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   by mlang23 6y ago

   https://hackage.haskell.org/packages/top
2. 482.▲
   by mlang23 6y ago

   The first thing I uninstall on a new system is nano.
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   by mlang23 6y ago

   I am an outside too. I have a disability. For a long time, I felt like you describe, like the world is discriminating against me when it comes to dating (and a lot of other things). Regarding dating I am pretty sure I was wrong. It is not
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   by mlang23 6y ago

   I loved reading "Last chance to see". That, and the essay about the palm top bought at a airport shop to pass time.
5. 485.▲
   by mlang23 6y ago

   That is not surprising. It is called CIA.
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   by mlang23 6y ago

   They wouldn't be very private if examples of them were discussed on HN, would they?
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   by mlang23 6y ago

   If I had to pay on a subscription basis, I would ditch every single one of them. WhatsApp is basically glorified SMS. I can live very well without the occassional "look at this funny video" shit. The only value I get out of Faceb
8. 488.▲
   by mlang23 6y ago

   Yes, I was. However, I was pushing to master of a fork. Maybe thats the reason.
9. 489.▲
   by mlang23 6y ago

   Finally! There is hope for EU, they apparently found some of their balls. Hope they keep 'em.
10. 490.▲
    by mlang23 6y ago

    Using "blind" as a negative figure of speech is about as intelligent and empathic as is using "crippled". Talk about priviledged people that can not see the POV of outsiders. -- a blind admin/coder
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    by mlang23 6y ago

    Using "blind" as a negative figure of speech is about as intelligent and empathic as is "crippled". Talk about priviledge and not being able to see the POV of outsiders. -- a blind admin/coder
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    by mlang23 6y ago

    Likely unrelated, but I recently noticed that GitHub stopped updating my activities overview for july. I definitely pushed commits, but they are not noticed. Anyone else having a similar issue?
13. 493.▲
    by mlang23 6y ago

    +1 Its about time that "be fruitful and multiply" comes to an end.
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    by mlang23 6y ago

    I am a strange beast when it comes to editor wars. I am indeed an Emacs user since roughly 25 years. However, being a sysadmin teaches you to be comfortable with vi since it is just not practical to install Emacs on every machine you have
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    by mlang23 6y ago

    https://oe1.orf.at/ However, I typically have a randomized playlist of around 1k tracks of a certain genre playing while hacking at work. The genre changes on a daily or weekly basis. Sometimes I have a blues/metal r
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    JonesFORTH for x86-64: Standalone executable and support for shebang scripts(github.com)

    3 points by mlang23 6y ago|0 comments
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    by mlang23 6y ago

    There is one thing I always do on a new system: Remove vim-tiny and nano
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    by mlang23 6y ago

    Good summary. Reminds me that I am very thankful to $deity that I am not an U.S. citizen.
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    A Guide to ARM64 / AArch64 Assembly on Linux(modexp.wordpress.com)

    1 points by mlang23 6y ago|0 comments
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    by mlang23 6y ago

    Yeah, we've heard all of that. However, is it really true? How many lifes could be saved if we directed 50% of world wide military budget towards ending hunger? Let that sink for a while, and let me know if you still think the "w
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    by mlang23 6y ago

    "My app isn’t untrustworthy at all either. It’s an experimental ..." There is a big contradiction in there... Everything experimental is by definition untrustworthy.
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    by mlang23 6y ago

    Well, the same applies to FaceBook, just to name one prominent example. Or Google, for that matter.
23. 503.▲
    by mlang23 6y ago

    "You need to enable JavaScript to run this app."
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    Porting JonesForth to x86_64(github.com)

    2 points by mlang23 6y ago|0 comments
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    by mlang23 6y ago

    I disagree with the statement "most toughest times". Be careful with superlatives. As a child, I underwent chemotherapy. These three months of lockdown were an anoyance, but far from "most toughest times". Really. P
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    by mlang23 6y ago

    Wow, thanks for such a detailed answer. I was actually only refering to sclang. I am well aware that the rest (scsynth, and OSC communication) is very much related to audio synthesis. What you tell about SmallTalk somehow reminds me of C
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    by mlang23 6y ago

    My point is that the bible (old and new testament) are still considered the basis of christianity. Priests and religious teachers still pick and choose stories from the old testament. And its not just the old testament. Ever read the book
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    by mlang23 6y ago

    I can't say anything about Islam. But I made a point of reading parts of the Bible. And I was schocked, to be frank. It is xenophobic (only israel is loved by god, all others are apparently some unworth form of accidental life), mis
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    by mlang23 6y ago

    I have never worked with a true Smalltalk. However, I am using a Smalltalk-inspired language pretty extensively, SuperCollider. I never really dived into a comparison, since I am lacking real Smalltalk knowledge. However, I'd be inter
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    by mlang23 6y ago

    You might be surprised that some people consider the US gov pretty bad as well. Just watch the news.