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by priyanshuraj 6y ago
Very well written article. After a long time, I read an article from top to bottom without losing focus.
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by priyanshuraj 6y ago
Turbo C. I liked how it came with support libraries to develop programs with audio, graphics and normal text. It is really what got me into game programming. It was a much simpler world. No analysis paralysis about what which game ask to us
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by priyanshuraj 6y ago
The title is very clickbait
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by priyanshuraj 6y ago
My own: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25441664 Got a lot of great advice and set me on the path for learning common lisp.
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by priyanshuraj 6y ago
Are there any easy to use quantum computer as a service (qcaas?) I can try to learn this field?
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by priyanshuraj 6y ago
Why did this get downvoted? This is correct description of the project. It is even written in readme.
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by priyanshuraj 6y ago
The article uses nano throughout. Is nano a popularly used editor? I have not seen anyone around using nano. I see vim, atom, sublime, vs code but never nano. Just curious if nano is popular. If nano is popular what are its pros and cons?
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by priyanshuraj 6y ago
I forgot to ask in my main question. I can't edit it anymore. I am seriously thinking of learnijg common lisp. Thank you for all the suggestions. Is it possible to build web apps in common lisp or any lisp? Any frameworks available? Is
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by priyanshuraj 6y ago
Why is common lisp ugly? Many people here suggested common lisp. I was considering it. I like to learn for fun but I am looking for something practical. I will want to build some useful apps in the end with it.
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by priyanshuraj 6y ago
"If you mean Common Lisp, I'd say install SBCL and start playing with with the repl" I meant any lisp. Common lisp, clojure, ccl. I am new to this so did not have a choice. But in this thread I get the feeling that common lis
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Ask HN: I want to start learning Lisp. Where do I begin?
222 points by priyanshuraj 6y ago|204 comments
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by priyanshuraj 6y ago
There is this orange outdated looking site where nerds hang out that I like - https://news.ycombinator.com/
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Ask HN: What IRC channels do you visit regularly?
21 points by priyanshuraj 6y ago|10 comments
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by priyanshuraj 6y ago
Yes, Twitter and Slack are proprietary.
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Ask HN: Why do so many people love Discord?
1 points by priyanshuraj 6y ago|7 comments
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by priyanshuraj 6y ago
Thank you for the support. Yes it was a genuine question. I am not native English speaker. I was trying to understand the comment.
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by priyanshuraj 6y ago
Hacker news loads fine on w3m. w3m keybindings are also much better (vi like).
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by priyanshuraj 6y ago
Unix shell command languages by Ken Thompson
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Ask HN: What new programming languages did you learn in 2020?
7 points by priyanshuraj 6y ago|15 comments
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by priyanshuraj 6y ago
Why it may be irrelevant that the project is active? Not sure I understood the point behind your last sentence. Can you explain please?
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by priyanshuraj 6y ago
Good post. Not a "show hn" though, is it?
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by priyanshuraj 6y ago
Wonderfully written article. I like how it draws the distinction between Docker still possibly surviving in dev and ci/cd pipelines and Docker definitely being dead in production. I wonder though if something simpler than Docker would