lisp-pornstar

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by lisp-pornstar 3y ago
Working 2.5 hours per day is enough for me some days to meet expectations. If the person you work for is happy about your output, then should you care ?
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by lisp-pornstar 3y ago
What I am saying is that this conception of work is absurd. The truth is you are hired to build stuff, not for being at an office during X time. I like fishes, that's cute.
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by lisp-pornstar 3y ago
Wasn't it signed by hand ? (Maybe that's too "Euro" for apple anyway...)
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by lisp-pornstar 3y ago
Some people at a previous job used vscode, passed their day clicking at stuff with their mouse, navigating directories via a native file explorer, using GUIs to commit their changes, using windows with no knowledge related to virtual deskto
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by lisp-pornstar 3y ago
My new blog is a palindrom program that does what I said first when read, and that does what you said when read backwards. Oh, hey, it seems like Marcel Duchamp has resurrected.
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by lisp-pornstar 3y ago
I wouldn't work in tech what you said were to be true.
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by lisp-pornstar 3y ago
Note that none of these documents originated as pdfs. Digitalization happened after their creation.
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by lisp-pornstar 3y ago
I feel a difference between the rationality of a critique and the disappointment caused by disappointing human behaviors. The paper in question is a genesis, discussing it doesn't imply you "don't mind" about all the sca
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by lisp-pornstar 4y ago
My blog is about the creation of a coding language that, once finished, could allow for the compilation of the text of the whole blog into a program that would erase the blog. Which is total nonsense.
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by lisp-pornstar 4y ago
>There is little 'european culture' left ... That's your opinion, and it strikes me. I don't understand the difference between what you call "fossilized cultural artifacts" and "alive culture and though
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by lisp-pornstar 4y ago
>Europe is aging, it's looking backwards and has very interest in the future. Really curious of what you call "future" here. I could be wrong, but this concept usually hides some very dogmatic opinions.
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by lisp-pornstar 4y ago
This, and also "The blog is about literate programming, and the content of the blog is the code that produce the blog"
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by lisp-pornstar 4y ago
What is fun is that you don't need a map.
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by lisp-pornstar 4y ago
Yes, and It has some interesting historical implications.
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by lisp-pornstar 4y ago
Well, you picked up one of the most difficult GR, situated in one of the most lethal landscape, with one of the worst weather, of france. That's not the fairest example, because that's not representative of the relative triviality
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by lisp-pornstar 4y ago
What past do you refer to ? GRs exist since 1947. Trails didn't change a lot since then, the principle stayed the same : Red and white signs to mark the path, and "recuperation" of historical paths, made by the circulation of
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by lisp-pornstar 4y ago
Commenting on: X is not Y (510 BC)
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by lisp-pornstar 4y ago
You don't have to buy a map, paths begins usually in villages or lead to them. Usually when I walk in an unknown place I can find some of the red signs that indicates a GR, sometimes with distances and names of places they lead to. I h
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by lisp-pornstar 4y ago
I don't find a good solution to have to pay a license to have the right walk the path I walk everyday to go from A to B, that my grandparents walked (just as their own grandparents did etc...), a path that has been traced by the sole c
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by lisp-pornstar 4y ago
How ?
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by lisp-pornstar 4y ago
How is this "stuck in the past" ? Is the future about building some gates and selling some pass ? You can totally find the GR and walk through it without a map.
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by lisp-pornstar 4y ago
That's not selfish, GRs are sometimes crossing natural park in which nature and wilderness related laws are enforced, there are people that can sue you if you smoke a cigarette/walk in certain areas/throw some trash at the gr
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by lisp-pornstar 4y ago
That's a weird behaviour to treat a tag as data rather than as a node. The HTML you provided shouldn't display "<strong>How the inventor[...]</strong>" but *How the inventor[...]*, should it ?
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by lisp-pornstar 4y ago
How to eliminate poverty
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by lisp-pornstar 4y ago
>To exist means to locate the resources to live I didn't understand the meaning of this sentence; does "means" here points to the expression of "requirement" or of "signification" ? (I am not a native s
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by lisp-pornstar 4y ago
30%, take your bets
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by lisp-pornstar 4y ago
Think about proving that a problem cannot be solved in maths.
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by lisp-pornstar 4y ago
Wittgenstein's Tractatus is about "playing" philosophy, using its rule, until we prove that what has been said since the beginning is pure non-sense.
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by lisp-pornstar 4y ago
Regulation can do bad things/Regulation can do good things ? Is this what you meant ?
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by lisp-pornstar 4y ago
Side note : Well designed apps and websites represents exactly what some of us probably find unusable, I often find myself constricted when I'm in front of a windows/mac machine, and everything I use on my computer, ( no trackpad,

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