pistacchioso

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by pistacchioso 14y ago
My personal "wow" moment with Lisp was this: (+ 1 2) I was thrilled in the moment when I realized that all of the three parts of this banal form can be an arbitrarily complex forms themselves. For example, you can in place substitute "+"
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by pistacchioso 14y ago
If you spend your day harvesting a field or running after animals to pray them, you're not going to be obese, you're more likely to gather fat if your day is taping on a computer, but this has nothing to do with diet. Also, I won't the lif
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by pistacchioso 14y ago
I still fail to understand this. What's its purpose? To make all web pages look the same?
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by pistacchioso 14y ago
Of course the push to a new version is strong and a newer version of a product represents its future. I'm not debating this or stating that it is stupid to use the newer version, but when I see someone writing "about time!", I read it like
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by pistacchioso 14y ago
honest question: my job is programming in python. I never had python 3 installed on a machine, being it personal, a server or a computer at work. I never felt the need to. any time I wonder why I'm not using it, I go back to the "what's new
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by pistacchioso 14y ago
now, this confirms my opinion that the game has been really fun to program, much more than to play. Simulating inch by inch damage is a fun thing to think, model and develop, but in the end the player gets a bunch of chars and some descript
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by pistacchioso 14y ago
really? for the price i assume it's a computer for working. I can hardware imagine a single situation when i'm programming code / writing with a word processor / making music / creting graphics and I'd feel the need to dirty the vertical sc
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by pistacchioso 14y ago
Conveniently ignoring that it's sold at the same price as the MacBook Pro retina 13'' is convenient.
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by pistacchioso 14y ago
got excited by it as everyone else. turns out working within a forced async environment is a major pain in the butt.