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phoe-krk
6y ago
In the exception example, there is a line saying: {'try',{y,0},{f,13}}. Why is the symbol `try` quoted here? Does it need to, if its name is all lowercase?
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phoe-krk
6y ago
Data point: as someone who grew up in villages and small cities in eastern Europe, I've seen cars being used for whole hours a day in total. Driving somewhere for thirty minutes a day is still a short total commute time relative to wha
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phoe-krk
6y ago
Your car doesn't stay idle 95% of the time, then. While the general principle might still apply in your case, the original examples don't, because your situation is different.
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phoe-krk
6y ago
That's a common phenomenon. Statically typed programming languages try to implement features of dynamically typed programming languages, whereas dynamically typed programming languages try to implement features of statically typed prog
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phoe-krk
6y ago
Note that this is on SBCL 1.5.6 which is a little bit over a year old at this point; the article is from 2015 so we should pick a properly dated version from https://sourceforge.net/projects/sbcl/files/sbcl&#x
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phoe-krk
6y ago
And here I am, after reading the article, wondering about the Lisp version that took the third place. If you are reading this, dear author - please share your code, even if anonymously.
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phoe-krk
6y ago
Yes, this is a hole in the GPL. Use AGPL as appropriate to solve this.
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phoe-krk
6y ago
> This is all a very long winded way to say "a popular YouTuber asked teenagers to do something and they did it". You have completely skipped the why . The answer in the article is so much more nuanced and complicated than &qu
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phoe-krk
6y ago
[2019]
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phoe-krk
6y ago
Thanks; fixed the original post.
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phoe-krk
6y ago
Same as Wine: none, since they are required to be 100% black-box reimplementations. No one who contributes to Wine is allowed to even look at the original Microsoft source code.
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phoe-krk
6y ago
Can't wait either. I hope my new book contributes to it.
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phoe-krk
6y ago
Related: please consider getting your company to support pgloader[0] so we can get a piece of free software for migrating from Oracle into Postgres. [0] https://github.com/dimitri/pgloader
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phoe-krk
6y ago
The title is inaccurate and somewhat alarmist; it is not as if the GPL just has been proclaimed unenforceable in France. The major take-out from the article for me is that in French law, licenses are contracts and therefore the litigation s
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phoe-krk
6y ago
> The scammer used my Facebook auth token to remove me from the Facebook Business entity. Strangely enough this is possible without getting any emails from Facebook. I had no way to check my Business entity or Ad account on Facebook to s
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phoe-krk
6y ago
Missing "your" in the beginning of the title.
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phoe-krk
6y ago
Online Lisp Meeting coordinator here. The initiative for these has started after this year's European Lisp Symposium, which was held online due to the pandemic. This year's formula, in order to adapt to its online form, included p
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Online Lisp Meetings YouTube Playlist
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phoe-krk
6y ago
Yes, the above is a trivial implementation; handling multi-form input would need to be much more complex. Thankfully, for simple one-liners, you'll likely want either April literals (implemented above) or April anonymous functions, bot
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phoe-krk
6y ago
Yes, the talk mentions that Dyalog is still much more performant, given how much time and effort has been spent on optimizing it.
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phoe-krk
6y ago
Do it yourself! (Implementation loosely based on phantomics' comment below.) (defun april-reader (stream char) (declare (ignore char)) `(april ,(read stream t nil t))) (set-macro-character #\⎕ #'april-re
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phoe-krk
6y ago
It does not seem to have a LICENSE file or any license mention in the README.
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phoe-krk
6y ago
Link to the article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23893817
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phoe-krk
6y ago
> * RTX 3090 (Titan), 1500$, 1.5x faster than Titan, 8k resolution @ 60 FPS with RTX on Control. You likely meant something else; Titan can't be faster than Titan.
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phoe-krk
6y ago
Using the old Reddit site as the default: https://www.reddit.com/r/help/comments/8f2n7d/how_do_i_perma...
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phoe-krk
6y ago
Related Reddit discussion: https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/iiowpn/htop_forked_t...
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phoe-krk
6y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10279266
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phoe-krk
6y ago
[2019], [2009]
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phoe-krk
6y ago
I guess so, yes. This comment from Zawinski is very old by today's standards, and Linux has made massive progress when it comes to usability. A child should be able to learn it quickly.
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phoe-krk
6y ago
> Re-installing an OS is free (both the materials and, for Apple customers who don't know how to do it themselves, the service). To make a semi-unrelated quote from Jamie Zawinski, "Linux is only free if your time has no valu
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