pcr910303

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2101.
by pcr910303 8y ago
Yes, of course there is... Lisp always has the thing you find :-) https://github.com/hipeta/arrow-macros
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by pcr910303 8y ago
I’m pretty sure it’s because the lisp that book makes isn’t an exact lisp; There are many features lacking and some fundamental concepts are wrongly implemented; However for developing C skills, it’s pretty good. Wouldn’t recommend learnin
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Filenames and Pathnames in Shell: How to Do It Correctly(dwheeler.com)
2 points by pcr910303 8y ago|0 comments
2104.
Compiling Dynamic Languages (2013) [pdf](www2.imm.dtu.dk)
95 points by pcr910303 8y ago|24 comments
2105.
Return of the Mac (2005)(paulgraham.com)
3 points by pcr910303 8y ago|0 comments
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JSON as configuration files: please don’t (2016)(arp242.net)
401 points by pcr910303 8y ago|426 comments
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A layman's explanation for “Everything is a file”(unix.stackexchange.com)
3 points by pcr910303 8y ago|1 comments
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by pcr910303 8y ago
I instantly thought of the incomplete/error prone Zeit Now dev that was introduced a few weeks ago. If this(Netlify Dev) can replicate the entire system stably I might move on to Netlify Edge. Replicating and testing is a pretty big de
2109.
by pcr910303 8y ago
Wow, I’m surprised there’s nothing about the Lisp Machines/Smalltalk... Remember ‘Worse is Better’? And there is Xanadu, the ultimate hypermedia system. It’s a pity that no one (who could fund them) really understood the concept back t
2110.
by pcr910303 8y ago
Yeah... I agree. It took 20 years for the FireWire to be widespread enough for companies started to make products for them (Thunderbolt 3).
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Why Lisp Is Different(lispm.de)
4 points by pcr910303 8y ago|2 comments
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The Unix Workbench(seankross.com)
1 points by pcr910303 8y ago|0 comments
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Way to store your dotfiles: A bare Git repository (2016)(atlassian.com)
121 points by pcr910303 8y ago|58 comments
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x86 Assembly Guide (2018)(cs.virginia.edu)
187 points by pcr910303 8y ago|20 comments
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Computer Graphics from Scratch (2017)(gabrielgambetta.com)
651 points by pcr910303 8y ago|94 comments
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by pcr910303 8y ago
Well, the funny thing is that ‘America’ is the standard in lots of countries, even in places where many things are superior to the US. I’ve been to the US a few times, and the experience was abysmal. I didn’t expect 1Gbps public Wifis i
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by pcr910303 8y ago
Looks super similar to Cloudflare Workers [0] but less generic, as Cloudflare Workers use a modified way of service workers (which means that code reuse is possible) but this looks like it’s creating a lock in :-( Still great about the smal
2118.
by pcr910303 8y ago
This is better in a sense that the user doesn't need to learn something new except for the language the user is programming in and python (even though theoretically manipulating the AST will be less error prone, etc...). I use javascri
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by pcr910303 8y ago
IIRC blockchains are for anonymized trust, not efficient archiving, right? I'm not sure if blockchains are going to become super useful when it comes to preserving the internet... :-(
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by pcr910303 8y ago
Actually you could have shook it again and pressed Redo :-( Anyway, thanks for taking your time!
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by pcr910303 8y ago
Oh, if LT is also advertised as a 'scriptable/extensible' editor that can accomplish 80% of GNU Emacs with eye-candy, that is actually a pretty good advantage... One of the biggest complaint of GNU Emacs (at least for me) i
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by pcr910303 8y ago
Maybe starting a flame war, but isn’t this exactly what GNU Emacs & SLIME and for other languages, REPL, LSP/DAP protocols for? While I appreciate his/her effort (I appreciate everything related to developer’s ergonomics), I’m
2123.
by pcr910303 8y ago
Isn’t the distributed nature of web making this super hard? Everyone can buy a new domain, everyone can structure one’s website differently, everyone can stop publishing content in any date. Innovative ideas about distribution and structure
2124.
by pcr910303 8y ago
Thanks, I’ll try :-) I guess that the problem is that we generally don’t understand deleting accounts for privacy/data? Everyone is concerned, but nobody would ever delete it :-(
2125.
by pcr910303 8y ago
While the Google Classroom thing is local to our school, the general expectation that everyone has an gmail account is present and real, as far as I experienced. For example, the reason why I made a Google account was because one of my acad
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by pcr910303 8y ago
Can you? I’m not the original commenter, but in my country (South Korea) every person is expected to have a gmail account :-( I have a google account, but it’s not gmail and people always get confused... We have to use Google Classroom for