meitham

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by meitham 9y ago
He probably forethought of controlling rovers while designing Lisp. Genius man.
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by meitham 9y ago
The syntax for the ORM definition and the relationships between the columns makes the api absolutely beautiful!
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by meitham 9y ago
An IDE with the best embedded editor, Vim, reimplemented with elisp!
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by meitham 9y ago
I moved from Vim to Spacemacs (emacs with evil kit) four years ago. I was worried initially worried my productivity might go down due to not knowing emacs functions. Surprisingly, there was an included plugin ( https://github.co
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by meitham 9y ago
You're meant to enjoy the animals and sightseeing on a Safari! What are you doing on the Internet!
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by meitham 9y ago
Isn't this issue applicable to Android as well?
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by meitham 9y ago
Not "less and less"?
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by meitham 9y ago
Imagine the public reaction in the US if the Russian say "Windows might be a threat to the national security".
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by meitham 9y ago
I missed your response, really hard to see responses in comments on #HN. I'm now curious why you moved from clojure to CLISP! I thought most people move the other way around!
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by meitham 9y ago
Pytest is more pythonic than the xUnitTest suite in the standard library. It is authored by the same genius who authored pypy, hence the wow about it. Nosetest was forked off pytest as a way to maintain the project several years ago, but
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by meitham 9y ago
you know what "correct horse battery stable" is now one of the popular passwords, just like "qwerty".
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by meitham 9y ago
As long as they don't upgrade them to "kill list" then that's fine!
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by meitham 9y ago
So here, Steve Losh, one of the best Vimmers out there, is also an excellent Lisper! It would be interesting to hear his views on Emacs since he transitioned to Clojure. I am curious to know whether he uses Vim for Clojure/Lisp devel
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by meitham 9y ago
I use a powerful Linux laptop, a thinkpad, and run Windows VM for any software that's windows specific. It makes me sure I can isolate these untrusted applications from the rest of my data. QubeOS is a good OS to provide these isolati
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by meitham 9y ago
I would much rather see Richard Stallman in the White House than to see a greedy Zuckerberg. His success was indeed a lot of luck, but also a lot more greed, climbing on other's shoulders, and several other bad things.
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by meitham 9y ago
"Nobody seems to admit it, but Php, Ruby, Python, and Javascript are the same language"!!! That's a big claim and I bet the author doesn't know any of these languages.
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by meitham 9y ago
I write my notes in restructuredtext, and have them version controlled in. GitRepo. Spacemacs support for restructuredtext is as good as vim's. I can also edit my notes from the Web editor offered in GitLab, or GitHub.
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by meitham 9y ago
I have my pfsense firewall running on this, and it's been very reliable and great performance.
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by meitham 9y ago
s/Thought/Through/
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by meitham 10y ago
I wish I could upvote you 100 times.
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by meitham 10y ago
Decimal numbers along with zero ٠١٢٣٤٥٦٧٨٩ were invented in India. The arabs used them until early days of Islam. Then due to fraud issues with the zero, being just a dot that can easily be overwritten to anything else, the arabs set to in
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by meitham 10y ago
Much unjustified criticism from a ruby developer! I must say I'm surprised there aren't any swear words in the essay, well done Zed.
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by meitham 10y ago
Yes
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by meitham 10y ago
To achieve this goal, Mark will need access to the entire world medical records, selling our data to insurance companies. Sorry Mark, but I refuse to trade my privacy, and the safety of millions that cannot afford medical insurance with a
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by meitham 10y ago
Shameless plugin https://github.com/meitham/vim-spacemacs where I try to use many spacemacs keys in vim.