mtreis86

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by mtreis86 4y ago
At $2 or less per gram it would be much cheaper than plenty of pharma products. https://www.crescentcanna.com/product/cbd-isolate-powder/
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by mtreis86 4y ago
Congrats on the milestone(s). It has been interesting watching the github, lots of activity and discussions. What's the roadmap looking like these days?
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by mtreis86 4y ago
Format is awesome, it is a domain specific language for printing things. It can walk across lists, print all sorts of number radixes, make tables of data, and has its own condition system. I don't get the hate. It is not lispy at all i
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by mtreis86 4y ago
I am disappointed that QMK isn't included in the analysis.
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by mtreis86 4y ago
Multitasking existed long before computers, so I don't like the title much. You probably can't cook a meal without multitasking. The author suggests that you are rapidly switching focus, but I don't agree - if you schedule th
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by mtreis86 4y ago
In large doses over extended periods of time, they do change how someone thinks and perceives the world, perhaps for the worse. See stories of amphetamine psychosis. Those somewhat mirror a type of extended bad experience after using psyche
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by mtreis86 4y ago
I didn't mean to imply that and certainly don't think it is required. My question had little to do with the content and much more to do with the style, and the author's intended effects upon the reader.
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by mtreis86 4y ago
I wonder how experienced the author of GEB is with psychedelics, that book always felt fairly trippy to me.
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by mtreis86 4y ago
Common Lisp as well, Rem and Mod
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by mtreis86 4y ago
Honda used what was essentially a manual gearbox with automatic controls for years, that's why a 2000 civic got decent mileage
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by mtreis86 4y ago
I wouldn't expect it to help much, if you don't have the vocabulary and a feel for how the code should look, syntax highlighting only points out similar things, which you can't comprehend anyways. Imagine trying to read somet
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by mtreis86 4y ago
So no rplaca/d, just cons and setf?
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by mtreis86 4y ago
The main difference, in Common Lisp at least, is that push modifies the list to add the new cell. Cons returns a new list with the cell added so the old list remains untouched. CL-USER> (let ((list (list 1 2 3 4))) (cons
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by mtreis86 4y ago
They said 'a function takes arguments', which is correct. The arguments are passed into the function, aligning to and being bound to the function's parameters. So arity applies both to arguments the function can take, and the
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by mtreis86 4y ago
That is basically what a forklift battery is. You can pick those up for the scrap cost of the lead as many places either recycle them on a timeline and not when the battery is dead, or recycle them when a cell or two needs replacing. I&#x27
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by mtreis86 4y ago
I really like this analogy.
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by mtreis86 4y ago
Another use is for a form with questions, like you get in jobs postings. Seeing how someone types in the answers may be more revealing than the answer itself.
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by mtreis86 4y ago
I searched for Clojure as a tech stack and none of the top dozen companies mention Clojure anywhere in their jobs listings.
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by mtreis86 4y ago
I think you mean disposable razors, because straight razors are the least wasteful.
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by mtreis86 4y ago
I'd like to see a system like Qubes but defined declaratively rather than in a GUI. The Qubes templates are sorta declarative through a system called Salt but the OS as a whole (as far as I can tell) is not. I tried getting a NixOS VM
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by mtreis86 4y ago
For people who have certain disabilities, like arthritis in the wrists, focus follows mouse is quite useful as it requires fewer clicks to do things.
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by mtreis86 5y ago
I also have a x220. A couple of the benefits/tradeoffs: The keyboard is the best, I have never used a laptop with a better one. Using a dual core sandybridge is slow but if you develop on a slow machine you'll never build somethin
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by mtreis86 5y ago
If you close the popup window asking you to make an account the article is still there in full.
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by mtreis86 5y ago
On the opposite end, Common Lisp is actually pretty decent for bit twiddling. It has the operators from the PDP instruction set, LDB and DPB, which load and deposit bytes of varying length from and into other numbers.
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by mtreis86 5y ago
I've been using Qubes for over five years now as my work/coding machine. A couple notes if anyone is curious. As for performance it is pretty good for what it is. My laptop is too old to do much of anything serious anyways, 2011 x
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by mtreis86 5y ago
On my old fx8350 (overclocked) I get 60 in windows but 70 on linux with the same browser, Vivaldi. I wonder what the difference is.
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by mtreis86 5y ago
Peaked with the x220
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by mtreis86 5y ago
There are a number of reversible hash algos. The point of hash is that the small changes in the input produce big changes in the output so even a 1-bit change to the input produces a completely different output. Some hash algos having trap
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by mtreis86 5y ago
Common myth. Many have an interpreter but compile to ASM. A couple compile to JVM - Clojure and ABCL. One, ECL, compiles to C. Writing a Lisp compiler in Lisp isn't much different than writing an interpreter. See the compiler in Paradi
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by mtreis86 5y ago
Location: CT, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Common Lisp, Algorithms, Cryptography, Linux, RF/EE Amateur Extra Résumé/CV: On Request Email: michael@mtreis86.com I've been writing soft

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