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Hello World(bloomberg.com)
1 points by molteanu 8y ago|0 comments
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B1M - The Definitive Video Channel for Construction(youtube.com)
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by molteanu 8y ago
Well, of course you can have consistent keybindings. You can define them yourself: https://github.com/mooz/xkeysnail
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by molteanu 8y ago
Of course it is. I agree with your comment. I also think FB is the work of secret services, from its inception to the present day. I've seen Zuck talk, and he doesn't strike me as a specially smart guy. But he's young and al
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Notation as a Tool of Thought – Kenneth E. Iverson (1979)
2 points by molteanu 8y ago|0 comments
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by molteanu 8y ago
Nice one, thanks so much!
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Opusmodus – The Composing Continuum(opusmodus.com)
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by molteanu 8y ago
Yes, I know. I'm using xkeysnail on Linux for C-n, C-p and C-m keybindings which I haven't seem to make it work in cVim. And for Windows, AHK for the same functionality.
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by molteanu 8y ago
I'm now using cVim[0] plugin on Chromium. When I've switched from Firefox a year ago there was no real alternative to keysnail[1]. Backwards compatibility between Firefox releases began to break beginning of 2017. mooz, the develo
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by molteanu 8y ago
I don't want Mozilla to win. They broke backwards compatibility with the new Servo or whatever. That's a bug. You wouldn't say that the new train carriage, which only works on the Bosnian gauge and not on the Standard gauge (
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by molteanu 8y ago
> How do you get that same experience without using Jupyter? You use an image-based language (i.e. Lisp, Smalltalk)
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by molteanu 8y ago
Uzbekistan does not control the oil supply either.
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Robin Milner: Geek of the Week (2010)(red-gate.com)
1 points by molteanu 8y ago|0 comments
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by molteanu 8y ago
I've commented about this before with the same quote. But since the propaganda campaign against all that is coming from the East has left an enduring mark in US, it will always be received with a sneer. But, irrespective of that, Lenin
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BLISS (Programming Language)(en.wikipedia.org)
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by molteanu 8y ago
Do point towards the "architect" hate pages, please. You've piqued my interest.
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Minds, Machines and Gödel (1961)(users.ox.ac.uk)
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by molteanu 8y ago
What is the actual usefulness for github (or gitlab) in a company setting? In my free time, sure, I can browse github, search for projects, snippets of code, maybe raise some issues or fix something, but where I work, we do have github acco
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by molteanu 8y ago
Good point. I agree with that.
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by molteanu 8y ago
Just ask for your pay rate when negotiating. If you don't like the offer, then don't accept it. But yes, they might take advantage of the fact that not many companies, relatively speaking, go on full-remote. So you don't have
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by molteanu 8y ago
That's not what the article says, or hints at: > The biggest advantage to an all-remote team is obvious: Your hiring pool is gigantic, and you don't need to convince top talent to move for you. So the impression is, we hire you
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by molteanu 8y ago
This has stood with me for a long time. Now, it's back, thanks to your comment: Everyone gives what he has. The soldier gives strength, the merchant goods, the teacher instructions, the farmer rice, the fisherman fish. Very well and w
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by molteanu 8y ago
"Smart food"? what's that? Why do you need it?
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Lisp: It's Not About Macros, It's About Read(jlongster.com)
2 points by molteanu 8y ago|1 comments
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by molteanu 8y ago
I still cannot believe that people would voluntarily buy US phones. Would you buy a phone from the country known for its spying abilities with dozen of agencies involved in this, from NSA to CIA to companies like Facebook, Google and the re
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Prolog as Description and Implementation Language in CS Teaching (2004) [pdf](ep.liu.se)
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by molteanu 8y ago
http://probabilistic-programming.org/
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Sly: Sylvester the Cat's Common Lisp IDE(github.com)
86 points by molteanu 8y ago|22 comments
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by molteanu 8y ago
Fastmail
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by molteanu 8y ago
XINU OS worked for me. You can work with a beaglebone or a raspberry pi. There is a nice book for explaining every piece of the OS (IO, scheduler, memory management, etc.) and the source code is all there for you to tweak, browse, read or d

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