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by mov 9y ago
Back there I followed a bit the discussion and your alternative spec, which was really interesting. If I remember it well, that will take lots of work and you were the only one working to get it implemented on FF. Are there any plans to get
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by mov 9y ago
I do pretty much the same but using mosh instead of ssh. It's really stable even on low bandwidth of crappy mobile connection.
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Thoughts after taking the Deeplearning.ai courses(medium.com)
2 points by mov 9y ago|0 comments
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by mov 9y ago
We also used sharp as part of a flow based pipeline for image analysis powered by NoFlo/Flowhub: https://github.com/noflo/noflo-sharp We have been processing >3k images/day and >60k images/month.
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by mov 12y ago
An implementation of TodoMVC is really a good idea! There is already a (re)implementation of Jekyll using NoFlo that you might find interesting: http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/noflo-jekyll/
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by mov 12y ago
IRIS Explorer seems really interesting! I agree with you about that "loose of control feeling". I think it is a common effect that happens every time we go to a higher level or alternative paradigm. We have to create ways to easy
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by mov 14y ago
hackasaurus now is part of the Mozilla Webmaker umbrella: http://mozilla.org/webmaker
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by mov 18y ago
I'm atheist.
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by mov 18y ago
I got to level 35, awesome!
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by mov 18y ago
tektonic.net
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by mov 18y ago
Me too.
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Pictures in a SLIME REPL(collison.ie)
17 points by mov 18y ago|3 comments
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Using PLT Scheme for Game Development(bc.tech.coop)
4 points by mov 18y ago|0 comments
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by mov 18y ago
From a comment by Austin Haas of Pet Tomato: "When we have time, we're going to release another installment of this game that utilizes a collection of backend components written in Common Lisp, using SBCL, Hunchentoot, and Postmodern, to al
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Developing Flash games with Common Lisp(xach.livejournal.com)
7 points by mov 18y ago|2 comments
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by mov 18y ago
Lispers can expect $77k/yr salary on average? http://www.indeed.com/salary?q1=lisp&l1=&tm=1
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by mov 19y ago
Lisp, SICP, PAIP
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by mov 19y ago
I did the same. Using Debian at my Macbook.
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by mov 19y ago
From Brazil.
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by mov 19y ago
Congratulations PG! It's on my to-play-list ;-)
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by mov 19y ago
Full-time developer and researcher working on a data mining project for a refrigeration compressor industry, at Brazil.
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by mov 19y ago
He's jwz man, "one of the best programmers" accordingly to Peter Norvig [1]. He can :-) [1] http://norvig.com/21-days.html
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by mov 19y ago
And this guy is translating to Common Lisp: [1] http://i-need-closures.blogspot.com/2007/09/programming-coll... [2] http://i-need-closures.blogspot.com/2007/09/programming-coll... [3] http://i-need-closures.blogspot.com/2007/10/program
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by mov 19y ago
Contribution to a free software project can be a good indicator too.
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by mov 19y ago
Asus Eee looks great for that, but I'm with you, a thin Macbook makes me feel happy :-)
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by mov 19y ago
Peter Norvig is awesome! Please, check his PAIP: http://norvig.com/paip.html
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by mov 19y ago
Feliz ano novo! (pt_BR)
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by mov 19y ago
I visit #lisp for about a year and the guys are cool. Good discussions with maintainers of some projects like Zach. I agree with PG, it's mostly imaginary.
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by mov 19y ago
1. Read SICP 2. Do the exercises 3. In parallel, choose an open source project and join on that 4. Share with us your experience
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by mov 19y ago
I'm using Debian Sarge at my macbook and all is fine :-)

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