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by lerax 8y ago
> I suppose it violates the Unix philosophy It is GNU (GNU Is Not Unix), it is on purpose. Seems a nice tool.
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by lerax 8y ago
I know this is not a "official" unix tool, but for join/comm specifically for CSV I love this tool: https://github.com/BurntSushi/xsv/releases/tag/0.13.0 xsv help: https://i.i
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by lerax 8y ago
[darkside]
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Seven Unix Commands Every Data Scientist Should Know(neowaylabs.github.io)
109 points by lerax 8y ago|64 comments
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by lerax 8y ago
OP here, I used in the past Go (2015~2016) and Rust (2017~2018) at few years ago, my experience in favor of Go was: + Faster compilation time (really more faster!) + Concurrency model embedded in the language as built-in features + Language
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Why Go?(neowaylabs.github.io)
16 points by lerax 8y ago|17 comments
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by lerax 8y ago
A solved repo for someone curious: https://github.com/ryukinix/lisp-koans-answers
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by lerax 8y ago
Cool :) but for me is more fun to write than to use.
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by lerax 8y ago
Yes, it's not exposed because this is a WIP project. My final mission would be have a function called prove that will try N inference and equivalence rules to prove a conclusion given a set of premisses. https://github.com&#
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Truth Table Generator WebApp Written in Common Lisp(logic.lerax.me)
5 points by lerax 8y ago|4 comments
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Quicksys: Load a Common Lisp System from Anywhere(github.com)
2 points by lerax 8y ago|0 comments
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Quicksys: Load a Common Lisp System from Anywhere(lisp.com.br)
6 points by lerax 8y ago|0 comments
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Quicklisp-meta: A meta distribution tracker for Common Lisp(github.com)
3 points by lerax 8y ago|0 comments
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by lerax 8y ago
Indeed a sane choice
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by lerax 8y ago
Interesting! With this we would cut off the JVM unecessary parts of CLJS development???
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by lerax 8y ago
This is so good! Since codeshare turns too unstable and cloud9 it's a little cumbersome to use, having this alternative is amazing.
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by lerax 8y ago
Similar history here with another distro.
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by lerax 8y ago
Great news, Mario.
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by lerax 8y ago
I'm glad to see a sane comment here. Emacs is Emacs. Vs code is yet just another editor.
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by lerax 8y ago
Thus only 0.1% of users know what javascript is and it's okay with it. That is an interesting random stats, seems pretty realistic. I at least liked it.
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by lerax 8y ago
Interesting idea. Visual music design can inspire new ideas for composition.
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by lerax 8y ago
Nice transcript. I would love if more often people did it.
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by lerax 8y ago
I'll add wrote a similar comment but I suspect that someone already saw this video and comment here. But I am a little surprised by the amount of people that get that from the recommender system too.
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by lerax 8y ago
Awesome tool. Pretty useful to manage big-scary csv files.
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by lerax 8y ago
I feel the same...
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by lerax 8y ago
int in python2 is a more simple structure (fixed precision for non-long integers) than int of python3 (arbitrary precision)
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by lerax 8y ago
As extra info, though the parent comment author probably already knew it, the [2] video is made by the same person that created Extempore, a Lisp dialect on top of LLVM for multimedia live code: Andrew Sorensen. This guy is awesome.
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by lerax 8y ago
Not a surprise.
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by lerax 8y ago
Wow this really cool! Never saw PeerTube before. It's UI is far away better than Youtube!
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by lerax 8y ago
grep: global regex parser

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