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by mapcars 9y ago
This is an interesting statement. Because how much you can and can not control is already defined by your past luck :)
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by mapcars 9y ago
I'm not quite getting how can you put talent vs luck, when talent is based on luck you got from your genes, parents, environment etc. I see it as the same thing.
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by mapcars 9y ago
>So far as I know, you literally cannot implement a language with mutability on the VM. Elixir allows reassignment, of course, in the end, it uses different "Erlang" variables, but the language abstracts it.
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by mapcars 9y ago
Sadhguru a yogi, mystic, and visionary explains the problem of identity in a very profound way (for example in this google talks video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQn8X4FbpTM ) he says our identity should be the whole un
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by mapcars 9y ago
No issues with speed or anything, chromium, linux.
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by mapcars 9y ago
Are you serious in quoting a comic guy regarding such a big thing? I mean his goal is to entertain people and not to bring you an expert opinion.
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by mapcars 9y ago
>so a person with unpopular (e.g. more personal) personality traits will need to change those to more popular and sociable ones. There is a whole bunch of assumptions here. Why need? If you are ok with the way you are (you chose you are)
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by mapcars 9y ago
I don't understand what am I looking at. Somebody runs htop command and serves output as an html? How did that end up in HN top? Should be maximum a high school project.
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by mapcars 9y ago
Everything looks perfect, we only need to find perfect humans to complete the project.
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by mapcars 9y ago
Same, no idea what's needed from me on most of the questions
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by mapcars 9y ago
>modern >terminal-based Such a funny oxymoron.
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by mapcars 9y ago
It's terrible that you put Erlang on a list with other languges/VMs. >There’s no GIL, so unlike Those Other Languages There is no GIL in EVM as well, but playing with the words you make it look like "all are the same"
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by mapcars 9y ago
It's good to see that development of such projects with innovative ideas exists and can transform our whole life experience into something completely different like technologies from the 70s did.
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by mapcars 9y ago
ABSG is always my answer to how to learn shell
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by mapcars 9y ago
WoW, it's 2017 and Java finally gets a REPL and it's only 30 years behind the market. Congratulations!
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by mapcars 10y ago
Linux support is just the beginning. Soon you'll be able to compile for iOS, Android and other platforms.
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by mapcars 10y ago
So far Linux lacking only GUI backend support, everything else should work fine. You can still play with guy crosscompiling (as easy as `red -t Windows file.red`) and running on Wine, while GTK backend is in progress
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by mapcars 10y ago
No need to go anywhere :) >> words: keys-of system/words >> types: collect [forall words [if datatype! = type? get/any words/1 [keep words/1]]] >> probe types [datatype! unset! none! logic! bl
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by mapcars 10y ago
At least some part of the Red team works from China, that's true. And looks like you found an old website :)
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by mapcars 10y ago
What you show in Erlang example is just a syntax. The surrounding code or usage or approach may be bad/ugly. It has nothing to do with code quality.
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by mapcars 10y ago
FYI http://plan9.bell-labs.com/wiki/plan9/Mouse_vs._keyboard/ind...
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by mapcars 10y ago
It's so strange to see people discussing cool new ideas, which are half-century old. Seems like we need history lessons for programmers specifically.
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by mapcars 10y ago
I didn't get the "table" joke, what is it about?
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by mapcars 10y ago
>Does it implement 'readable' Nope, it has it's own notation which I find very close to the Smalltalk one, for example: red>> a: [1] == [1] red>> pick head append a 1 + 1 2 == 2 red>> a == [
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by mapcars 10y ago
To me Rebol/Red is more lisp than some other lisps out there. It doesn't have so much parens, true, but the idea of like code is data and DLS possibilities are huge things.
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by mapcars 10y ago
>always attempt to self identify as a skeptic who is okay changing opinions as new facts come in >you're outside of most of the big popular groups Story of my life
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by mapcars 10y ago
>Top apps for productivity like Slack™ help you get more done Slack available everywhere, it doesn't make more sense than saying "our chromebook has keyboard and screen". >you can enjoy popular games like Plants vs. Zom
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by mapcars 10y ago
>Go is a good enough replacement for C, for user space applications. Are you sure you are not describing Rust?
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by mapcars 10y ago
>400 tabs >like gMail and two copies of Slack, a gDocs or two, sometimes the godawful work LMS. >under 10% CPU, under 2GB of RAM Any proofs? Stock firefox can't go further than 100 tabs, and you can't do literally anythin
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by mapcars 10y ago
How is it different from https://github.com/eudoxia0/cmacro and https://github.com/eudoxia0/magma ?

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