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by phoe-krk 5y ago
> Devils advocate: if the majority of business software is sold from the US and the US is refusing to sell software to Russia, what choice is there? "Leave Ukraine and pay for the war crimes committed there" is an obvious cho
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Russia forces services to move to Russian DNS, stop using external CDNs(twitter.com)
27 points by phoe-krk 5y ago|4 comments
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
> open source means free support, in the sense that independent and libre support can form around such a product. "Means" and "can" are incompatible. Either free software may mean free support, or independent and
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
Not really. After all, there are no sanctions, it's a financial special operation in Russia. The term's already become a meme in some places on the Internet.
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
Source: https://ir.yandex/press-releases?year=2022&id=03-03-2022
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
Not sure what's the argument of the original post, then. How did the West come into the equation? It seems that both West and Ukraine want to arm Ukraine and think this is the right thing to do.
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
The thing is that many Ukrainian people want to wear these and they want to bear the consequences, including the risk of dying if they do. (Especially since they also risk dying anyway, if they don't, since Putin is committing civi
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
If he does, neither will Russia. The new iron curtain has already risen, and committing mass murder and destruction of Ukraine will solidify it for the decades to come.
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
> It boggles my mind why Turkey keeps being ignored in this discourse. Are they? They've contributed a lot of already-legendary Bayraktar drones[1], they've rejected Russia's request to move war ships through Bosporus[2],
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
Who's the person who is responsible for saying what's in the best interest of Ukraine? I'd day it's the elected president and government of that country and the people who give them close to 90% support according to rece
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
It has already been tried - see e.g. the duo of https://paritylicense.com/ + https://prosperitylicense.com/ Just don't call it open source or free software. It's source-available at this point.
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
A machine word/pointer as wide as 72 bits would already solve a lot of problems that appear in e.g. dynamic languages nowadays, such as an inability to represent an IEEE double float (64 bits wide) as a value without any sort of type t
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
Next up: web browser applications (such as Google Chrome) allow kids into porn websites. Oh wait, we've been here already...
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
The whole thread is from early 2021 and so it should have [2021] in the title. The only relatively modern part is a few comments on the bottom, one of which states, "Q3 2022 is our new target for an MVP of WebRTC output."
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
FYI: M&A seems to mean "mergers & acquisitions". The acronym is not expanded anywhere in the article.
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
> Hamidiye turecki kr±¿ownik pancernopok³adowy z pocz±tku XX wieku, wodowany w 1903 roku, zbudowany w brytyjskiej stoczni Armstronga. Wyporno¶æ normalna okrêtu wynosi³a 3904 tony, a d³ugo¶æ siêga³a 112 metrów. Napêd stanowi³y maszyny pa
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
I assume it's a work of art now.
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
Yes, algebraic effects. They are equivalent to the Common Lisp condition system, except they're formulated in a way that survives the static typing discipline that is not enforced by the compiler in dynamically-typed CL.
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An Intuition for Lisp Syntax(stopa.io)
2 points by phoe-krk 5y ago|0 comments
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
Yes - see https://twitter.com/ringo_ring/status/1492419986291408898
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
A telescope looking through a proper window at nighttime could be enough. Some LEDs are powerful enough to illuminate a large chunk of an otherwise dark room.
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
See CLOG, the Common Lisp Omnificent GUI - a recent project which is an implementation of this paradigm. https://www.reddit.com/r/lisp/comments/s1itqi/the_common_lis... https://www.reddit.com&
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
Right, sorry - should have written, "all symbols exported from package A become accessilble in package B".
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
Common Lisp hacker here, with a real-world case of this: > It seems to me one of the worst problems explicit imports help solve is forward compatibility of code with respect to the modules and the standard library. And this problem seem
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
Web 3 is going just great. https://web3isgoinggreat.com/
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April, a compiler from APL to Common Lisp, releases version 1.0(github.com)
4 points by phoe-krk 5y ago|3 comments
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
Release announcement: https://github.com/phantomics/april/releases/tag/v1.0
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
McCLIM has been changing a real lot, actually, as of late, with many useful changes and bugfixes and applications that use it, such as Clouseau the inspector.
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by phoe-krk 5y ago
Common Lisp does not have any built-ins for declaring static local variables known e.g. from C. int test_function() { static int counter = 0; return counter++; } test_function(); // -> 0 test_
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Static-Let, or how I Learned to stop worrying and love Load-Time-Value(github.com)
17 points by phoe-krk 5y ago|2 comments

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