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mahmud
16y ago
Greetings MS refugees! Come to Android, where engineering decisions are made with taste , all the way down.
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mahmud
16y ago
actually, those four lines are just UTF-8 BOM markers
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mahmud
16y ago
The DO clause of LOOP has an implicit progn[1], no need to do it explicitly. Don't be clever with FLET/LABELS, 99% of the time you're doing it out of some vague "information hiding" principle. 99% of the time you end up making it a toplevel
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mahmud
16y ago
do they offer quiche as well?
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mahmud
16y ago
others without the requirement to build a site can side-step the web and start with android. it's a cleaner model than the web that learned a lot from it. android xml files are far superior to anything css or javascipt.
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mahmud
16y ago
I can vouch for its Lisp binding.
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mahmud
16y ago
Loop and Format are only useful for getting work done, but they fall flat for waxing poetic on LISP beauty.
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mahmud
16y ago
ITERATE is one of those tastefully designed macros, very intuitive to a LOOPer.
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mahmud
16y ago
Does eterm have all the capabilities needed to run a full-screen editor like Vim?
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mahmud
16y ago
SECONDED! Add Mozart/Oz to the mix for good measure.
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mahmud
16y ago
swig + libpcap should get you there for any mainstream language (assuming you're on a real OS.)
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mahmud
16y ago
mullethawk: the long-tail of punk.
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mahmud
16y ago
tl;dr. Russ dogfoods.
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mahmud
16y ago
`gosh` is already the name of the Gauche Scheme interpreter. Just in case anyone gets a repl :-)
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mahmud
16y ago
You can't also access an RDBMs from C without paying for Visual Studio Enterprise Edition, or using any of the myriad of Free compilers out there that are much better anyway, which everyone else uses.
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mahmud
16y ago
Code please.
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mahmud
16y ago
This has a lot of potential. Only problem I see is the pricing. You should be doing 4x what you currently have.
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mahmud
16y ago
kickass!
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mahmud
16y ago
Erlang is the shitzness! Not weird at all, very palatable, and thankfully, different enough to be a new experience.
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mahmud
16y ago
Sent, from the same email address as the one in my profile. Thanks :-)
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mahmud
16y ago
Off topic: but I have been unable to use my Gmail accounts for the last two days because Thunderbird warns: You're about to override how Thunderbird identifies this site. Legitimate banks, stores and other public sites will not ask yo
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mahmud
16y ago
Tweets imply immediacy, crowd witness, etc. While blogs imply longer writing, research & fact-checking. Quoting a tweet is like quoting a dude in a crowd, but a bloger is someone doing the same thing as you. No one ever got caught in a
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mahmud
16y ago
I thought Lippman's book was adequate. And if you're familiar with the implementation of various statically-typed object models (oxymoron?) then you can see a few ways suggest themselves. Depends on what you want to do with this knowledge.
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mahmud
16y ago
Some manual C code can adequately explain what C++ does automatically . The difference is cost; you have to link against C code, for some platforms, what C++ provides for free on all platforms.
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mahmud
16y ago
CLISP uses GNU Lightning in some superficial sense, but it's a compile-time option not normally built into release binaries.
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mahmud
16y ago
I was a barista at Starbucks and I meant every word of my greetings. The 5 seconds you make eye contact with someone and say hi to them are vital for gathering your senses, and starting this interaction a new. If you didn't say "hi, how are
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mahmud
16y ago
Then what? spend an eternity in heart-break hotel with LispM & BeOS fans? ;-)
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mahmud
16y ago
Is that a Questment! (Something that starts as a question and ends as a statement) George W was a master of it: he would start to say something controversial, then raise the intonation at the end.
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mahmud
16y ago
If you just wanna see how a few library functions and system calls are used? yeah, just get APUE and dig into the simplest implementations you can find, which is often BSDish. I routinely gloss over comments when reading code anyway; the mo
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mahmud
16y ago
early C source code kept its figure by foregoing any stupid bounds checking.
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