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Ask&Tell HN: Dotcom crash survivors, what is your actionable advice for people?(twitter.com)
2 points by nudpiedo 4y ago|4 comments
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
also the state of the art got slowly most of lisp features.. Nowadays it is not rare anymore metaprogramming in the form of macros, introspection or compiler extensions. With lisp is still trivial to make a metacircular editor and bootstrap
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
I did that for a while when my previous laptop broke. It was fine with a lightweight linux desktop but it was quite slow using an ultrawide screen and horribly slow for some compilations, but it felt like an "almost there" concept
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
that's something I've been looking for a long while and the only places where I find it is usually on interviews from programming language creators who have been successful and talk about the topic tangentially, but I've seen
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
Yet another compiler how-to which pretends to be a design. There is no usage design as such, not a word on semantics, even the work "semantic" is not mentioned in the whole text. The only design here might be the verbatim copy of
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
it solves one of the biggest fears against closed software, however nowadays also companies want engineers already to be pretrained in the exactly same area of the topic.
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An interview with top climate scientist Bjorn Stevens(judithcurry.com)
3 points by nudpiedo 4y ago|0 comments
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
Can you post a link to the docs regarding python? it isn't listen on the docs and this very comment comes in third place after the google search. Docs link: https://gtoolkit.com/docs/
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
I wonder how many of them are in use for people beyond its creators/contributors, and in case of having actual users and customers, who are those (not theoretical profiles, but existing ones). This is an actual question, if someone has
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
There are hundreds of roads in what used to be Rome and the Spanish empire, but very few preserve their ancient pavements as eventually they replaced by modern roads or abandoned during longer periods of times. Three examples: Vía Augusta,
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A Roman road built in 312 BC, is still in use today(en.wikipedia.org)
31 points by nudpiedo 4y ago|6 comments
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87% of American teens own an iPhone; 88% expect an iPhone to be their next phone(pipersandler.com)
275 points by nudpiedo 4y ago|783 comments
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
Can you get rewarded by the company doing something? Do you think any security or intelligence agency doesn’t have that already? Perhaps it is a duty to disclose it, and you might want to privately contact the company before doing so, so th
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
Be aware that this behave already qualifies to alcoholism according to health professionals. Even if the downsides are not as devastating as some of the stereotypical pictures we all know perhaps you should take into consideration taking an
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
That could be another missing piece to videogame generational art, sfx sounds and soon soundtracks.
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
I see it is mostly focused on semantics: operational, translational, denotational, axiomatic, complementary. I wish there were more books focused on that aspect. I will definitely take a look at it over the weekend.
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
Plain corruption and some useful idiots, like all such stories. there is no need to be political influence on the mix for the evil.
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
I actually like a lot the idea, and it’s impressive, however nowadays there is also the challenge of many consumer architectures on the commodity desktops, not just x86 like it used to be. I guess that, and shared libraries ABI, is the bigg
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
I am not an expert on the topic but red language achieves that with a 1MB self contained compiler, so I guess with some additional bloat should be possible (and a lot of work)
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
Try to leave a book open on the kitchen a couple of weeks, and another on the bathroom/shower. Then come back and post. And if you happen to not live alone, the same. IF the book is large enough/hard cover to remain open by the pa
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
Then the pages of the books will become dusty and humid, for sure deteriorated. Let alone the other beings living in the house will also somehow interact with the books in other ways than the romantic fantasy setup you proposed.
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
I think it is time to go a bit Meta here, bit I start to subspect that many HN posts are to influence such things, including popular replies to @pmarca etc... when one says Netflix falls because it is not a tech company, the next day at HN
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
I wish I could remove the link or edit it since the original source is indeed from another page with even more information and more accurate. https://www.businessinsider.com/facebook-contract-workers-ac... I found the topic
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Facebook parent Meta lays off 60 workers ‘at random’ using algorithm: report(news.com.au)
1 points by nudpiedo 4y ago|1 comments
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
PicoLisp it’s decades old and never awoke so much interest… it has nothing inherently wrong with it and offered quite handy solutions to many common issues. I wonder why never got many fans in spite of the strong tries from its author to pr
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
I’ve met way too many adults with undiagnosed gifted and high cognitive capabilities and were undiagnosed for most of their life. Way too many of them had hard life experiences and deep unhappiness derived indirectly from their capabilities
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Why Being Gifted Makes Life Harder [video](youtube.com)
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
not sure what kind of people you met, but they seemed very unhappy and too deep of themselves. People with High IQ who I met were deeply unhappy as undiagnosed and could not understand many things about the world around them. Having an IQ t
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
For a weird reason HN removed the link to the google translate link twice which is the following: https://encrisis-net.translate.goog/2022/08/18/me-sirve-de-a...
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Does it help me to know that I am gifted as an adult? (Spanish – translated)(encrisis.net)
1 points by nudpiedo 4y ago|4 comments

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