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1y ago
And a must-have in Erlang/OTP (and Elixir of course) where you can "loop" passing the altered state as a parameter. I love it. And wish that all languages implement TCO. That's one of the reason I also like Scheme.
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Tsoding made a video about hot code reloading in C ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y57ruDOwH1g ) and also used the same concept in "My Own 3b1b Animation Engine but in C" ( https://www.youtube.com/w
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I wonder how this study can be reconciled with the carnivorous diet, which is apparently high in good fats and good cholesterol. There is also the notion of structured water and a deficient exclusion zone which could explain the presence of
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Thanks. Little typo "Let’s inflate Earth once again to its regular size and see what impact placing a 10 kg weight on it has." Should be 1kg.
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1y ago
At the beginning of one of his videos on Crust, he's trying to avoid stdlib exactly for that reason.
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1y ago
And the fonts come from https://github.com/georgd/EB-Garamond-Initials
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1y ago
I like to start breathing using my own rythm and then after a while the intervals widen naturally and I could then synchronize my breathing with one of the well known patterns but usuallly I don't. If I try to start with e.g. 4-7-8 I h
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Thanks. It is noted as "This title will be released on April 23, 2026." on Amazon.de which explains the long delay on Amazon.fr. However the hardback version looks available now. EDIT: well it is not yet published on paper.
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1y ago
Sad that it is only available as a Kindle Edition, not a paperback.
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I am wondering what was the role of Guy L. Steele in the creation of Java if he had any. From the article, it looks like it was Gosling alone. I did not cheat by checking on Wikipedia
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1y ago
It existed also in DTD (Document Type Definition) used with HTML 4 and below, and XML. Came fromn SGML too I guess.
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1y ago
I think that AmaZoo is a nice little game. https://turbosoda.games/
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1y ago
The chrome extension for zooming is called SlitherPlus ?
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1y ago
Yes, the default. That's why, although I am french speaking, I switched a few years ago from azerty to qwerty keyboard just to be using the keyboard used by the people who programmed the default in editors like vim and emacs. Otherwise
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1y ago
I like https://www.barbarianmeetscoding.com/wizards-use-vim/introdu... but it looks like it is not complete, unless I am mistaken
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1y ago
There is Creaks also but I did not find the time to play it yet.
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2y ago
"Subnet routing broke on Ubuntu (maybe other distros) recently" Do you have more infos on this one? I use Debian and that would be a major problem for me.
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2y ago
Quite off-topic, but do you know when you'll write the article about CPS, if ever?
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2y ago
Another one. "“x̂” ⇒ “^x” → “∧x” → “λx”.]" The first ⇒ should be →.
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2y ago
Simple typo. "(That is, an expression (λx.M) combining with an expression N returns (M) where all instances of x inside of M are replaced by x.)" Are replaced by N.
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2y ago
Saw a video of his sister a while ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lY6fyRAGH78 Was impressed by the speed.
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2y ago
Tsoding (@TsodingDaily) made a YT video named "This Release is Crazy!!" about the release recently: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZJ9pJJnxfI
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2y ago
I wouldn't say that since SQL was an improvement over previous ways to query data which were more concrete, like writing C code to get what you need. As such we are on a level of abstraction higher. Thus SQL specifies the "what&qu
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Yes, I also don't want an email platform but just an email client (doing one thing well © Unix). I think I will try Thunderbird to see if it is a pleasure to use with a dozen email accounts, or I guess it will be Apple Mail or Spark. I
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Reminds of "Could you fold a sheet of paper on itself 64 times?". "No problem! It's easy". Until you try or think about powers of 2 and calculate the height of the thickness of the sheet multiplied by 2^64. 64 might
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Looks like it is indeed. "I am of course not at all an expert in C++, but I do know my way around C. I suspect the people over there don’t care about the difference."
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2y ago
According to some, it already did. It is called the Universe.
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Thanks for sharing. I think I will use it for my blog. I wanted to create a programming blog for a long time and focused on Hugo to build the static site but I could not decide myself since the doc is not good enough IMO and thus I didn
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It is Clojure right? Does it imply a `recur` in the anonymous function? I don't really understand what the code will do since I only saw examples of `loop` with a condition. Why the `fn` ?
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2y ago
Living in Belgium, I first thought that it was about the TV/radio service. Never saw the acronym R.T.B.F.
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