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molteanu
5y ago
Yes, those Forms have had a lasting impact on Western Philosophy for a long time. I wouldn't be surprised if some of it hasn't had some impact on the OOP thinking, in general, even though indirectly. If you read on Hume and the Br
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molteanu
5y ago
@throwaquestion5, thank you!
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molteanu
5y ago
You've missed the whole point.
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molteanu
5y ago
Just be careful in mixing the "best one at teaching" with the "best one at the level of detail and correctness". One is good for aha moments, the other for going into research. Depends on your needs. Similar to the quest
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molteanu
5y ago
I was a student at UTCN, as well, and I found it hard to get a decent book on electronics to learn from. I've found the lessons in Electronic Circuits online, used it and then translated it for my fellow engineers, that's how much
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molteanu
5y ago
I, for one, couldn't find a better one at the time I've read it. There are a lot of crappy ones, on the other hand. You are right in affirming that this is a massive investment.
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molteanu
5y ago
That is true. I've updated the info, though I couldn't quite find the exact date of the publication of "Proclus' Commentary on the First Book of Euclid's Elements". Good catch! Thanks for the heads-up!
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A non-standard book list for software developers
(mihaiolteanu.me)
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molteanu
5y ago
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104 comments
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Versuri, the Lyrics Package for Emacs
(github.com)
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molteanu
5y ago
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Order a healthy dose of split programmable keyboards in case of back/wrist pain
(mihaiolteanu.me)
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molteanu
5y ago
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A Lisp adventure on the calm waters of the dead C
(mihaiolteanu.me)
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5y ago
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Mugur, an Emacs configurator for QMK compatible keyboards
(github.com)
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molteanu
5y ago
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Vuiet, Music Player for Emacs
(github.com)
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molteanu
6y ago
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35 comments
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molteanu
6y ago
I am doing something. I am raising awareness. Isn't this the national sport in fighting the world problems?!
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molteanu
6y ago
It should. It has the same number of keys as the Ez. Let me know if you try it and have problems with it.
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molteanu
6y ago
You define your layers with 'mugur-keymap' as in the example, and then you generate the C code with 'mugur-generate'. After that, you do what every Ergodox user does with its C code: flash it. The process is explained on
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Show HN: A high-level Lisp configurator for the Ergodox keyboard
(github.com)
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molteanu
6y ago
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molteanu
6y ago
I've literally shed a tear when I've unboxed my Ergodox keyboard and saw with my own eyes that one key can do multiple things. Tap it once and it's a Space, hold it down and it acts like Control. Little by little, I've c
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Vuiet, the long road to building my own music player in Lisp
(mihaiolteanu.me)
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molteanu
7y ago
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4 comments
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molteanu
7y ago
You mean, in an expanded format, with more details and more of the backstory of how this tool came to be? If that's the case, it sounds interesting, I might do it. Thanks for the suggestion!
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molteanu
7y ago
Thanks for trying it out! Let me know if you have any trouble using it.
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molteanu
7y ago
You must of course (require 'vuiet), as any package, before using it. Similar with use-package. Or am I missing something?!
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7y ago
Let me know if you're thinking of some feature that you're missing. Feel free to open an issue, I'll gladly look over it.
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7y ago
I think you can turn it into that if you use Emacs as Daemon [1]. Then you would be able to call vuiet from the command line as this, for example > emacsclient -e '(vuiet-play-artist "queen")' You can then turn it int
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7y ago
I've been a last.fm user for over 10 years now. My routine for listening and discovering new music has been to ask last.fm to play similar artists to some artist I already loved and liked or just let last.fm do it's job and play i
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Show HN: Vuiet – a music player and explorer for Emacs
(github.com)
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molteanu
7y ago
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Show HN: I've made a new and extensible lyrics package for Emacs
(github.com)
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7y ago
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molteanu
7y ago
Nope, I cannot.
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7y ago
I honestly thought this is bad writing. It jumps from one idea to the next without bringing any of them to the conclusion. One quote too many, maybe? And too many paragraphs that are meant to catch and arounse the reader's interest? I
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molteanu
7y ago
The most honest answer in the whole thread.
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