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by nudpiedo 7y ago
I think this library is more about a shared common AST representation in order to share some tooling around it and fast prototyping for DSLs. After I read the FAQ I agree with your sentiment, in the way it is documented and worded it sounds
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
look at haxe language
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
I look a few times to racket in the past. It's distinctive features are: - Pedagogy first: easy to learn, cute visual tutorial with support for desktop UIs, nice tutorials on the language itself and how to learn several aspects of prog
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
Why is Haskell a lisp? It is the first time I hear someone classifying Haskell in the “List Processing” family of languages, and although it does process lists I thought its main paradigma symbol and code representation goes in a complete d
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
It is just unreliable to depend on an external system and external UX to delegate the authentication on its whole. It is the cheapest way of delegate auth I think and has notable flaws. It can work. 1. bad UX, extra email step. Every. Singl
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
Ok, now I get it... I was just lost in the syntax.
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
I have no idea how to read or make sense of these definitions. I mean semantically and grammatically. What should I read if I want to understand those snippets and how/why they do define what an addition is?
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
Until you end up rediscovering the information storage skills used by databases and lower level programs: buffers with fixed sizes and implicit type associations. I would say that Python is the right tool for some things, not for others. Wh
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
sounds interesting. Considering posting updates when you design or evaluate concepts or ideas about the internals, designs, and philosophy behind its abstractions (I guess there is more than tables related to tables and some syntactic sugar
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
When they have more influence and impact on citizens than governments, perhaps we should revisit our definition of what "public" means. They can close businesses, make disappear the reach of specific competitors and do all sorts o
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
When they have more influence on citizens than governments, perhaps we should revisit our definition of what public means. In the other hands, there has been already ideology ban and promotion of their own, and recently in a leaked video, t
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
Try to make viral anything you want without the cooperation of silicon valley big tech club. Unfortunately, I lack the data but I am sure these companies are covering the biggest part of the mass distribution channels and current personal t
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
Not anymore a conspiracy theory. This is the actual big brother modeling our futures, a group of people powerful enough, with their own interests and their own agenda with access to most peoples minds/lives, and who already publicly ex
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
my experience is that it will end up corrupted and bringing lots of ignote errors no one could have explained, and finally disappear by removing all precompiled files, chaces and databases.
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
I would recommend you to not program your builds with the scons framework (not even normal python). See my larger comment. The problem is that you are one step away of creating a giant mess of unnecessary, ununderstandable mess from which y
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
I worked long for years with scons and it is the worst and most terrible tool I've ever seen and I would only recommend it to my worst enemies. At the beginning might look good, with some "apparently" nice principles, but bey
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
I think funding doesn't qualify or disqualify him, if funding would give extra credibility points, tomorrow all charlatans of the world would fund something. He also raises big amounts of money and offers no results and that fact alone
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
First of all, being specific doesn't mean irrefutable, correct or that it makes actual sense. My statements only seem unspecific because they are ridiculous for an educated person in our current century (although many educated people f
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
For me it is the clear message of the post: humans do not have free will but obey to a set of rules which happen to be a "stack of mental states" ergo humans are deterministic (implicit conclusion). These mental states are describ
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
I can doubt of the engineering approach he advocates, because I am aware that people like me is completely an outsider in this branch of science and I cannot differentiate a charlatan from an actual scientist. You could fool a person ignora
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
Sometimes you get a group of loud people around celebrating something, like soccer cup or getting married (especially in the connections with Regionals). Also last year there were often delays and problems in the connections between Mannhei
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
I made that a lot in Germany and it is worth if you value also the quality of the travel. There are regular offers between capitals and big cities across countries, travels I did from Stuttgart: Stuttgart-Paris 40€, Copenhagen-Stuttgart 80€
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
"Every action, activity, hobby, or ritual is nothing more than the pursuit of a certain mental state." In other words: determinism. The philosophy opposed to "free will." That is the same as saying: humans are goal direc
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
I don't like articles like this one, they start claiming a tutorial on how to identify fake news, and it ends up selling us a personal opinion on the opposite opinion they are judging, which at the same time can be judged by the same
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
exactly, that's what I mean: it cannot be part of a law... but such standard must exist and be enforced by the browser, same as window.alert is a browser pop up and not a javascript one. The cookie rejection should do it in the same wa
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
Meanwhile, people started to believe that Google reads their mind and society evolved the way they behave as The Internet transforms the consequences for acts such as chatting or posting things in public (or having certain opinions in publi
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
I remember most of the countries used to be laws against coining currency for several reasons... but for some reason which I don't understand (the lack of power to enforce the law?), the crypto currency was never considered a currency
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
What I understand: the most used solution, Wordpress, is an attractive market but has a slow UI and experience, please consider using my markdown solution which I positioned in a different page than this article.
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
Can I point to a counterexample? The printing dialog which asks for a page range at the UI on windows/Linux/Mac: 12,15,30-40
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by nudpiedo 8y ago
Why is this publicly posted here and not just in the platform and directly contacting people affected? So big became the HN influence and marker? It could have been just linked ️

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