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Diredc – extensions to Emacs dired-mode
(github.com)
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> the unlikely mecca of the field, the University of Utah The story is that David C. Evans was made head of Utah's CS department in 1966, having worked on Berkeley's timesharing research, Project Genie, and having been born in
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What sort of third party tools were you after? And when did you have a go?
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DuckDuckGo Email Protection
(spreadprivacy.com)
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Chickadee – Guile Scheme game development toolkit
(dthompson.us)
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Clarity in philosophy is, to draw an analogy with Rich Hickey's argument, akin to ease in programming. A dangerous mask for complexity. Are Plato's dialogues really easier to read than Hegel's dialectic? Only superficially. I
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I made the mistake of buying Thomas' Calculus after watching a lecture by Knuth where he lauded having Thomas as his teacher. My oh my is Thomas' Calculus not a book to teach yourself calculus with without lectures and seminars to
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There is lots of brilliant philosophy from a houndred years ago (or thereabouts). Try reading Bergson, James, Nietzsche, Whitehead, Russel and Husserl and see if that changes your opinion.
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Lucasfilms should have stopped making Star Wars after The Return of the Jedi. Everything since has been abysmal. That's just a fact no amount of deepfaking will change.
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The EU.
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Human, all too human.
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Releasing Org-Roam v2
(blog.jethro.dev)
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I rember the day in the UK when you could no longer walk into the shop with alien shaped bongs in the window and come out with a bag full of Thai magic mushrooms. The politicians said they were a slippery slope to hard drugs. As if. Shroom
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They're also supporting the development of automatic pdf tagging in LaTeX too. Mentioned here but probably more succinctly elsewhere https://www.latex-project.org/publications/2020-tagged-pdf-f...
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But that about me page is the very definition of boilerplate text, so really it only gives weight to the argument that it's not producing original work.
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Brian Kernighan and the Birth of Unix
(corecursive.com)
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Hydra regenerate and do not die of old age
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Emacs: Smarter Search and Replace
(xenodium.com)
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nanna
5y ago
Wow this is quite a story.
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5y ago
Thanks! Naive question but could one not just stick the Nosql db on a dropbox and access it with family (trusted collaborators) from there?
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5y ago
Is there a Gramps workflow for collaborating with other people (members of family etc) on a database? Or is it more set up for solo editing?
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Whats the best stack for building a website or webapp in CL these days? Is it worth it?
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I asked this question myself on hn a couple of months ago, as the Chassell Elisp Introduction just wasn't working for me. Someone suggested learning CL via Seibel's Practical Common Lisp [1] and then just refering to the Elisp doc
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> Because it's a programming language we're talking about, not a political party. Categorically wrong. This is a programming language community that we're talking about. Haskell hasn't dropped out of thin air. It&#
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5y ago
Totally appreciate that!
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Fun fact I learned from Licklider's archive at MIT: he was also an Emacs user! I guess that isn't such a huge surprise given his being at MIT, but it did make me wonder if Emacs is the ultimate interface to his man-computer symbio
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Seems like a bit of a harsh critique to bring all the way out here on hn. Sure it references another Wikipedia page, but on that page external references to the same claim are provided. 'Allpoint pen' could just be internally link
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5y ago
Wait, why?
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Telautograph
(en.wikipedia.org)
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> They needed to develop surgical techniques for implanting electrodes into a mouse’s brain and, crucially, keeping them in place for many weeks. Poor poor mice. Vivisection is done for the 'greater good', but not for the great
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