do you remember the title of the PCA paper?
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by larme 10y ago
If their view of music is a sequence of notes (in midi) then the product won't be very interesting. In a lot of modern music genre sound design is as important as composing the note sequence.
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by larme 11y ago
For multiple lua files, you can first bundle them into a single lua file using squish.[0] [0]: https://github.com/LuaDist/squish
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by larme 11y ago
If I had the money I will buy the jupiter.io domain.
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by larme 11y ago
There're lisp to lua solutions like l2l[1] or moonlisp[2] (Shameless plug: I also have a WIP hy[3] inspired lisp->lua compiler hua[4]) [1]: https://github.com/meric/l2l [2]: https://github.com/l
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by larme 11y ago
Macros are great. I'm writing a hy-like lisp language that compiles to lua. A lot of features (Simple OO, list/dict comprehensive etc.) are written in macros. https://github.com/larme/hua/tree/master
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by larme 12y ago
I suggest you build the sequencer in Max[1] or Pure Data[2]. Their advantages are: 1. You don't need to write any codes for UI objects 2. Simple things are faster to accomplish in these software. 3. For common complex tasks (fft etc.),
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by larme 12y ago
It has its good part (though only 176 pages), it has its bad part, just like every other language. But let's be honest, the primary reason that javascript succeeds is that it's a major part of web. I'm not against using it fo
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by larme 12y ago
I saw the best minds of my generation wasted by coding everything in javascript

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