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by lejalv 1y ago
You really need to google “Netanyahu. Hamas. Qatar”. Pick your favourite news source. You’re in for some surprises.
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by lejalv 1y ago
Unfortunately Netanyahu actively encouraged Qatar to send cash to Hamas. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israeli_support_for_Hamas > In February 2020, former Mossad Director Yossi Cohen and Israeli general Herzi Halev
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by lejalv 1y ago
This would only give a 30yr break on just one factor of the ecological collapse. I get it's tempting to think of a technological fix (even one as risky as an Earth-shattering nuclear explosion), but we have to question ourselves more.
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by lejalv 1y ago
"It is long overdue that the world is coming together," says Samatha Power <https://www.usaid.gov/organization/samantha-power>, who runs USAID. That is a 404. And the homepage has a Notificat
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by lejalv 2y ago
Kudos for remembering TeXmacs, for some reason it seems to be seldomly know outside of math-heavy STEM circles although it is a Scheme-programmable structured tree editor worth checking out for general document authoring. TeXmacs does techn
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by lejalv 2y ago
GNU TeXmacs ( https://youtu.be/H46ON2FB30U ) is missing.
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by lejalv 2y ago
It's hard to understand what is wrong, let alone do something about it when complaints are so generic. At the same time I understand your sentiment. After all, TeXmacs hasbeen for a long time a one-man effort. Joris was doing everythin
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by lejalv 2y ago
Can you explain what exactly was bad about the experience?
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by lejalv 2y ago
The TeXmacs webpage does not do a great job of undoing the main confusion around it: TeXmacs is neither (La)TeX-based (it has its own typesetter), nor it has much to do with Emacs. Except perhaps that it is enormously configurable with a Li
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by lejalv 2y ago
Typst is a 2-pane editing experience. What you edit is ugly, even if less ugly than LaTeX or (gasp!) XML. TeXmacs is an interactive typesetter. It typesets as you go. You can mark chunks of content up (semantically or visually or both) the
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by lejalv 2y ago
You can have all that and more with TeXmacs ( http://texmacs.org ) and actually enjoy the writing as much as you hope for the reader to enjoy a properly typeset document instead of a fixed width font, and abstruse markup everywher
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by lejalv 2y ago
Have you seen TeXmacs ( https://www.texmacs.org/ )?
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by lejalv 3y ago
Taxes.
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by lejalv 3y ago
> AFAIK Guix is the only project that uses Guile and has any actual users TeXmacs ( https://texmacs.org ) uses Guile, Gimp uses a Scheme, and learning Guile for Guix should be transferable with little changes to other Schemes.
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by lejalv 4y ago
Have a look at Uniplot - https://github.com/olavolav/uniplot
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by lejalv 4y ago
Concur. E-book pricing and licensing conditions are so out of tune with the cost of distribution that it is easy to see piracy as a form of protest.
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by lejalv 4y ago
Not really what you asked for -- but there is an interactive modern typesetter that is programmable and works on trees. It's called TeXmacs - you may want to check out what it can do -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H
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by lejalv 4y ago
Emacs is fantastic, and yet it has to fight the uphill battle of "everything is a string". So even though emacs is "much more than an editor", in the words of Voit, it is "not enough" ( https://projec
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by lejalv 4y ago
Hi, here's Álvaro (group lead) chiming in - if you have questions about how we shape our work, the tools we use, the learning opportunities, budget for conferences and training or any other aspect of the job, feel free to shoot me an e
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by lejalv 4y ago
What is odd is that he mentioned LibreOffice when *GNU* TeXmacs ( https://texmacs.org ) exists. Edit: url
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Dramatic rise of dangerous pesticides in the EU(pan-europe.info)
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by lejalv 6y ago
Research engineer in ML for Science | Machine Learning ⇌ Science Colaboratory, University of Tübingen Tübingen SW Germany, ONSITE | Full-time | https://mlcolab.org We bring modern ML techniques to scientists across disciplines
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by lejalv 6y ago
The TeXmacs official book, by Joris van der Hoeven, is just out: https://www.scypress.com/book_info.html
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by lejalv 6y ago
The TeXmacs book is just out: https://www.scypress.com/book_info.html
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by lejalv 7y ago
HN, mirror.
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by lejalv 7y ago
It's a matter of cost-to-interrupt. IM substantially lowers that, the same as home visit is more expensive than snail-mail spam is more expensive than e-mail spam.
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by lejalv 7y ago
While computation might be sometimes pecuniarily cheap, it is often environmentally costly.
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by lejalv 7y ago
Use librarything. That is an actual project by book lovers, for book lovers.
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by lejalv 7y ago
The Stellarium authors are combing research papers and continuously improving the physical realism of lighting. It's a true work of craftsmanship.
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by lejalv 7y ago
Example document written with TeXmacs: https://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/15166/ (neuroscience PhD thesis)

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