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by lerax 7y ago
2020-2029: New AI winter.
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by lerax 7y ago
It's hard to work on a product that you didn't even use... or do not want to use. Maybe the fundamental key is to work on a product that you care, that you want to use... I think it's important being proud of your job to keep
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A Common Lisp library for solving linear programming problems(github.com)
86 points by lerax 7y ago|12 comments
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Data Science at Scale: Neoway Feature Framework(neowaylabs.github.io)
1 points by lerax 7y ago|0 comments
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by lerax 7y ago
Nice to see that reference about projecteuler. Although I study Computer Engineering, which is very close to Computer Science with Electrical Engineer grade, I really focus too much in the subjects which interests me. BTW, I reforce a lot o
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by lerax 7y ago
Very easy to predict.
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by lerax 7y ago
[hyperbolic] Common Lisp deserves more love. People are just too much jealous to admit that CL is one of the best language of the world. How someone can think that JavaScript, PHP, Java and other stuff alike are at least non-miserable in co
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Ultralisp: A fast-moving Common Lisp software distribution(ultralisp.org)
164 points by lerax 7y ago|65 comments
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Common Lispers List(common-lispers.hexstreamsoft.com)
4 points by lerax 8y ago|0 comments
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by lerax 8y ago
> I think there are already time O(log n) multiplier circuits out there. This only can be magic! It's not possible!
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by lerax 8y ago
> I don’t think Haskell or OCaml are more verbose than Python. I love Haskell computing model, but holy hell, why is so difficult using things like State Monad or even a trivial thing like a global counter [1] ? Why something so simple s
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cl-ptrace: Process Hacking API written in Common Lisp(github.com)
3 points by lerax 8y ago|0 comments
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by lerax 8y ago
As always, lispm given a free lession...
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by lerax 8y ago
Actually this it's a good advice. For me 5 years worked.
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by lerax 8y ago
Interesting setup! Thanks for answering!
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by lerax 8y ago
Yeah... Unfortunately or not, that type of person in the internet is so common that after years I learnt a little about it. Thanks for the support :) let's continue the good discussions on the thread o/
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by lerax 8y ago
Totally, I don't think even that it's possible being productive with Common Lisp using vim. Just don't fit in my mind. I use vim to edit my /etc/fstab and works really wonderfully. But Common Lisp? D: maybe there is
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by lerax 8y ago
That was fast. Just because something is not popular, it's not crapware. Nodejs libs are worse: they are proud to develop crapware software and have a extreme popularity by doing that. Why we should support this type of software and at
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by lerax 8y ago
> This post is full of misinformation. Maybe a few, but not full neither even so many. Thanks for pointing about cl vs cl-lib.
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by lerax 8y ago
I agree with this comment totally, specially in this part: > Don't let you be discouraged. > Learning to write well architectured programs is best done by writing programs. > I applaud those who put their thoughts between nest
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by lerax 8y ago
Do you use CL with Vim? How you handle the repl integration, ASDF, quicklisp, indentation?
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by lerax 8y ago
Because Emacs is the lisp way to code.
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by lerax 8y ago
What a terrible vision about developing software. I hope you can change your mind in the rest of your life. Legacy software is not the end of all things.
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by lerax 8y ago
Motivation: Emacs Lisp is not Common Lisp. It's cumbersome using Common Lisp for Emacs package development and cl.el is discouraged. Even not considering that simple fact, how we can use the massive Common Lisp ecosystem in a nice way?
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Show HN: Data Structures Implementation in C (PT-BR)(github.com)
1 points by lerax 8y ago|0 comments
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Why is the Lisp community so fragmented?(stackoverflow.com)
7 points by lerax 8y ago|0 comments
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Leraxandria: A library of functions, macros and apps in Common Lisp(github.com)
3 points by lerax 8y ago|0 comments
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Data Science: From Notebooks to Production Software(neowaylabs.github.io)
3 points by lerax 8y ago|0 comments
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by lerax 8y ago
s/noobermin/hn-average-user/
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Cl-notebook: Common Lisp Web IDE with front-end script support(github.com)
2 points by lerax 8y ago|0 comments

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